UK Horse Racing Tips: Sandown

WARNING SIGN won this race 12 months ago and was last seen bolting up in a similar contest over a mile at Goodwood in June. With that in mind, the seven-year-old is hard to oppose. That said, Drumstick also won impressively on his most recent outing in May and should not be underestimated. Cases can be made for all of the remainder, but What's The Plan and Impierious are the pick of them.
Prediction : 1st Warning Sign 2nd Drumstick 3rd Whats The Plan

CATCHING DREAMS displayed plenty of promise when second on his racecourse bow at Lingfield recently and Charlie Appleby's colt could be hard to stop with the benefit of that experience. Elevating did not get home over 7f at Goodwood a week ago and should not be written off down in trip here, while any market support for Pulse Of Fire would have to be noted.
Prediction : 1st Catching Dreams 2nd Elevating 3rd Pulse Of Fire

A race won by Too Darn Hot, Westover and Pride Of Arras in recent years and FIRST LAW could add his name to the roll of honour. A 1,000,000gns purchase as a yearling, Charlie Appleby's colt is a half-brother to the Group 1 winner Skitter Scatter and it would be no surprise to see him follow in his sire's footsteps and take this on debut. Flight Tracker is a full-brother to the Group-placed Macduff and has to be noted. The chances are that Crown Ranger and See The Mountain will need to improve significantly on what they've shown so far to be successful.
Prediction : 1st First Law 2nd Flight Tracker 3rd Crown Ranger

INTERSTATE has done little wrong on his last two runner-up efforts and compensation could be on the cards. A rating of 81 looks workable on his handicap bow and he edges the vote over Edwin Hubble. Brian Meehan's charge should prove more competitive than his latest fifth in a 15-runner affair at Ascot, although he would make more appeal over further. Elan D'or can chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Interstate 2nd Edwin Hubble 3rd Elan Dor

Desert Shadow supplemented a good second at Redcar with a triumph in a small-field affair at Lingfield. That said, a 3lb rise in the ratings demands another career best from the four-year-old and preference is for the unexposed ASCENDING STAR. Owen Burrows' inmate was a shade too keen when third on his handicap bow over a mile here and a drop back in trip may prove just the ticket. Last-time-out winners Thursday Girl and Lunario are others of interest.
Prediction : 1st Ascending Star 2nd Desert Shadow 3rd Thursday Girl

It's difficult to get away from ready Nottingham winner GREAT BLASKET, who should have more to come on just his second outing for James Owen. The six-year-old is 3lb well-in and is sure to prove a warm order bidding to follow up, with Kodi Fire feared most. The latter arrives here in good heart and should keep the selection honest, ahead of recent C&D runner-up Amused.
Prediction : 1st Great Blasket 2nd Kodi Fire 3rd Amused