UK Horse Racing Tips: Leicester

With the vast majority of these juveniles unraced the market may yet prove the best guide, but on pedigree MISS DEEDS looks interesting as a daughter of Showcasing related to some decent sorts in Australia. Trained by William Haggas she is one to watch, as is Lope De Vega filly Cala Vadella, who is bred for plenty of speed, and perhaps Beautiful Force, though she may come into her own next season as a three-year-old.
Prediction : 1st Miss Deeds 2nd Cala Vadella 3rd Beautiful Force

Corbie Rock has finished fifth on both starts to date, but he has been gelded since his last run and has the benefit of a 7lb claimer on board. He could hit the places alongside Rogue Constelation who ran on strongly to finished third at Ayr but perhaps surprisingly drops back a furlong here. Newcomer GIANT OF OLD won't need to be special to win this on debut. The Churchill colt represents Oliver Cole who is in among the winners and is related to some decent sorts.
Prediction : 1st Giant of Old 2nd Corbie Rock 3rd Rogue Constelation

Tidal Force is worth a close market watch ahead of his handicap debut with Hugo Palmer adding blinkers and an opening mark of 50 could underestimate his true abilities. GROUND FORCE stepped up on previous efforts when a half-length second at Yarmouth over this trip and although upped 1lb, he seems to be on an upward curve in a race that won't take much winning. Amantha has won twice and she could be the biggest danger dropping in class after her Musselburgh fifth.
Prediction : 1st Ground Force 2nd Amantha 3rd Tidal Force

SUMMER EVENING appreciated underfoot conditions when bouncing back to form with a close-up second at Ffos Las and a breakthrough victory may beckon. A 2lb nudge up in the ratings looks more than fair for the four-year-old and she may confirm her superiority over reopposing fourth City Escape. The veteran is searching for a 10th career victory and has less to prove than most, with Twilight Guest also of interest.
Prediction : 1st Summer Evening 2nd City Escape 3rd Twilight Guest

Having defied market expectation when scoring over C&D, Dream Pirate cannot be underestimated in his follow-up bid. A 6lb rise shouldn't prevent another bold showing from the six-year-old, but DANNICK's form looks a touch stronger. The Moores' gelding arrives on the back of a good second in an 18-runner affair at Ascot and a 1lb nudge up in the ratings is workable. Fellow in-form rivals Magic Box and Between Me And U add further spice to the mix.
Prediction : 1st Dannick 2nd Dream Pirate 3rd Magic Box

The hat-trick seeking Wodao is high on the list, despite picking up a 5lb penalty for his success at Yarmouth last week. This will be his third run in October and he can have a big impact if the exertions haven't taken a toll. Fenlander is also notable turned out quickly under the same burden for winning at Newmarket last Thursday. However, the vote goes to VEYDARI, who is still of low mileage and could have more to offer on his third start after wind surgery.
Prediction : 1st Veydari 2nd Wodao 3rd Fenlander

Several of these have been struggling to find their form and with that in mind, WRIST ART looks worth chancing after a good second at Wolverhampton most recently. Versatile regarding ground and well handicapped on past form, the James Owen-trained nine-year-old has plenty to recommend him in this company. Kotari is also on a competitive mark as the result of a long losing run and shouldn't be underestimate. Glitter Code and Good Onya Mate are other suggestions for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Wrist Art 2nd Kotari 3rd Glitter Code