UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

Kilbaha Lady has been hammering on the door at Wolverhampton and she is likely to be in the shake-up again, while Amor Fati must enter calculations lining up off 5lb higher than when successful over C&D earlier in the month. However, COMPASS POINT was even more impressive when winning on the same card around here 13 days ago and he gets the vote to defy what looks a fairly lenient 5lb rise.
Prediction : 1st Compass Point 2nd Kilbaha Lady 3rd Amor Fati

King Shamardal is certainly bred to have plenty of ability, being a half-brother to nine winners including dual Group 1 scorer Regal Parade, and he can show up well on debut, but it might pay to side with the experience of FOX LEICESTER. Andrew Balding's 81-rated colt improved with every start as a juvenile and he is expected to make up into an even better three-year-old. Rum Lad looks best of the remaining pair.
Prediction : 1st Fox Leicester 2nd King Shamardal 3rd Rum Lad

SING BERTIE was only beaten half a length in a similar event at Wolverhampton last month and a repeat performance may well suffice. Milldean Panther ran a lot better on his handicap debut at Lingfield than the finishing position suggests and he warrants plenty of respect equipped with a first-time visor and with Adam Kirby taking over the reigns. Swiss Chime also merits consideration under Megan Nicholls, who went close aboard the filly two runs ago.
Prediction : 1st Sing Bertie 2nd Milldean Panther 3rd Swiss Chime

WHITE COAT has made the podium on all four outings since undergoing wind surgery last year and having only been beaten a nose over a mile here last time, John Gosden's Dansili colt makes plenty of appeal dropping back to seven furlongs with cheekpieces and a tongue-tie tried. Rux Power showed plenty of improvement when second in a useful Glorious Goodwood contest last summer and has to be of interest here. Mark Johnston's Creek Island is another to note.
Prediction : 1st White Coat 2nd Rux Power 3rd Creek Island

CHICA DE LA NOCHE is only 2lb higher than when scoring over seven furlongs at Kempton last month and, just as adept over this distance, could make light work of that fairly lenient rise from the assessor. Silvestre De Sousa catches the eye aboard Rose Berry, who rattled the bar on her first outing for Charlie Wallis last time and is just 1lb higher now, while Indian Tygress was a handy sprinter last season and has to be considered.
Prediction : 1st Chica De La Noche 2nd Rose Berry 3rd Indian Tygress

MULTITASK has dropped down the ratings over the past year and this appears to represent an ideal opportunity for Gary Moore's gelding to return to winning ways. Sybil Grand struggled back in handicap company at Kempton last time but is respected on her two seconds at Wolverhampton prior to that effort. Dalness Express, Le Manege Enchante and Roy's Legacy look best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Multitask 2nd Sybil Grand 3rd Dalness Express

ASCOT DREAMER ran well to finish third at Wolverhampton on Monday and the drop to this level can see her gain her first career success. Soldier Blue was a beaten favourite on his latest outing at the same track as the selection previously raced at but is respected dropping to this grade, while Ever Rock completes the shortlist due to his recent consistency.
Prediction : 1st Ascot Dreamer 2nd Soldier Blue 3rd Ever Rock