UK Horse Racing Tips: Newbury

Mount Atlas edged out Tabletalk in the Silver Cup at York but he might struggle to confirm that form under a 3lb penalty. Even so, DUBAI HONOUR can prove strongest of all. William Haggas' globetrotter was back in Australia to defend his Tancred Stakes crown in March but came up agonisingly short, before failing to better last year's second place finish in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes. These are calmer waters, though, and he can regain the winning thread back on home soil.
Prediction : 1st Dubai Honour 2nd Tabletalk 3rd Mount Atlas

Although a beaten favourite on his last two starts, MAJOR NEIGH SAYER can repay those that keep the faith. George Scott's charge didn't get the clearest of runs at Sandown before meeting a similar fate at Musselburgh, but those two efforts did at least suggest he can cut the ice as a sprinter, and a race of this nature looks well within his compass. Glamorous Breeze hit the frame at Glorious Goodwood and is entitled to the utmost respect down in class, whilst Kinswoman and Wheels Of Fire are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Major Neigh Sayer 2nd Glamorous Breeze 3rd Kinswoman

SCOVILLE hasn't quite progressed as hoped after winning his first two career starts, but he has hinted at somewhat of a revival recently. William Haggas' gelding was far from disgraced in the Royal Hunt Cup and again emerged with some credit in the Golden Mile at Glorious Goodwood. Those two efforts did suggest that perhaps dropping to 7f would suit, though, and a 2lb ease in the handicap will do his chances no harm. Great Acclaim often runs well in these types of contest, whereas Addison Grey has plied his trade solely as a sprinter so far and might do better over this extra furlong.
Prediction : 1st Scoville 2nd Great Acclaim 3rd Addison Grey

William Haggas and Tom Marquand have teamed up to win three of the last five renewals and are represented by Extremely Zain, who lost his unbeaten record when fourth at Ascot last month. He will need to improve further now pitched into a Group contest but is not easily overlooked, although SYMBOL OF HONOUR is preferred. He bounced back to his best when landing the Hackwood Stakes last month and will go very close if seeing out this extra furlong. Witness Stand and Never So Brave could also have a say.
Prediction : 1st Symbol Of Honour 2nd Extremely Zain 3rd Witness Stand

Despite exhibiting signs of inexperience on his debut at Brighton, Red Tail shaped really well to claim the runner-up spot and can be expected to improve. A chance is taken on the Owen Burrows-trained MOSHEER, though, who fetched 185,000gns as a yearling and makes plenty of appeal on paper. Gambling Man was a little unlucky over C&D on his racecourse introduction and he heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Mosheer 2nd Gambling Man 3rd Red Tail

Explode resumed winning ways with a comfortable success at Catterick last month and is likely to prove competitive once again. However, TRYFAN's recent victory at Ascot looks a stronger piece of form. Harry Charlton's charge landed a tougher contest than this in first-time cheekpieces (retained) and a 3lb rise may not be enough to anchor the son of Nathaniel. Masterinthewoods is creeping up the handicap, but he does arrive in fine form and could be on the premises.
Prediction : 1st Tryfan 2nd Explode 3rd Masterinthewoods

Golden Knight displayed admirable battling qualities when just prevailing at Ascot last month. He merits respect representing last year's winning yard, but DREAM CAMP looked the more convincing winner when scoring at Windsor recently. She won a shade cosily on her first attempt at 1m2f and Andrew Balding's filly should have more to offer over middle-distances. Bayaann drops in class having been gelded and is worth a second glance.
Prediction : 1st Dream Camp 2nd Golden Knight 3rd Bayaann