UK Horse Racing Tips: Perth

Having finished a close-up second on his stable bow over C&D last month, Try Them is one of the more likely winners. Although the four-year-old is likely to prove popular with Brian Hughes assisting in the saddle once more, BIGGLES edges the vote. Tom Lacey's charge only gave way in the closing stages at Uttoxeter 22 days ago and that form could turn out to be stronger. Reopposing sixth Tracker Issue is also of interest.
Prediction : 1st Biggles 2nd Try Them 3rd Tracker Issue

TAMARIND BAY has proved a different proposition since making his chase debut at Stratford in June and a hat-trick could be on the cards. The six-year-old finished 16 lengths ahead of his nearest pursuer at Uttoxeter and a 5lb rise from the assessor is workable. Point-to-point winner Follow Your Luck has been just as impressive on his two outings over timber and it will be interesting to see how he compares in the market on his return. Ras Kassar may fare best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Tamarind Bay 2nd Follow Your Luck 3rd Ras Kassar

Having regained the winning thread over C&D, a 2lb nudge up the ratings is unlikely to prevent another bold showing from Lets Mingle. Although the six-year-old isn't taken lightly in retained cheekpieces, FOLLOW CHARLIE edges the vote after running out a ready winner over 2m on the same card. The son of Court Cave will have no issue stepping back up in trip and there might be more to come. Cosmic Soul could bounce back and feature.
Prediction : 1st Follow Charlie 2nd Lets Mingle 3rd Cosmic Soul

It's hard to ignore the claims of the hat-trick seeking DALILEO, who completed a double over track and trip last month and is now 6lb higher. In his current mood, the 11-year-old is tough to oppose. Drumlee Myth recorded his first career success at Carlisle on his most recent start and needs to be taken seriously on just his second appearance so far this year. Of the remainder, Dolly Dior makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Dalileo 2nd Drumlee Myth 3rd Dolly Dior

FILIBUSTERING accounted for Nap Hand by over eight lengths at Cartmel in June and it's hard to make any case as to why that form could be overturned. Harry Derham's gelding is unbeaten in his last three outings in this sphere and will prove very hard to beat. Fidendum made it two wins from his last three starts at Market Rasen last month and is bound to mount a bold bid, while Medieval Gold is another to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Filibustering 2nd Fidendum 3rd Medieval Gold

McGregors Charge won this last season off the same mark but has changed stables since, was beaten 16 lengths at Newton Abbot last time out, and will need to get back to his best to figure. Edgewell is looking for his hat-trick after wins at Newton Abbot and Worcester but an extra 6lb makes his life difficult and a chance is taken on Irish raider LE MALIN. He ran a blinder in third at Cartmel on his first start since 2024 and should do even better now.
Prediction : 1st Le Malin 2nd Edgewell 3rd McGregors Charge

Downtown Nashville has more experience than his rivals after three point-to-points and a Uttoxeter bumper third, but he ought to be better over further and may be outgunned close home by GAME SHADOW. Fourth in a decent Tramore bumper and beaten less than four lengths, he has moved on to John McConnell, who likes to raid Perth from his Irish base when the opportunity arises. Dark Tide Rising may prove too strong for Captain Mainwaring in a tight-looking race for third.
Prediction : 1st Game Shadow 2nd Downtown Nashville 3rd Dark Tide Rising