UK Horse Racing Tips: Southwell

A few with chances but preference is for TENISON, who broke her duck at Yarmouth last month. The Cable Bay filly takes another step up in trip, which is likely to suit, and the booking of Billy Loughnane is a notable one. Glenna came clear in the closing stages to score at Windsor and is a real player from 3lb higher. Others to note include Desert Belle and Easwrith Destiny.
Prediction : 1st Tenison 2nd Glenna 3rd Desert Belle

HUMPHREY couldn't justify heavy favouritism on his debut at Sandown, but the son of Pinatubo should be all the wiser for that experience and is taken to go in at the second time of asking. Sharp Move looked useful when bolting up at Newcastle back in November and is very much worth considering, despite having to concede weight-for-age and a winner's penalty. Hello Friend has occupied the runner-up spot twice already and looks sure to be on the premises. So might Turret, who took a huge leap forward to score at Carlisle.
Prediction : 1st Humphrey 2nd Sharp Move 3rd Hello Friend

A wide draw has done PRINCE OF CALYPSO no favours but, even so, he might still be worth chancing. Ed Bethell's bay took a backward step at Thirsk earlier this month, but it's likely he'll do better over middle distances now handicapping and his debut third offers some suggestion that an opening mark of 70 might be lenient. Fans Favourite reverts to the all-weather having notched up a brace of wins at Lingfield and Ayr. He's another 7lb higher, though, and Tinsel could emerge as the biggest threat.
Prediction : 1st Prince Of Calypso 2nd Tinsel 3rd Fans Favourite

HATAMOTO had started to become a little frustrating before winning at Beverley earlier this month, and it didn't take him long to add a Thirsk success to his CV. Tim Easterby's charge is evidently in the groove now and if handling a switch to an artificial surface, it is unlikely that a 2lb rise will halt further progress. William Haggas' handicap newcomer Venetian Lion is related to several smart types and is surely capable of better than he's shown so far, which might be said of Back At One too given that he fetched 160,000 euros as a yearling.
Prediction : 1st Hatamoto 2nd Venetian Lion 3rd Back At One

RISING TIGER confirmed the promise of his debut second at Salisbury when filling the same position at Ascot just over a fortnight ago. Based on that evidence, Andrew Balding's colt could be hard to beat on this occasion. Bullrider is an obvious threat following his second at Epsom and he is entitled to improve. Others to note are Roosike and Hiram Bingham.
Prediction : 1st Rising Tiger 2nd Bullrider 3rd Roosike

SPACEMAN accounted for a subsequent winner when taking a Wolverhampton maiden in June and that form suggests that an opening mark of 76 should be workable for the son of Starman. Lucky Luna has a similar profile to the selection and merits plenty of respect following her Salisbury victory, while Asteverdi also makes the shortlist after a Goodwood third last month.
Prediction : 1st Spaceman 2nd Lucky Luna 3rd Asteverdi

Star Of Mali and King Of Fury are recent winners who are likely to prove popular once again. That said, marginal preference is for COGITATE, who caught the eye when fifth in a much stronger race on his debut for Eve Johnson Houghton at Sandown last month. At this level, the five-year-old could take plenty of stopping. Korbut and Comic Hero are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Cogitate 2nd Star Of Mali 3rd King Of Fury

MODERN TIMES has been running well in defeat of late and was third at Musselburgh when last seen. James Owen's new recruit is 1lb lower now and may find some improvement with cheekpieces added for the first time. Hamilton winner Belsito is an obvious threat to the selection, despite a 5lb rise, while Monsieur Kodi and D Flawless also have claims.
Prediction : 1st Modern Times 2nd Belsito 3rd Monsieur Kodi