UK Horse Racing Tips: Newbury

ANGEL SENSE didn't appear to stay 7f when third at Wolverhampton and the daughter of Harry Angel is better judged on her performances prior when beaten half a length at both Kempton and Nottingham. She can get off the mark at the main expense of Global Success, who produced her best effort over C&D last month and may have more to come in first-time cheekpieces. Secret Flite and Kiss Cam appeal most of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Angel Sense 2nd Global Success 3rd Secret Flite

SUGAR YES PLEASE shaped with considerable promise when fourth over C&D on her racecourse bow and that form appears to set the standard. She wouldn't need to improve much from that display to get off the mark. My Normandie caught the eye at Nottingham and commands plenty of respect, while Laylaty is entitled to step forward from her debut fourth at Wolverhampton.
Prediction : 1st Sugar Yes Please 2nd My Normandie 3rd Laylaty

DESERT LEGEND made a promising start to his career when third at Windsor last week and the manner of that performance suggested he would be likely to get off the mark sooner rather than later. Macau finished his race off well at Wolverhampton and is entitled to be in the mix, along with Windsor runner-up My Boo Boo and Minster Boy.
Prediction : 1st Desert Legend 2nd Macau 3rd My Boo Boo

This probably isn't quite as open as the numbers would suggest and it looks best to stick with BLACK ENDEAVOUR. Mark Rimell's gelding brought up a second career triumph in narrow fashion at Doncaster and the runner-up has won since so a 4lb rise might underestimate him. C&D winner Strike has a chance from 5lb below his last winning mark and spare a thought for Thunderous Love, who won this 12 months ago, albeit she was in better form at the time.
Prediction : 1st Black Endeavour 2nd Strike 3rd Thunderous Love

STORM POINT has won on two of his three appearances in handicaps, with the latest coming over C&D. Ed Walker's charge remains open to bags of improvement and is taken to defy a further 5lb rise, although there are plenty of dangers, including Bath and Kempton victors Nakaaha and Grizedale. The Third Star hit the woodwork over track and trip and is another who must enter calculations.
Prediction : 1st Storm Point 2nd Nakaaha 3rd Grizedale

Magician of Riga failed to complete the hat-trick when third at Wolverhampton, but that was still a fair effort and he is respected. Nottingham victor Astracornus is likely to have his supporters, but it's TURTLE REEF who appeals most. Hugo Palmer's colt got up for third in the final strides at Doncaster and could have more to offer on just his second start in handicap company.
Prediction : 1st Turtle Reef 2nd Magician of Riga 3rd Astracornus

Barrister showed more when third on his handicap bow over 1m4f here and may improve for this step up in distance. Kakirra seeks to complete a four-timer and holds an obvious chance, but the vote goes to LA PEREGRINA. Ed Walker's charge produced a career best when first past the post at Goodwood, only for the stewards to intervene, and a similar performance would help him gain compensation.
Prediction : 1st La Peregrina 2nd Barrister 3rd Kakirra