UK Horse Racing Tips: Perth

JET OF STARS, who swapped hands for 230,000 pounds after he won his sole point-to-point start, looked an exciting prospect when he won a bumper by almost 10 lengths on his Rules debut at Ayr in March. This seems a perfect time to reintroduce jumping to the equation and the Lucinda Russell & Michael Scudamore-trained gelding is the most intriguing option. Uttoxeter winner Chicker was highly tried last season and must be feared at this level, while Gambino is respected but he has the double penalty to cope with on his hat-trick bid.
Prediction : 1st Jet Of Stars 2nd Chicker 3rd Gambino

A point-to-point winner before joining Dan Skelton, HIDDEN FORTUNE is progressing well under Rules and is hard to oppose after resuming from a break with an emphatic win at Bangor 15 days ago. Her previous appearance was equally stylish, when she broke her maiden over hurdles at Fontwell. The manner of those wins suggests she can continue to flourish in handicaps. Letterston Lily went up 5lb for her Worcester success but cannot be ruled out in this company. Dolly Dior, who won over 3m here last month, can also figure if not hindered by cutting back in trip.
Prediction : 1st Hidden Fortune 2nd Letterston Lily 3rd Dolly Dior

Annie Agnew only went up 1lb after winning over 2m4f here 16 days ago and it's notable she comes across from Ireland again so quickly. Dropping in trip is a concern, however, and TRY THEM, a previous C&D winner, could be more rewarding to follow over this distance. Pure Gold also goes well here and is notably back on his last winning mark, while Follow Charlie looks held by Annie Agnew based on a couple of recent encounters, thus El Jefe is nominated as best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Try Them 2nd Annie Agnew 3rd Pure Gold

This is competitive stuff and TAMARIND BAY just edges it. Mickey Bowen's charge has generally improved since switching to fences and didn't let a mishap here two starts ago dent his confidence as he ran out an impressive Bangor winner at the start of the month. Open to improvement over this trip, he gets the vote ahead of the consistent Caughtinyourtrance and Breizh River, who performed admirably for third in the Summer Plate at Market Rasen. Keep an eye on Etalon and Boston Rover too.
Prediction : 1st Tamarind Bay 2nd Caughtinyourtrance 3rd Breizh River

DELGANY SECOND NOW is hard to oppose for champion trainer Dan Skelton. A progressive hurdler this summer since switched to handicaps, the four-year-old made a winning chase debut at Bangor recently and can continue on his merry way. Roi Du Roume showed more when second at Cartmel latest and is noted, while chances are also given to Didntgotwenty and Burning It Up.
Prediction : 1st Delgany Second Now 2nd Roi Du Roume 3rd Didntgotwenty

Forest Spirit deserves to get her head in front following a couple of placed efforts at Worcester, but preference is for SEEYAINTHESUNINN. He has been in excellent form at Cartmel this summer, winning two of his last three starts, and a solid third at this track in April suggests he should be able to continue this good run away from the Cumbrian circuit. Others expected to go well include Fairly Fulling and Magic Gloves.
Prediction : 1st Seeyainthesuninn 2nd Forest Spirit 3rd Fairly Fulling