UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Hold Fast built on a satisfactory introduction to take second at Goodwood when last seen and could be a factor, while Mafia Power and Nashy produced similar-looking debut performances, though the latter did gain some course experience with his fourth-placed effort. This, however, could go the way of LATIN KNIGHT, who went close over further here in February and should relish the return to this surface after a disappointing fourth at Southwell.
Prediction : 1st Latin Knight 2nd Hold Fast 3rd Nashy

OLYMPIC CONQUEROR showed plenty of grit to win by the narrowest of margins over 1m4f here and a 2lb rise might not stop him. Scofflaw was a fair third in a claimer at Wolverhampton latest and has slipped to an attractive mark, while Sootability got within half a length of success at Windsor late last season and has claims off just 3lb higher. Lexington Law and Dawry have shown an affinity with the all-weather and have claims.
Prediction : 1st Olympic Conqueror 2nd Sootability 3rd Scofflaw

CHARMING KID ran a cracker when dropped to this trip at Newcastle, finishing within a length of the winner, and a 1lb ease for that effort could prove generous. Jack The Truth can be forgiven his most recent effort on the Fibresand at Southwell, having won well on the Lingfield Polytrack prior to that, while Benny And The Jets is no stranger to this track and is back to the same mark as when beaten a neck into second over 6f here in November.
Prediction : 1st Charming Kid 2nd Jack The Truth 3rd Benny And The Jets

Host cost 52,000 pounds as a yearling and is out of a half-sister to a Group-placed horse, so is of interest for Richard Hannon, while Kawaalees fetched 115,000gns and is a full-brother to Flying Five winner Havana Grey. Science was even more expensive at 170,000gns and has a speedy pedigree, but preference is for ARMY OF INDIA, a dirt-bred son of Sepoy who could be ready to go first time up for Mark Johnston.
Prediction : 1st Army Of India 2nd Science 3rd Kawaalees

City Walk ran a respectable race on his sole start as a juvenile at Newmarket, while Captivated showed plenty of improvement from his debut to finish third over track and trip last time. Both have to be respected, but preference is for COLD FRONT. William Haggas' colt had subsequent winners in behind when second in a big-field maiden at Newbury, travelling really well throughout, and could build on that effort here.
Prediction : 1st Cold Front 2nd City Walk 3rd Captivated

FIRST RECEIVER got within half a length of success over this course and distance in November and Sir Michael Stoute's colt could secure a Royal triumph early into racing's resumption. Imrahor was a length away from glory at Newbury on debut and has claims, while Mr Poy also took second place on his Newbury introduction and is respected. Photograph filled the runner-up spot at Newmarket on his first outing and is another to note in a trappy heat.
Prediction : 1st First Receiver 2nd Imrahor 3rd Mr Poy

GALSWORTHY has run a couple of solid races in defeat so far, including on the all-weather at Newcastle last time. The son of Dansili is bred to stay this far and can get the better of The Glancing Queen, who was a creditable eighth in the Champion Bumper at Cheltenham. Retrospect is possibly the pick of the newcomers, while in the same ownership, Persian Beauty could improve for the experience of her heavy defeat at Newcastle last year.
Prediction : 1st Galsworthy 2nd The Glancing Queen 3rd Retrospect

Richard Fahey often has his runners raring to go first time up, so Kensington Art is respected off the same mark as when beaten just a length at Haydock in September, but LONDON EYE gets the vote. Harry Fry's gelding put in some decent efforts for Sir Michael Stoute last season and the booking of Ryan Moore catches the eye. Secratario is up 3lb for winning at Chelmsford but has to be respected, while Ned Pepper signed off last term with a third over C&D and could get involved too.
Prediction : 1st London Eye 2nd Kensington Art 3rd Secratario

ROCKETEER opened his account with a fairly comfortable success at Wolverhampton in March and can return from hiatus in a similar vein of form. A 4lb rise shouldn't inconvenience Mike Murphy's charge, but if it does then Rodney Le Roc, who chased the selection home at Dunstall Park, could be the one to capitalise. Sparkling Diamond might improve for returning to this trip and has claims too.
Prediction : 1st Rocketeer 2nd Rodney Le Roc 3rd Sparkling Diamond