UK Horse Racing Tips: Yarmouth

A good third in a competitive class 2 at Doncaster last month, PIETRO makes grand appeal in these calmer waters. A 1lb ease in the ratings could prove to be lenient for the four-year-old, with Taryn Langley also good value for his 3lb allowance. Havana Smile arrives on the back of hitting the frame at Epsom and he's feared most, ahead of fellow in-form rival Korbut.
Prediction : 1st Pietro 2nd Havana Smile 3rd Korbut

Having displayed signs of inexperience when third on her opening bid at Nottingham, AVEBURY RING could be poised to open her account. Ralph Beckett's filly stayed on nicely that day and is slightly more compelling than Usaylah. The daughter of Zarak lost little in defeat when denied by only half a length on her debut at Kempton and she's unlikely to be far away. Market support for newcomers Antonova and Cloak Of Power would be noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Avebury Ring 2nd Usaylah 3rd Antonova

Oliaku finished third to a subsequent Listed winner on her opening bid as a juvenile here 516 days ago and it will be interesting to see how she fares in the market on her belated return to action. Regardless, STARSHIP LILY rates as the most solid proposition after finishing second on her most recent outing at Wolverhampton, for all that March Of Time isn't easily dismissed reverting to novice company.
Prediction : 1st Starship Lily 2nd Oliaku 3rd March Of Time

There was plenty to like about QUEEN OF SCOTLAND's latest victory at Kempton and there is every chance she can complete a hat-trick on her handicap bow. The three-year-old has impressed with her finishing effort on both victories to date and a mark of 87 looks workable. Lady Magu is also on an upward trajectory and merits respect given she comfortably completed a double at Wolverhampton, while fellow last-time-out winner Arrivera is noted.
Prediction : 1st Queen Of Scotland 2nd Lady Magu 3rd Arrivera

POTTERS PRINCE handled the quick turnaround from Southwell to this track when comfortably scoring over 1m last week, and he should be fine going up to 10 furlongs given how strongly he hit the line on that occasion. He's clearly taking his racing well at the moment and might be tough to stop again. Give Me Sun is on a hat-trick and has improved for going up to this distance, so won't go down without a fight. There should be more to come from John Harrison too.
Prediction : 1st Potters Prince 2nd Give Me Sun 3rd John Harrison

There aren't many more consistent mares in training than Court Drive and although she hasn't got her trusty partner Jack Mitchell in the plate this time, the five-year-old should give another good account of herself. Kinetic Force and Diomed Duke are others to bear in mind, but a tentative vote is for FIORELLA PRINCESS, who hammered Diomed Duke here two starts ago and is taken to reverse the Southwell form with Court Drive now back on the grass.
Prediction : 1st Fiorella Princess 2nd Court Drive 3rd Kinetic Force

RAMBUSO CREEK has won two of his last four starts and won't mind this softer ground and step back up to 6f on the evidence of his Nottingham triumph, albeit in classified stakes company, in June. He has returned from a break in good form and his 4lb penalty for winning at Nottingham six days ago is negated by Toby Moore's 7lb allowance in the saddle. The dangers are Wodao and Dashing Donkey.
Prediction : 1st Rambuso Creek 2nd Wodao 3rd Dashing Donkey

CALL TIME wasn't fancied in the betting when on a hat-trick at Nottingham last week but finished half-a-length second to Rambuso Creek and won after a similar quick turnaround at Ffos Las last month. That form may have been given a timely boost in the previous race on this card and the five-year-old is fancied to go very close, although Koffee And Kale and Rory's Royale will no doubt keep him honest.
Prediction : 1st Call Time 2nd Koffee And Kale 3rd Rorys Royale