Tuesday racing tips for all six afternoon races at Brighton
There are six flat races to enjoy in the meeting at Brighton on Tuesday, July 4 - and Planet Sport’s tipsters have picked out some selections for you to consider.
You can access all our tips, racecards, odds and results in Planet Sport's horse racing live centre - but here's a detailed look at Tuesday afternoon's races at Brighton.
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(Please be aware selections could become non-runners after article's first publication)
Roscioli is off the same mark as when winning a match over C&D last month and must be of significant interest, but course specialist CONFILS can get the better of him on this occasion.
George Baker's seven-year-old landed a double over C&D on her penultimate run and, despite failing to secure a treble off this mark at Salisbury latest, she rates the one to beat on her return to Brighton.
Vitesse Du Son is another to consider.
LUCIDITY made a promising handicap debut when running on for third over an extended mile at Nottingham last month, and a stiffer stamina test can see her improve off a 1lb lower mark.
A full-sister to Group 2 winner Foundation, there could be more to come and she gets the vote ahead of Gallimimus in first-time cheekpieces.
Fullforward completes the shortlist.
LETTER OF THE LAW finished a fair second over a mile at this track last month and the gelded son of Lawman can benefit from a stiffer stamina test here.
He retains the mark from that outing and it seems as though further progression is on the horizon.
Sun Festival rates his biggest threat on his return to turf, while last-time-out winner Long Call is another to consider under a 4lb penalty.
Dropping RECKON I'M HOT back into a classified stakes could be a good move, as the Gary Moore-trained four-year-old has shown glimpses of promise since he returned after a wind operation earlier in the year.
With trip and ground to suit, he looks worth chancing in a race lacking strength in depth.
Perfect Symphony is feared most given he is closely matched with the selection based on a recent encounter at Lingfield, while Gatwick Kitten is also considered.
This looks a decent opportunity for H KEY LAILS to gain a third career success and, perhaps more importantly, a breakthrough success on turf.
The gelding rounded off his time with Craig Lister by winning at this level at Wolverhampton in May and his new connections appear to have found a suitable opening for him.
Recent Bath winner Gustav Ucicky is feared most, with Tobetso respected now he tries cheekpieces.
Given his last win was off a mark of 80, carrying top-weight might not hinder KONDRATIEV WAVE in this company.
While that success was over two years ago, the gelding has run with credit on numerous occasions in the intervening period and a big run can be expected.
Voodoo Ray has a 5lb penalty for last week's C&D success but enters calculations, while Bold And Loyal is also respected.