Windsor 18 May 2026 Horse Racing Tips
The 5:05 Juddmonte EBF Restricted Maiden Stakes features a competitive line-up of young horses stepping into turf company for the first time.
May Bee In Profit impressed when finishing second at Beverley, showing both pace and determination. She looks ready to turn that experience into a win here.
– ran well in a close second on his last outing and appears capable of handling this slightly longer distance with improvement on the cards.
Fire Thunder – debut effort over 6f on AW suggested more to come; could surprise if she maintains momentum on turf.
Other runners:
- Better Nature – tough starting point for a gelding making his first appearance
- Celtic Charioteer – stable has enjoyed early success this season; could run well
- Graceful George – promising AW runs but will need to adapt to turf
- Kach Above – showed potential on debut in an easier race
- Serenity Bay – may need time to reach peak performance
- Terry O – likely to improve with step up in distance
- Tina Fromtransport – modest form previously; place hopes only
- Top Cote – consistent in minor events, now tested over new trip with cheekpieces
- Velma Dinkley – unexposed filly, better watched initially
First Choice: May Bee In Profit
Next Best:
Each Way: Fire Thunder
The 5:40 Fitzdares Sprint Series Handicap features sprinters over 5f, with several runners showing consistent form in recent months.
Regal Envoy – front-runner who has won 13 races, including two over this C&D. Should go close again if allowed an uncontested lead.
– low-mileage filly who won at Royal Ascot; a strong contender returning in good shape.
All Ways Glamorous – C&D winner, recent third at Ascot suggests she remains competitive at this level.
Other runners:
- Democracy Dilemma – risky on recent form but could bounce back
- Gaeli – overseas recruit; last run disappointing
- Marty Hopkirk – lightly raced 4yo, unpredictable at present
- Redorange – unlucky in reappearance, could threaten with clear run
- Rhythm N Hooves – experienced performer, needs to rediscover form
- Rogue Enforcer – last on stable debut, would need major improvement
First Choice: Regal Envoy
Next Best:
Each Way: All Ways Glamorous
The 6:10 Tattersalls Maiden Fillies’ Stakes is a test for three-year-old fillies, combining proven performers with potential newcomers.
Withtearsinmyeyes – consistent performer with solid spring runs; looks the filly to beat here.
– has been placed multiple times and steps up in trip; could improve.
Trelissick – encouraging debut run, likely to build on that experience.
Other runners:
- Cap Santa Lucia – debut sixth, needs to progress
- Chimes Of Thunder – narrowly beaten last time; capable of repeating form
- Madame Passant – struggled over 1m previously, will need improvement
- Moonlit Surf – limited 2yo form; likely to need this outing
- Quisana – promising pedigree; watch market support
- Rajwaah – unpromising runs so far, outsider here
- Zeriya – poor recent form, needs marked improvement
First Choice: Withtearsinmyeyes
Next Best:
Each Way: Trelissick
The 6:40 Track Radio On Digital & DAB Handicap features sprinters who have shown promise this season, with a mix of front-runners and hold-up performers.
Sandscreendeliverd – has been running consistently well this spring and should be in contention if allowed a clear run to the finish.
– six-time course winner, in good form on AW; capable of adapting back to turf.
Maharajas Express – runner-up here last year; will be dangerous if the race unfolds in his favour.
Other runners:
- Al Barez – veteran sprinter, unpredictable but has a win in the bag
- General Assembly – turf form is patchy, likely not a major factor
- Jax Edge – capable on most surfaces, could threaten at a big price
- Kiss And Run – long losing streak; would need a significant career best
- Sarafina Mshairi – lightly raced on turf, worth monitoring in betting
- Shavkat – first-time handicapper; potential for improvement
- The Flying Seagull – capable but recent form has been poor
First Choice: Sandscreendeliverd
Next Best:
Each Way: Maharajas Express
The 7:10 Fitzdares Telephone & Text Betting Handicap features three-year-olds stepping up in trip; several look capable of further progress.
Any Which Way – confirmed promise on handicap debut at Nottingham, looks likely to cope well with this extra distance.
– made all to win at Redcar; will give another bold bid under a 6lb higher mark.
Morbeh – progressive since switched to handicaps; can continue upward trajectory over longer distance.
Other runners:
- Grey Sands – still developing; may find trip a test
- Oh Yes You Do – solid handicap debut; can be competitive
- Sir Griflet – unexposed, likely outclassed in this field
- Wardlaw – returned from gelding operation; needs to show improvement
First Choice: Any Which Way
Next Best:
Each Way: Morbeh
The 7:40 Find Us At fitzdares.com Handicap brings together proven older performers with some in fine early-season form.
Wisper – C&D winner and in good form fresh; looks capable of taking this contest with the right run.
– recent near-miss at Haydock shows he remains competitive; should give another strong performance.
Son Of Man – dual AW winner, makes turf return; likely to be in the mix if he handles the ground.
Other runners:
- Charlie’s Choice – veteran AW winner; turf form less convincing
- Don Simon – struggled for consistency; needs sharp improvement
- Naval Command – improving in qualifiers; can threaten if adapts well to handicaps
- Sir William – low form; hard to fancy
First Choice: Wisper
Next Best:
Each Way: Son Of Man
The 8:10 Free Race Replays On attheraces.com Handicap closes the card with three-year-olds vying over 6f; a mixture of improving types and those needing a career-best effort.
Chelio – progressed through her juvenile campaign; recent reappearance suggests she is ready to fight for the win.
– creditable second on AW last time; may adapt well to turf conditions here.
Marra Donna – consistent in close finishes over various trips on AW; could translate that form to turf.
Other runners:
- Arvana Belle – previous winner over 6f; needs to recapture that form
- Cape Toronada – steadily improving; may find 6f a slight test
- Corniche Girl – out of form; unlikely to threaten
- Madman – off the mark on AW; return to turf uncertain
- My Dad Tom – showed late promise previously; could sneak a placing
- Rosieisme Darling – struggled in handicaps over 5f; outside chance only
- Stolen – lightly raced; may improve now handicapping
- Yachtsman – close 4th on AW, back on turf needs assessment
- Zoulette – modest recent effort; outsider for the finish
First Choice: Chelio
Next Best:
Each Way: Marra Donna