UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

MASSIMO BLUE made the most of being unpenalised when completing a double at Southwell 20 days ago and further glory may beckon. Dylan Cunha's charge is now unbeaten in two outings for current connections and he looks capable of defying a 6lb rise from the assessor. Dark Side Thunder arrives on the back of a C&D second and he may serve the more resistance to the selection, ahead of Three Non Blondes.
Prediction : 1st Massimo Blue 2nd Dark Side Thunder 3rd Three Non Blondes

Although a beaten favourite when third in a class 2 novice at Musselburgh last month, Faith In Florence has leading claims dropping in class. That said, Ed Walker's filly may come up short once more if BIDSTA can build on her opening second at Newbury. The daughter of Mehmas ran with plenty of promise and any improvement could see her collecting. Plastic Dream is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Bidsta 2nd Faith In Florence 3rd Plastic Dream

Liberty's Hall should have learned plenty from his debut second at Kempton and he rates as the one to beat, That said, there are some intriguing newcomers on show, with DIVINE RHYTHM topping the bill. William Haggas' colt is a half-brother to several useful winners and he could take some stopping if fulfilling his 120,000-euro price tag. Fellow debutants Nostalgic Warrior and Daddy Star are others to monitor in the betting.
Prediction : 1st Divine Rhythm 2nd Libertys Hall 3rd Nostalgic Warrior

Fairy Glen failed to land a blow at the top level over an extended 1m7f at Longchamp in May and holds an obvious chance because she sets the standard with an official rating of 112. However, this drop in trip might catch her out and, with that in mind, MORROPHORE gets the nod. The daughter of Kingman was improving nicely prior to running too badly to be true at York last month, but it would be no surprise to see her bounce back. Rhapsody is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Morrophore 2nd Fairy Glen 3rd Rhapsody

Enoch is unbeaten in two appearances so far and is bound to attract lots of support with Ryan Moore booked on his handicap bow, but he is worth taking on with ROUND THE TABLE. Tom Clover's charge was too free when stepping up to 1m4f and was well beaten at Newmarket last month. This drop back in distance looks the right move and if settling better, he ought to go close. Savvy Disko is another to watch out for.
Prediction : 1st Round The Table 2nd Enoch 3rd Savvy Disko

First past the post at Goodwood last month, Alice De Clare hampered her main rival and was demoted to second by the stewards. She'll be thereabouts once again if steering a straight line, but NOWSHESDANCING looks a safer proposition. The unexposed four-year-old edged closer to her first handicap success when caught close home at Newbury last time and the daughter of Teofilo is taken to go one better. Rossa Raheen and Ladykirk are others for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Nowshesdancing 2nd Alice De Clare 3rd Rossa Raheen

Remi Mae returns to the turf off the back of scoring at Kempton a fortnight ago. Only 2lb higher, she can feature again, while the recent C&D winner Court Drive could go well with Billy Loughnane taking over the reins. However, it could pay to take a chance on IRONIST bouncing back. George Margerson's filly races on soft ground for the first time since winning last year's renewal and is 6lb lower this time round.
Prediction : 1st Ironist 2nd Remi Mae 3rd Court Drive