UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Littledidyouknow won twice on the Fibresand at Southwell before disappointing in Listed company in France and is worth a market check now lowering her sights on her return from a break, though narrow preference is for IVATHEENGINE. The selection improved between runs for David Evans earlier in the year and now debuts for a new stable. Amarillo Star wasn't beaten far at Bath in October and could also take a hand.
Prediction : 1st Ivatheengine 2nd Littledidyouknow 3rd Amarillo Star

Arbiter took a step in the right direction when fourth over this trip at Southwell last time and could be thereabouts, though, for win purposes, preference is for the once-raced KATZOFF, who should be all the wiser for the experience gained when fourth over 1m on debut at Lingfield last month and could appreciate this drop in trip. Any money for Mark Johnston's newcomer, Golden Fountain, would be worth heeding.
Prediction : 1st Katzoff 2nd Arbiter 3rd Golden Fountain

VIADUCT left behind a moderate debut showing at Wolverhampton when picking up the bronze medal over 6f at Lingfield last time and, given the manner in which he kept on in the finish on the latter occasion, he may well improve for this additional furlong. The 76-rated Phuket Power has place claims on the pick of his efforts, while any money for John Gosden's debutant, Disco Fever, would also be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Viaduct 2nd Phuket Power 3rd Disco Fever

Itkaann and Fiveandtwenty appear to be steadily improving judging by the improvement they demonstrated from their debut runs when last sighted, though the standard they set is far from insurmountable. It may thus be worth taking a chance on John Gosden's FARAMMAN striking on debut. A 50,000gns recruit, he's expected to know his job first time out and is related to a Group 2 winner and a 1m winner.
Prediction : 1st Faramman 2nd Itkaann 3rd Fiveandtwenty

Believe In Love is entitled to improve on the level of form he showed over 7f on debut at Newmarket now stepped up in trip, while Make It Rain looked to be getting the hang of things when fifth at Doncaster last time. However, it wouldn't take anything special from one of the newcomers to usurp their performances so a chance is thus taken on INDIGO LAKE showing up well for powerful connections first time out. Ayyaamy is blinkered on debut but is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Indigo Lake 2nd Ayyaamy 3rd Believe In Love

New Approach filly MORNING SHADOW ran a huge race to finish second behind a more experienced rival on debut at Chelmsford last week and could be tough to beat with natural improvement anticipated. The step up to a mile should suit Mark Johnston's charge, who is taken to see off potential challenges from John Gosden's trio, the pick of which may be Aswaat after her debut seventh here 29 days ago. Lisbet, also representing the master handler, similarly merits consideration.
Prediction : 1st Morning Shadow 2nd Aswaat 3rd Lisbet

BAADIRR has failed to justify favouritism on his last four starts for William Haggas, though he has still produced some solid performances in defeat and the booking of James Doyle for the first time might be enough for him to shed his maiden tag. Hurricane Alex, who has found just one too good here the last twice, is feared most, though a big run from recent C&D second Siberian Night is also anticipated.
Prediction : 1st Baadirr 2nd Hurricane Alex 3rd Siberian Night

Earth And Sky has shown a nice attitude to claim two successive wins here, though a 6lb rise for the latest of them makes life tougher and this drop to 7f may not be ideal given she tends to get on top late in her races. Little Palaver had a tough draw to deal with here last month but still came out on top from stall 12, although it might be worth taking a chance on DUTCH PURSUIT instead. The selection has dropped to a tempting mark and may improve for new trainer Rebecca Menzies.
Prediction : 1st Dutch Pursuit 2nd Earth And Sky 3rd Little Palaver