UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

Having shaped better than the bare form suggests when fourth on his most recent outing at Perth, Roi Du Roume merits consideration off an unaltered mark. That said, the six-year-old hasn't convinced with his stamina over 3m under Rules and it could be worth chancing chase debutant TELL THE TALE on his return to action. Neil Mulholland's gelding was last seen finishing a close-up second over timber at Fontwell and he may take some stopping if taking to this discipline. The Magus is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Tell The Tale 2nd Roi Du Roume 3rd The Magus

The market may prove informative for these seasonal/chase debutants, with Aintree Grade 1 runner-up SINNATRA a fascinating newcomer to this discipline. Although an official rating of 141 demands more, the six-year-old looks to possess the size and scope to reach the top over fences. Pourquoi Pas Papa receives a handy weght-for-age allowance on his chase bow and is feared most, ahead of the hat-trick seeking Light Fandango.
Prediction : 1st Sinnatra 2nd Pourquoi Pas Papa 3rd Light Fandango

Having regained the winning thread at Haydock 182 days ago, Iron Bridge must rank high on any shortlist entering veteran company. The son of Milan boasts a good record fresh and isn't taken lightly, but GUARD YOUR DREAMS is a touch more appealing. The Twiston-Davies' yard are in rude health and their 10-year-old should take some stopping if reproducing the pick of last season's efforts. Hold Your Fort arrives at the top of his game and may fare best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Guard Your Dreams 2nd Iron Bridge 3rd Hold Your Fort

Tamarind Bay is the only rival with experience over fences and merits respect given his rivals also lack a recent run. That said, the six-year-old has plenty to find on the ratings with last season's rampant William Hill Hurdle hero TUTTI QUANTI. Paul Nicholls' charge still held every chance but for falling at the second-last in the Scottish Champion Hurdle and is unbeaten in two outings over hurdles at this course. George's Lad and stable debutant Captain Teague are no back numbers either.
Prediction : 1st Tutti Quanti 2nd Tamarind Bay 3rd Georges Lad

King Roly turns out under a 7lb penalty for winning cosily at Worcester last week and could be a key player if the rain holds off. The returning Viroflay has no doubts about his stamina and also needs taking seriously given he tends to go well when fresh from a break. However, BEN SOLO, who won a point-to-point over this distance, is set to encounter ideal underfoot conditions and he could provide a bit of value on his first start after wind surgery.
Prediction : 1st Ben Solo 2nd King Roly 3rd Viroflay

SAINT SEGAL found things too hot to handle when he failed to complete in the Champion Chase at Cheltenham and the Melling at Aintree on his last two starts. However, he may find success is much more attainable at this level and looks worth another chance. Crebilly has been consistent and is another to seriously consider off only 3lb higher than for his Worcester success, while Riskintheground, a nine-time winner over fences, shouldn't have any issues dropping in trip and is another strong contender.
Prediction : 1st Saint Segal 2nd Crebilly 3rd Riskintheground

Several of these have been struggling to find their form, which could pave the way for YES DAY to follow up last month's ready success at Fontwell. A 5lb rise still leaves the O'Neill's eight-year-old with room to move and, having won over further in the past, stepping up a couple of furlongs shouldn't be a hinderance. Yes And Yes is better than he managed at Stratford and won't need much of a revival to claim second, while Puddlesinthepark and Gingerbred are the pick of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Yes Day 2nd Yes And Yes 3rd Puddlesinthepark