UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

John Gosden holds all the aces here and, providing REEHAAM has come on from her Ascot debut and settles better in the early stages, the Kingman filly could be the answer. Stablemate Thebian cost 230,000 pounds and the colt is another Kingman youngster to consider. Huwaiteb showed improvement at Newmarket last month and the Oasis Dream colt, who is closely related to a Group 3 winner, is another to keep onside.
Prediction : 1st Reehaam 2nd Thebian 3rd Huwaiteb

GREAT IMAGE produced a career best when switched to the all-weather last time and the Godolphin youngster can build on that Kempton effort and play a leading role on his nursery bow. Live In The Moment was another to pick up a silver medal when trying a synthetic surface at Southwell last month and is respected, while Taste The Nectar opened her account over track and trip when last sighted and is a must for the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Great Image 2nd Taste The Nectar 3rd Live In The Moment

PEPPER BAY showed plenty of speed when putting the race to bed and opening her account at Kempton last month and it would be no surprise to see the half-sister to top sprinter Hit The Bid at the forefront of proceedings once again on her first outing for Michael Bell. Letscrackon was a commanding winner at Windsor when last seen, while Kohoof and Rock Of Fame could both build on what they have shown so far representing top stables.
Prediction : 1st Pepper Bay 2nd Letscrackon 3rd Kohoof

DUBAI WARRIOR was sent off favourite for a Longchamp Group 3 when last seen and, despite disappointing on that occasion, John Gosden's three-year-old can get back on track having shown plenty of ability in his outings before that, including when beaten a neck over track and trip on his penultimate start. Kasbaan wasn't disgraced when searching for a hat-trick last time and is respected off the same mark, with course-and-distance winner Victory Bond and Elwazir others to note.
Prediction : 1st Dubai Warrior 2nd Kasbaan 3rd Victory Bond

Course-and-distance winner BOY IN THE BAR was only denied by a length at Sandown last time and Ian Williams' eight-year-old could be the answer here off the same rating. Cheekpieces are now tried on the versatile Martineo, who could have a part to play, while Sparklealot has been in top form over this trip for the majority of the last few months and has to be respected. Envisaging and Unabated are others who warrant a market check.
Prediction : 1st Boy In The Bar 2nd Sparklealot 3rd Martineo

This race looks between past winners Cockney Hill and THE GILL BROTHERS. Both left moderate debut performances well behind to score at Kempton at the second attempt, but the latter's victory came in a stronger event and he might be that little bit sharper, having run 43 days ago compared to the former's 264-day absence. William Haggas' French import Qaabil isn't completely dismissed, although he has yet to hit the frame in five starts.
Prediction : 1st The Gill Brothers 2nd Cockney Hill 3rd Qaabil

SPIRITED GUEST has yet to run a bad race in 2019, arguably producing a career-best performance when three-parts-of-a-length third on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton last time. The handicapper has generously left him on the same mark of 74 and he should be there or thereabouts at the finish. Tathmeen won gamely on Newcastle's Tapeta surface latest and he is one for the shortlist, with Three Little Birds and Shining others to note.
Prediction : 1st Spirited Guest 2nd Tathmeen 3rd Three Little Birds

The form of TERRI RULES' gritty Kempton success took a nice boost when the third came out and won at this venue last weekend and, raised just 3lb by the assessor, another big run looks on the cards. Halle's Harbour finished a short-head second that day so she has to be respected, while The Lacemaker and Phoenix Star, third and fourth respectively in a similar race at Kempton last week, are others to watch out for.
Prediction : 1st Terri Rules 2nd Halles Harbour 3rd The Lacemaker