UK Horse Racing Tips: Beverley

Not many of these can confidently be ruled out and any support for the likes of Impartiality, Per Contra and Tiger would have foundation based on recent form. However, preference is for FOX AVATAR, who still has some scope for improvement. A C&D winner as a three-year-old, the son of Frankel hinted at a revival last time out and is dangerous to ignore off the same mark. Galyx is an interesting each-way option.
Prediction : 1st Fox Avatar 2nd Impartiality 3rd Galyx

JM JUNGLE has form that ties in with a good number of these rivals and the balance of those efforts gives him solid claims. A stalwart in high-profile sprints, the six-year-old retains all his enthusiasm and could be tough to resist if a berth in stall nine can be overcome. Shagraan is also capable of a bold showing and is one to seriously consider with first-time cheekpieces tried. Previous C&D winners Badri and Argentine Tango also merit consideration.
Prediction : 1st Jm Jungle 2nd Shagraan 3rd Badri

Cheeky Chesca posted a better effort at Catterick 13 days ago and is interesting with first-time blinkers added, while Last Dandelion has been knocking on the door and won't need to find much to be on the premises. However, ELEVEN EIGHTY TWO is surely better than she managed on her nursery debut at Ripon and, down 1lb, Ben Haslam's filly looks worth another chance in a wide-open race. Dorothea Hope, Purrista and Serenity Bay are also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Eleven Eighty Two 2nd Cheeky Chesca 3rd Last Dandelion

Financer only found the useful High Degree too good over 1m2f at Pontefract earlier this month and a similar effort would see him go close, but the vote goes to COUNT PALATINE. Michael Dods' charge struck by a short head in this grade over 7f at Carlisle on his latest outing and looks to have been found a good opportunity to follow up. Of the remainder, previous C&D winner Wondrous Light makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Count Palatine 2nd Financer 3rd Wondrous Light

Harb produced a better effort when filling the runner-up spot at Hamilton recently and the booking of Jason Hart is noteworthy. Great struck at Pontefract over this trip two starts ago and is a player based on that evidence, but it's MANAGING DIRECTOR who appeals most. The son of Cotai Glory occupied the runner-up berth in a warmer event at Thirsk earlier in the month and could make his fourth start for the Geoff Oldroyd yard a winning one.
Prediction : 1st Managing Director 2nd Harb 3rd Great

Black Fury outran odds of 100/1 when taking the silver medal home over C&D most recently and an opening mark of 55 might prove to be lenient. Even so, COURT LEGEND looks the way to go. Michael & David Easterby's juvenile finished second on his nursery debut over track and trip last time and the application of first-time cheekpieces might eke out the improvement required to go one better. Musselburgh winner Inns And Out completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Court Legend 2nd Black Fury 3rd Inns And Out

ELEMENTAL EYE wasn't able to supplement his Newcastle success when second over 1m5f at Ayr last month, but that was still a respectable effort and he is just 1lb higher. With a similar performance, the five-year-old could prove hard to beat. Spooky Wooky showed improvement in a first-time tongue-tie/visor when fourth at Redcar and he has to be respected along with Lingfield third Shopaholic.
Prediction : 1st Elemental Eye 2nd Spooky Wooky 3rd Shopaholic