UK Horse Racing Tips: Newmarket

Charlie Appleby and Billy Loughnane teamed up to win this last year and can repeat the dose with ROMANTIC SYMPHONY. Caught in the final strides of a Listed contest at Longchamp last time, she's clearly going the right way and Loughnane was on board for her earlier double in novice company. Revoir enters calculations on her close second in this grade at Pontefract, while Miss Justice has a shout if at her best.
Prediction : 1st Romantic Symphony 2nd Revoir 3rd Miss Justice

York Listed winner Love A Giggle lost her unbeaten record in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot, but could shape well here carrying top weight on her nursery bow. Acclamation Star also has her sights lowered and will likely be seen in a better light, but it could pay to stick with HAVANA SPRITE. James Tate's filly dead-heated for first in a Listed contest over C&D last time and the daughter of Havana Grey looks on a workable mark for her nursery debut.
Prediction : 1st Havana Sprite 2nd Love A Giggle 3rd Acclamation Star

Several of the newcomers take the eye and the market may offer some clues. Spirited Gesture is a sister to three winners including the smart sprinter Calyx, while the 380,000gns purchase Asheyra is the third foal out of a Listed winner. However, HALEEMA boasts plenty of stamina in her pedigree and the Frankel filly gets a speculative vote in open affair with Charlie Appleby's yard remaining in good form.
Prediction : 1st Haleema 2nd Spirited Gesture 3rd Asheyra

Hardy's Hero has been expensive to follow and arguably has more on his plate now than when enduring narrow reverses both here and at Yarmouth the last twice. He gets first-time cheekpieces so could improve, but it might pay to take him on with TRYST, who restored some much-needed confidence courtesy of a smooth Yarmouth win. Lion of Mali and Sierra Sands are noted too.
Prediction : 1st Tryst 2nd Lion of Mali 3rd Hardys Hero

DIVINE KNIGHT looked in need of his return effort at Redcar in May and has since produced two creditable performances in defeat at Ayr and Ascot. Dropping in trip should suit William Haggas' charge and this looks a suitable opportunity for him to regain that winning feeling. First Officer wouldn't be winning out of turn and is noted, while Sixpack might be on offer at generous each-way odds if all eight stand their ground.
Prediction : 1st Divine Knight 2nd First Officer 3rd Sixpack

We could be all set for a Royal winner at HQ as FOOD FOR THOUGHT looks to have been found a good opening to get back in the winning groove. She won readily at Nottingham in June, albeit in a three-runner race, and just got touched off by a handicap debutant of William Haggas' at Salisbury last time. Ralph Beckett's filly is the obvious pace angle in here and she might prove a tough nut to crack if getting it easy on the front end. Thaluna and Hollywell Stream will keep her honest, and Valkyrie Storm will be out to put her superior experience to good use.
Prediction : 1st Food For Thought 2nd Thaluna 3rd Hollywell Stream

Dottie Diamond arrives in the form of her life having completed a hat-trick in good style at Salisbury last month. However, she's got more on her plate now and Billy Loughnane switches to Sound And Vision, who commands respect on the form of her latest Nottingham third. Merrimack would be no surprise winner judged on recent form, but SILKY ROBIN has really stepped up since switching to turf at Lingfield in May and he could be the one chasing a three-timer.
Prediction : 1st Silky Robin 2nd Dottie Diamond 3rd Merrimack