UK Horse Racing Tips: Warwick

KIWI DE COTTE goes chasing for the first time since joining Dan Skelton and is expected to go a lot better than when pulled up in a hunter chase at Wexford earlier in the year. He's won a couple of times over hurdles this summer and is a previous point-to-point scorer, so ticks plenty of boxes. Passengerontheship can grab second ahead of In The Trenches.
Prediction : 1st Kiwi De Cotte 2nd Passengerontheship 3rd In The Trenches

MALINAS GLORY was in cracking form earlier in the year, winning a pair of point-to-point contests before scoring back under Rules (subsequently disqualified for a prohibited substance) in a Warwick hunter chase in May. Assuming he returns in similar form, he might be able to get off the front here and gallop his rivals into submission. Culligran won't go down without a fight and you can throw Ballinoulart into the mix as well.
Prediction : 1st Malinas Glory 2nd Culligran 3rd Ballinoulart

TRALEE GIRL gained the success her previous form deserved at Sedgefield recently and could kick on now confidence is high. She was deemed good enough for Listed contests last season and perhaps she'll realise her full potential this term for leading connections. Sixpack is fit from the Flat and is noted, while Bath Taverness goes hurdling for the first time having defeated a Skelton horse when winning a Newton Abbot bumper.
Prediction : 1st Tralee Girl 2nd Sixpack 3rd Bath Taverness

Having scored on four of his six chase outings this season, Dunkerque was denied by just a head on his latest start in a two-runner affair at Perth. Jennie Candlish's charge is a potential improver stepping up in distance and merits respect, but distance winner KI WOO is the most solid proposition. The Cokoriko gelding arrives on the back of a strong second in the Summer Cup at Uttoxeter and a similar performance may suffice. Snipe may chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Ki Woo 2nd Dunkerque 3rd Snipe

The combination of a 136-day break and a first-time tongue tie appeared to help GUTS AND GLORY when opening her account by seven lengths at Stratford last month. The four-year-old enters handicaps off what looks a fair mark and there could be more to come. Jammy Jay looked close to her best judged on her latest runner-up effort at Bangor and she may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of Ballylicky Bay.
Prediction : 1st Guts And Glory 2nd Jammy Jay 3rd Ballylicky Bay

Not for the first time, BACK IN THE BAY didn't convince over fences when pulling up at Bangor earlier this month. Better is expected from James Owen's mare reverting to timber and a repeat of her runner-up effort at Worcester in August may prove strong enough to repel Lacrima. The five-year-old has been freshened up since disappointing on his latest outing at Worcester and is a potential improver stepping up in trip. Belles Benefit is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Back In The Bay 2nd Lacrima 3rd Belles Benefit