UK Horse Racing Tips: Hamilton

Sixcor finished a creditable third at Ayr earlier this month and he ought to hold every chance off an unchanged mark, but a chance is taken on stablemate MEWS HOUSE. The seven-year-old hasn't shown much on the all-weather recently, but he has been more effective on turf in the past and has dropped to 10lb below his last winning mark, which came over C&D last year. Captain Corcoran hit the woodwork at Catterick last month and he is unlikely to be far away.
Prediction : 1st Mews House 2nd Sixcor 3rd Captain Corcoran

Havana Grey's offspring are typically blessed with speed and, given that GOBSMACKED makes plenty of appeal on pedigree, it would come as no surprise were he to make an immediate impact. Kiss Me My Love's future might lay over further, but she will be suited by the stiff finish and must enter calculations along with Up The Clarets, who boasts a similar profile. Iwo Jima, the only one of these with previous experience, is not without a chance either.
Prediction : 1st Gobsmacked 2nd Kiss Me My Love 3rd Up The Clarets

CATHERINE CHROI has found significant improvement since joining the Iain Jardine stable, winning five of her seven starts and going up a total of 32lb in the handicap since March. The Camacho mare must shoulder a 10lb penalty but may not have reached the ceiling of her ability yet and gets the vote once again. Quintus Arrius finished a creditable fourth in a stronger race last month and makes obvious appeal, while Iris Dancer could prove to be the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Catherine Chroi 2nd Quintus Arrius 3rd Iris Dancer

Punters will need to be in a forgiving mood to side with GEREMIA, but it might pay to do so. He showed flashes of smart form during his time with Jim Goldie, and was the subject of significant overnight market support when finishing sixth on his stable debut in a Newmarket handicap earlier this month. Eased 1lb and pitched into calmer waters, this could be the time to catch him. Last-time-out winner Capital Theory warrants serious consideration, but the combination of the drop back in trip and 5lb penalty asks a question of him, while the unexposed Navarre Express is also noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Geremia 2nd Capital Theory 3rd Navarre Express

KRISTAL KLEAR bounced back to form on her debut for this stable when going down narrowly in second over a mile at Newcastle last month. Off a 2lb higher mark, another bold showing is likely. We Still Believe was unlucky not to finish closer to the eventual winner after being denied a clear run at a crucial stage over 1m2f at Newcastle most recently, and he heads the list of dangers from Majestic Newlaw.
Prediction : 1st Kristal Klear 2nd We Still Believe 3rd Majestic Newlaw

A 1lb drop in the ratings for PERSIAN PHOENIX's respectable third-placed finish at Windsor latest could prove to be lenient. Charlie Johnston's filly could relish this greater emphasis on stamina and a first turf victory could be on the cards. The unexposed Lia Rose is another who should appreciate this rise in distance and she's feared most, ahead of Redondo, who arrives in good heart from the all-weather.
Prediction : 1st Persian Phoenix 2nd Lia Rose 3rd Redondo

Track winner Ski Angel must enter calculations on the back of her recent victory at Ayr, but the combination of a 5lb rise in the ratings and the step up to 6f could prove to be the four-year-old's undoing. With that in mind, C&D winner GLOBAL HUMOR makes most appeal. Although a quick turnaround didn't work out for Jim Goldie's charge when only fifth at Ayr earlier this month, a reproduction of his penultimate runner-up effort may prove sufficient. Bernie The Bear is also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Global Humor 2nd Ski Angel 3rd Bernie The Bear