UK Horse Racing Tips: Market Rasen

Point winner BALLYDINE BOY made all to land a bumper at Worcester on his stable debut last month and the son of Shirocco is expected to take another step forward now sent over timber. Dan Skelton saddles three and Northern Olympian looks the pick of them after finishing third on his hurdling introduction, but spare a thought for Yafaarr, who has been in decent nick on the level in recent months.
Prediction : 1st Ballydine Boy 2nd Northern Olympian 3rd Yafaarr

Ivor Bear has been expensive to follow throughout his career so far and an odds-on defeat over the extended 2m here last time might be enough to deter punters on this occasion. He remains open to further improvement at least, but so does EASTERN ROCK. Emma Lavelle's gelding made a relatively encouraging start to life over hurdles at Fontwell and wouldn't need significant improvement to trouble the scorer this time around. The multiple point winner Supreme Force is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Eastern Rock 2nd Ivor Bear 3rd Supreme Force

TELL THE TALE made the perfect start to life over fences at Ffos Las and given the manner of that success it seems unlikely that a 6lb rise will be enough to anchor Neil Mulholland's gelding. Catwalk Girl is also one from one over the larger obstacles and she'll be a threat if ready to roll on the back of a summer break. Chasing newcomers Chemoulin and Western George warrant closer inspection too.
Prediction : 1st Tell The Tale 2nd Catwalk Girl 3rd Chemoulin

NOBLE RECALL has been profitable to follow during a busy little spell and he is fancied to gain a third success since September with Isabelle Ryder in the saddle once again. The rider's 5lb claim has been a handy asset and, following a respectable second here last time, another bold showing looks extremely likely. Crac De Megaudais battled on well to score in game fashion at Stratford and is feared the most off just 4lb higher. Miss Denver and Boys Of Wexford are the pick of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Noble Recall 2nd Crac De Megaudais 3rd Miss Denver

TEOFIMO was a good second at Newcastle last week and he has a decent chance of going one place better now afforded an ease in class. That was his best effort over hurdles so far and this course may play to his strengths. This Sway was in good form when last seen and would also have to be of interest if the market speaks in his favour. Bouboule and Stylia are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Teofimo 2nd This Sway 3rd Bouboule

BURNING EMBERS looks set to open her account. First-time cheekpieces seemed to work the oracle for the daughter of Getaway when finishing a respectable second at Plumpton and Dan Skelton's mare can go one place better should they have the desired effect again. Reflection Of You will be sharper for her Perth return and could prove the chief danger, ahead of It's Maisy and Briery Butterfly.
Prediction : 1st Burning Embers 2nd Reflection Of You 3rd Its Maisy

Trust House remains 11lb higher than when scoring at Ffos Las in April, but he still holds place claims off his current mark. Ballygeary has a win and a second on the board from his last two C&D efforts and he is noted too, but TILEHURST gets the vote. Although not at his best at Fontwell last time, Neil Mulholland's five-year-old looks worthy of another chance based on his convincing victory at Worcester in July, especially given that winning partner Sean Bowen is back in the plate.
Prediction : 1st Tilehurst 2nd Trust House 3rd Ballygeary