UK Horse Racing Tips: Wolverhampton

TRUST SERGEI showed his appreciation for the return to this trip when runner-up at Leicester last week. Jonny Peate, who won on him over C&D back in June, takes over the reins and Gary Hanmer's sprinter looks well placed to strike. Candy Warhol has been picking up minor money, most recently in a series final at Brighton, and is even more effective on an artificial surface. Apex Star and Due Date have also shown enough of late to warrant an interest.
Prediction : 1st Trust Sergei 2nd Candy Warhol 3rd Apex Star

The money came for Thames Waterman in one of the earlier juvenile contests and he duly obliged over 5f here. He has been gelded during his time off, but the absence is a concern so he is passed over in favour of DARJEEL. Richard Hannon's colt showed good pace before weakening into fifth at Newbury and that experience, combined with a slight drop in trip, can help him to step forward. Kitty Rey has plenty to recommend her on paper so is worth a look on debut.
Prediction : 1st Darjeel 2nd Thames Waterman 3rd Kitty Rey

TREDEGAR SQUARE didn't have a massive amount of market support behind him ahead of his Kempton introduction but there was no fluke about the way he disposed of 11 rivals, including Find Your Fire, and he looks a useful prospect for James Fanshawe. Falah Glory showed ability on debut over C&D, but maybe the newcomers are worth worrying about more. Marhaba Ya Tayib is a half-brother to useful all-weather sprinter Lady Kodiac, and Birkett Bank is expected to hit the ground running too.
Prediction : 1st Tredegar Square 2nd Marhaba Ya Tayib 3rd Birkett Bank

NOT THAT GUY hasn't been seen for almost a year, but he chased home the now 87-rated Shipbourne at Newbury on that occasion and a similar level of performance ought to suffice in a contest of this nature. Iron Dome displayed some ability on his debut at Southwell and is likely to show the benefit of that experience, while the Crisfords' newcomer Inkberrow fetched 130,000gns as a yearling and is almost certain to attract market support.
Prediction : 1st Not That Guy 2nd Iron Dome 3rd Inkberrow

PIAZZA was a little too keen over the mile at Yarmouth and ultimately faded once headed inside the final furlong. Dropping in trip looks a positive move and she is taken to go one place better this time. Justice Court pushed Rogue Exile (winner) all the way at Lingfield but neither could back their efforts up next time, and it might be that the class-dropping Siouxpersonic poses the main threat.
Prediction : 1st Piazza 2nd Siouxpersonic 3rd Justice Court

AMARACHI pulled well clear of her rivals in first-time cheekpieces (retained) at Bath on Saturday and as long as they can do the trick once again, she should be good enough to defy a 5lb penalty. R P Mcmurphy didn't get the rub of the green over 7f here a fortnight ago but is likely to benefit from a return to further, while the likes of Rogue Officer, Manton Road and Captive Beauty could also be competitive.
Prediction : 1st Amarachi 2nd R P Mcmurphy 3rd Rogue Officer

BALOO'S BLUES won at Lingfield before finishing fourth at Newbury and the four-year-old is taken to get his head back in front off a 1lb lower mark. Have You A Minute's last victory came off this rating over C&D and he is respected after taking a step back in the right direction when runner-up at Southwell. Sahm Naif and Ballybunion are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Baloos Blues 2nd Have You A Minute 3rd Sahm Naif

HARRY MOLE has been knocking on the door in recent months and the return to a track with less emphasis on stamina compared to Ayr and Carlisle the last twice might give him the chance to shed the maiden tag. Little Jaybee was beaten a neck at Lingfield last week and is expected to play a leading role once again, with similar comments applying to Henery Hawk after his recent C&D second.
Prediction : 1st Harry Mole 2nd Little Jaybee 3rd Henery Hawk

It is difficult to ignore the claims of DINAH MYTE after her return to the winner's enclosure at Leicester last week. The four-year-old doesn't have a penalty to carry with that victory coming in an apprentices' event and she can prove too strong for Clipsham Noble, who went close at Brighton last time. Saxophonic and Le Rouge Chinois appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Dinah Myte 2nd Clipsham Noble 3rd Saxophonic