UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

NAT LOVE should be all the wiser for the experience gained when second over track and trip 10 days ago and is expected to build on that run. The main dangers may be lurking among the newcomers, including Second Love, a Karl Burke inmate who represents the same owner as the selection. Any money for Archie Watson's Above or Beat The Breeze, who is a half-brother to three winners, would also be notable.
Prediction : 1st Nat Love 2nd Second Love 3rd Above

GOODNIGHT GIRL has been knocking hard on the door and should go close if building on her recent distance third off this mark at Windsor. Jonathan Portman's filly is well drawn in stall two and the fitting of first-time cheekpieces could feasibly spark some immediate improvement. Moon Trouble was sent off favourite for a similar contest over course and distance last week and has place claims along with recent Redcar third Steelriver.
Prediction : 1st Goodnight Girl 2nd Moon Trouble 3rd Steelriver

Woven looked to be an intriguing runner at Meydan over the winter, finishing second to a smart type before failing to land a gamble a few weeks later for David Simcock. He is interesting following a break, while San Carlos looks progressive and it is worth noting that Shaun Keightley's charge is unbeaten here after two starts. However, GENTLE LOOK hacked up at odds-on under a confident ride at Doncaster last month and can continue his progress off 6lb higher.
Prediction : 1st Gentle Look 2nd Woven 3rd San Carlos

Victory Wave stays this trip but might be better over 7f, where she is 4-8 in her career so far. Romola represents an in-form yard and is surely better than what she showed at Doncaster on her seasonal reappearance last month, but the most solid option in this field looks to be AGINCOURT. A gutsy winner at York three weeks ago when well backed, the 86-rated filly is a dual winner over a mile and could have more to offer.
Prediction : 1st Agincourt 2nd Victory Wave 3rd Romola

Roger Varian took this last season with a filly who went on to win a Group 2 and it will be interesting to see if QAMKA can follow in Pilaster's footsteps having shaped with real encouragement on debut at Nottingham. Wolverhampton winner Dame Malliot could get better the further she goes and may enjoy the step up in trip, while this distance was just what Geizy Teizy required when opening her account with ease at Windsor.
Prediction : 1st Qamka 2nd Dame Malliot 3rd Geizy Teizy

JALAAD has thrived since returning this season and the Kodiac gelding, who once cost 200,000gns, looks capable of another big performance on his handicap debut, over what appears to be his optimum trip. Tahreek was a likeable winner on his final start of 2018 and is respected on his reappearance representing a top stable, while the lightly-raced Monaadhil has gone well fresh in the past and could still be feasibly treated.
Prediction : 1st Jalaad 2nd Tahreek 3rd Monaadhil

CROESO CYMRAEG arrives unbeaten in three and having scored over a similar distance here in February, the all-weather specialist, who has thrived since joining James Evans, looks well placed to continue his winning run. The consistent High Command has produced some solid efforts in defeat of late and now makes his first start for Brian Barr in a tongue-tie, while Carvelas and Constituent, just 2lb higher than his last victory, are others to note.
Prediction : 1st Croeso Cymraeg 2nd High Command 3rd Constituent