UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

After cosy wins in nurseries at Catterick and Brighton, HARRY'S POP is the obvious one. A 4lb rise for the latter success demands more but the Dylan Cunha-trained gelding is on an upwards trajectory and is hard to oppose on his hat-trick bid. Maximus Meridius has shown enough promise to suggest he can also have a big say on just his second start in a race of this nature, while Beechwood Glory is on a workable rating.
Prediction : 1st Harrys Pop 2nd Maximus Meridius 3rd Beechwood Glory

Last seen in Doncaster's valuable Two-Year-Old Stakes sales race, ONGOMBO takes a significant drop in class and is an attractive proposition at this level, with Oisin Murphy taking over in the saddle. Reddy also appears to be heading in the right direction and is the chief danger after two promising starts so far. Gilded Call and So Sexy Me are entitled to be wiser now they have a run under their belts and also warrant betting checks.
Prediction : 1st Ongombo 2nd Reddy 3rd Gilded Call

Toby Moore guided HAPPIER to a cosy success at Kempton last week and keeping the partnership intact can help Martin Keighley's mare cope with a 5lb penalty. Son Of Astar won over 5f here on his latest start and also makes the shortlist, although it's slightly concerning that he's never won over 6f before. That's not the case with Connie's Rose, who shades preference as a bigger danger off 5lb below her last winning mark.
Prediction : 1st Happier 2nd Connies Rose 3rd Son Of Astar

Torcello rolled back the years when securing an 11th Flat victory at Haydock in May and he must enter calculations given the likelihood of similar underfoot conditions. However, a 5lb higher mark could leave the veteran vulnerable, with SONIC PIONEER edging the vote. Martin Keighley's charge was last seen scoring in a novice hurdle at Ludlow in April and stepping up in distance back on the level could unlock some improvement. The hat-trick seeking Captain Cairney and handicap debutant Feelin' Free are others of interest.
Prediction : 1st Sonic Pioneer 2nd Torcello 3rd Captain Cairney

Although Aerial Silk would prove a live threat if replicating his juvenile form, he has proved underwhelming on both outings in handicap company this season. With that in mind, this could prove a suitable opportunity for LUCKY RADAR to open his account. Rod Millman's inmate caught the eye when denied by just a head on his debut at Chepstow and this greater emphasis on stamina is forecast to suit. Circle Of Secrets may chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Lucky Radar 2nd Aerial Silk 3rd Circle Of Secrets

SCARFO displayed a much-improved performance when third in a class 2 series final at Chepstow last month and he makes plenty of appeal off 6lb lower in the ratings. A return to softer ground conditions may have proved the catalyst for the five-year-old's better showing and a third career victory may beckon. C&D winner Beaming Light arrives here in good form and is feared most, ahead of Private Officer.
Prediction : 1st Scarfo 2nd Beaming Light 3rd Private Officer

WHITELEY WAY won well at Lingfield earlier in the year and it has to be considered a huge positive that connections have booked Oisin Murphy for her return to action. A bold showing looks assured, but don't completely rule out Angel's Call on the back of a solid second at Bath nine days ago. Others to consider include Wellwhatshappenin and Ajrad.
Prediction : 1st Whiteley Way 2nd Angels Call 3rd Wellwhatshappenin

ELORA PRINCE was much the best when running away with a Chepstow handicap a few weeks ago and, assuming he arrives in similar form, it's going to take a big performance to deny this gelding another victory. Rogers Dream is feared most following a smooth Ripon success, but that was in classified stakes company and this looks tougher. Adrian is also noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Elora Prince 2nd Rogers Dream 3rd Adrian