
Oddschecker tips for every race at Chepstow on Monday.
16:55 Chepstow
Archie Watson is 4-14 with his two-year-olds at this venue since 2016 and OCEAN STAR is fancied to take a step forward from her respectable Yarmouth debut earlier this month. The winner of that contest, The Lir Jet, is prominent in the betting for the Norfolk at Royal Ascot on Wednesday, and could pay the form a compliment here. Time Scale wasn't without market support when seventh on her Newmarket bow 11 days ago and should do better, while of the newcomers, Go Greta is probably worth the most attention.Prediction : 1st Ocean Star 2nd Time Scale 3rd Go Greta
17:25 Chepstow
THE RIGHT CHOICE only found a Newcastle specialist too good at Gosforth Park when last seen in January on Tapeta debut and, now returning to turf, is fancied to claim a first success for James Ferguson after some near misses over the winter. Fantasy Justifier's last win came here and he is just 3lb above that last victorious mark now, while Tawaafoq and Red Bravo are others to consider.Prediction : 1st The Right Choice 2nd Fantasy Justifier 3rd Tawaafoq
17:55 Chepstow
Robert Cowell has enjoyed a superb start to the season and his newcomer ROYAL APPOINTMENT really catches the eye on breeding for this contest. Related to Grade 1 Breeders' Cup winner Queen's Trust and out of a 92-rated filly, the three-year-old might want further than this but could be too good for One Night Stand, who sets the form standard of those with experience after finishing fifth at Lingfield 10 days ago. Little Fortune can grab third.Prediction : 1st Royal Appointment 2nd One Night Stand 3rd Little Fortune
18:25 Chepstow
PEGGIE SUE was only beaten a length when fourth at Kempton earlier this month and, despite a 4lb rise, could build on that reappearance to hit the frame once again in this. More Than Likely wasn't beaten far in a seller when last seen and has been given a chance by the handicapper on her first outing for Nikki Evans. Chitra, Union Rose and course-and-distance winner Bellevarde are others to keep an eye on.Prediction : 1st Peggie Sue 2nd More Than Likely 3rd Chitra
18:55 Chepstow
The form of Spurofthemoment's second at Kempton earlier this month looks rock solid and he could go one better off the same mark, while there was a lot to like about Bartat's Lingfield third last weekend. However, BLUE VENTURE could be the answer having made the podium on his last four starts of 2019, two of them coming over this course and distance. Port Noir remains well treated dropping to the minimum distance, with John Mackie's Heartstar another to note.Prediction : 1st Blue Venture 2nd Spurofthemoment 3rd Bartat
19:25 Chepstow
AMETIST gave a solid account on debut at Yarmouth earlier this month and the half-brother to Group 3 winner Spangled could build on that promising third to land the spoils. No Show ran some useful races in defeat as a two-year-old, including when third to 2000 Guineas champion Kameko on debut. Richard Hannon's Showcasing colt is interesting following wind surgery and has to be respected, along with Lola Showgirl, who could better her recent Newmarket sixth. Prediction : 1st Ametist 2nd No Show 3rd Lola Showgirl
19:55 Chepstow
This is not the strongest of races but that does mean it is an ideal opportunity for MEMORY HILL to get off the mark. The unexposed four-year-old put in a career best when fourth on his debut for these connections at Wolverhampton last week and a reproduction of that performance should be good enough. Gloweth has the ability to go well, while similar comments apply to De Little Engine and Fitzrovia. Prediction : 1st Memory Hill 2nd Gloweth 3rd De Little Engine
20:25 Chepstow
JOHNNY KIDD made an encouraging return to action when second over 1m6f at Yarmouth earlier in the month and, with that run now under his belt, the son of Australia could be very hard to beat. Diodorus was successful when last seen over hurdles and he could prove to be the main threat to the selection, ahead of Master Grey and Elysees. Prediction : 1st Johnny Kidd 2nd Diodorus 3rd Master Grey
20:55 Chepstow
CHEZ HANS was a winner on the Flat in France last year and Paul Nicholls' four-year-old merits plenty of respect in this handicap, especially as the yard has been in good form of late. Le Musee has to be of some interest having scored at Newcastle 11 days ago, while Scorched Earth and Airton are others who merit consideration in an open contest. Prediction : 1st Chez Hans 2nd Le Musee 3rd Scorched Earth








