UK Horse Racing Tips: Fontwell

Henrietta Knight saddles two, both of whom were successful here on their latest starts over timber. MOTAZZEN is a five-timer course winner, though, and is perhaps the more reliable of the pair. He has been put up 6lb for his latest victory but Richard Upton negates the rise with his 7lb claim and he may have the edge over his improving stablemate, who reverts to handicap company now. Goodwin and Crooked Path are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Motazzen 2nd Moab 3rd Goodwin

You don't see too many four-year-olds in chases but Nick Scholfield's Glen To Glen is already having his fifth start over fences. He's not been so good since winning at Perth in August, but his subsequent efforts have come in stronger contests, including when well held over hurdles at Chepstow on Saturday. Double Powerful has won here previously and is noted, but INCA DE LAFAYETTE seems worth another chance because he won at Plumpton back in April and is likely to be suited by this track.
Prediction : 1st Inca De Lafayette 2nd Glen To Glen 3rd Double Powerful

NIGHTFLYER has the hurdling experience many of these lack and made all to win by two lengths at Uttoxeter last month. His jumping needs to improve and he does have shoulder a penalty now, but that might not be an issue on the evidence of his maiden triumph. Ferocimo and Living In Luxury both won their sole point-to-points in Ireland and are of interest now sent under Rules.
Prediction : 1st Nightflyer 2nd Ferocimo 3rd Living In Luxury

EMERALD QUEST bolted up at Hereford prior to finishing a creditable fourth in a Grade 2 bumper at Aintree in April. She's related to a few hurdling winners and is taken to make a successful debut in this sphere with Harry Cobden doing the steering. Katios Queen also debuts over timber and is another to consider having won a bumper at this venue last year, while Morissette and Roxy Russet are the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Emerald Quest 2nd Katios Queen 3rd Morissette

DIPLOMATIC ASH won over hurdles at Plumpton when last in action. The dual-chase winner is only 3lb higher back over the larger obstacles and can edge out Jackomy to land the spoils. The latter completed a double over timber back in March and Neil Mulholland's charge has plenty of scope for improvement if taking to fences. The unexposed Roi Du Risk is another to note on his chasing bow.
Prediction : 1st Diplomatic Ash 2nd Jackomy 3rd Roi Du Risk

Having won at Uttoxeter last month, Uncle Remus found one too good off 5lb higher back over the same C&D next time. He could have a say in proceedings again, but LORD OF THE GLANCE makes more appeal. Alex Hales' inmate has been threatening a return to winning ways, and the form of his close second at Stratford has subsequently been boosted by the third. Cawthorne Banker recorded a brace at Uttoxeter over the summer and could be in the mix too.
Prediction : 1st Lord Of The Glance 2nd Uncle Remus 3rd Cawthorne Banker

PAINTED WOLF ended last season with a victory at Fakenham. Relatively lightly-raced, there should be more to come from Ben Case's eight-year-old raised only 2lb and he gets the vote to make a winning reappearance. Wexford bumper winner Ballymoreen is a likely improver over hurdles this term having finished runner-up at Hereford in April, while fellow handicap debutant That Is Blue is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Painted Wolf 2nd Ballymoreen 3rd That Is Blue