UK Horse Racing Tips: Hexham

Having made a winning hurdling bow at Fairyhouse recently, Myluckymaker merits respect in her follow-up bid for a new stable. The five-year-old should give another good account, but TRALEE GIRL is slightly more appealing in receipt of 2lb. The daughter of Camelot lost little in defeat when runner-up to a smart Flat performer at Warwick and she's a potential improver stepping up in trip. Biglesisback and Kamille Au Kanada can also get involved.
Prediction : 1st Tralee Girl 2nd Myluckymaker 3rd Biglesisback

A ready winner at Uttoxeter four days ago, BRYSON looks capable of more. The six-year-old was having only his second outing for Adrian McGuinness and he could make light work of a 7lb penalty. Although thwarted in his hat-trick bid when third at Sedgefield, Littletown Lad may serve the most resistance to the selection, ahead of dual C&D winner Snapaudaciaheros, who could be revitalised by a break.
Prediction : 1st Bryson 2nd Littletown Lad 3rd Snapaudaciaheros

With four chase victories to his name since racing under the tutelage of Adam Nicol, Conquer The Breeze is an intriguing contender reverting to timber. The seven-year-old is 10lb lower than for his latest second at Kelso and the four-time Hexham winner clearly loves it here, although his stamina has ebbed away on previous attempts over this far. With that in mind, recent C&D runner-up WELL EDUCATED is a more solid proposition, with The Jeweller's Pet a feasible alternative.
Prediction : 1st Well Educated 2nd The Jewellers Pet 3rd Conquer The Breeze

Blakey Boy may have been feeling the exertions of a long season when pulling up in an Ayr class 2 and should have more to offer over fences, but he is entitled to need this seasonal debut now reverting to hurdles. CODED WELDER wasn't disgraced on his latest fourth here and could prove the answer in a contest that may not take much winning. Do No Wrong should at least appreciate a return to this trip, while Dalileo and Robert d'Ores are less appealing.
Prediction : 1st Coded Welder 2nd Blakey Boy 3rd Do No Wrong

Although still a maiden over fences, JERIKO DU REPONET has posted some creditable efforts in defeat. The seven-year-old couldn't get competitive when sent off favourite for the Kim Muir and pulled up back over hurdles at Aintree afterwards, but the switch to Ben Haslam could reinvigorate him. Royal Infantry was tailed off on his chase bow at Cheltenham last December, but appeared to jump OK and shouldn't be underestimated reverting to this discipline. Chase/stable debutant Welonlyhavedone is a potential improver.
Prediction : 1st Jeriko Du Reponet 2nd Royal Infantry 3rd Welonlyhavedone

LUMINARIES has been rejuvenated since racing in blinkers and there is every chance that a hat-trick is in order. Although the nine-year-old has yet to score over fences, a third at Newcastle last October offers hope. Lights Are Green has fallen to an attractive mark and could prove a live threat if building on his latest fifth over C&D, with reopposing fourth Super Citizen also of interest.
Prediction : 1st Luminaries 2nd Lights Are Green 3rd Super Citizen