Horse Racing tips: The 9 best bets at Wolverhampton on Wednesday

16:00 A Go Go

Qaaraat made the frame in higher-grade company over course and distance a week ago and has run well for today’s 7lb claimer Harry Russell before but the answer might be A GO GO.

David Evans’ filly fluffed the start after reportedly becoming fractious in the stalls here last time, so that defeat can be forgiven, and she’s well handicapped if perked up by new headgear. Thegreyvtrain and Swell Song also have possibilities.

16:35 Lady Florence

Today’s drop back to 5 furlong could prove the key to Smokey, who was placed twice over 6 furlongs on turf last month, but LADY FLORENCE drew clear to win in good style at Lingfield a fortnight ago and gets the nod in the hope she can use that success as a springboard.

Independence Day probably won’t be far away, while it will be interesting to see whether the fitting of first-time blinkers prompts another market move for Frow.

17:10 Silent Queen

Electric Blue appeals as a likely type now she goes into nurseries and recent Ayr scorer Max Oclock is much respected too.

But, there was a lot to like about SILENT QUEEN‘s first run for George Boughey when just edged out at Lingfield so she is confidently expected to open her account now stepping up in trip.

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17:45 Lockdown Latchico

Owen Burrows’ newcomer Ghazaaly looks very appealing on paper but LOCKDOWN LATCHICO ran a big race in defeat at Lingfield on his recent debut and can better that performance if more settled in the early stages here.

Abduction has also shown significant ability and can make his presence felt too.

18:15 Miss Nala

American Anthem pulled away her chances on debut and will need to be more amenable early, with only daylight on her outside from stall 12; even then MISS NALA is taken to confirm Redcar placings having come home nicely that day.

Have To Have should also be capable of better.

18:45 Pretty Pickle

Not many of these can be taken seriously and this will probably be fought out by PRETTY PICKLE and Precisely.

The latter kept on well for third over 1m on her debut at Bath but the William Haggas-trained filly may prove the better suited by today’s shorter trip and, after struggling on soft ground last time, can build upon her pleasing effort at Yarmouth two starts ago.