UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Angels Will Rise couldn't get involved in a hot Newmarket maiden and this could also turn out to be an informative affair, with a handful of interesting newcomers. Ville De Grace has the honour of being Sir Michael Stoute's first juvenile of the year, while Roger Varian has his two-year-olds plenty forward so Authentic Symphony has to enter the equation. GLESGA GAL fetched 120,000 euros as a yearling, though, and the Hugo Palmer-trained daughter of Lope De Vega gets a tentative nod.
Prediction : 1st Glesga Gal 2nd Ville De Grace 3rd Authentic Symphony

RUNNING BACK had the misfortune of bumping into Coventry runner-up Qaader on his introduction at Newbury and although he was no match for the impressive winner, he didn't give up the chase and finished clear of a subsequent scorer in third. Richard Hannon's youngster will be more streetwise this time and it might take another good one to beat him. Zaisan also made a debut full of promise at Windsor, whereas Haseef didn't exactly cover himself in glory at Newmarket but better is expected. Never Say When changed hands for 325,000gns at Tattersalls so has to be considered closely too.
Prediction : 1st Running Back 2nd Zaisan 3rd Never Say When

Josh Bryan got a great tune out of Englishman at Newmarket, with the veteran registering his fourth win of 2020. His 4lb penalty could find him out, though, and he is passed over in favour of SEPAHI, who has already completed a double since racing resumed and must be stuck with while in such good form. Magicinthemaking is also on a hat-trick, but doesn't have the benefit of a run this year. Big Lachie ran on into fourth at this venue so the step up from the minimum trip is in his favour.
Prediction : 1st Sepahi 2nd Englishman 3rd Magicinthemaking

Lehwaiyla offered plenty of encouragement when beaten just half a length into third on her debut at Lingfield and that gives her a fitness edge, but it is difficult to ignore the form of COMBINE. Hugo Palmer's filly also finished third on her introduction in a heavy-ground Yarmouth maiden, but a position ahead of her was none other than Frankly Darling, who was so impressive in the Ribblesdale last week. Dubai Quality was a costly failure at Wolverhampton but can't be written off, and Long Haired Lover and Tasaamuh are respected as well.
Prediction : 1st Combine 2nd Lehwaiyla 3rd Dubai Quality

Dream Round made a pleasing enough return to the fray at Wolverhampton and she sets the standard, but she comes up against a couple of really interesting newcomers. Sun Tide is a Siyouni half-sister to six-time Group 1 winner Midday, as well as a couple of Group 3 winners, so hails from one of the very best Juddmonte families. However, Godolphin were happy to shell out $800,000 for AUREUM and the daughter of Medaglia d'Oro is related to some smart all-weather/dirt performers in the States.
Prediction : 1st Aureum 2nd Sun Tide 3rd Dream Round

After completing a Lingfield brace earlier in the year, RIVER DAWN was sent to Pontefract for his hat-trick mission but had to settle for third. He was beaten less than a length, though, and as that was his first outing for almost four months, he should step forward so can regain the winning thread off the same mark. Roller clearly thrived during lockdown because he returned with a facile C&D triumph and is a big danger. Noble Peace, Lightning Attack and Atletico may make some appeal to each-way players.
Prediction : 1st River Dawn 2nd Roller 3rd Noble Peace

Confils was in excellent form last summer, with victories at Bath and Sandown sandwiching a second placing at the former venue. She has been off for a while so maybe another chance can be given to EMPLOYER. The money came for the Camelot five-year-old on his first start for Richard Newland, but he could only manage seventh at Newbury. The outing will have blown away any cobwebs, and the extra furlong will help. Francisco Bay will also benefit from his comeback at the Berkshire track a couple of days earlier, while Peckinpah is interesting for the in-form Alan King.
Prediction : 1st Employer 2nd Confils 3rd Francisco Bay

Punters have latched on to DYAGILEV this year and he keeps giving them a run for their money, winning at Chelmsford and placing second twice at this circuit at the beginning of the year. He picked up where he left off when racing resumed, hitting the crossbar at Lingfield, and seems to remain on a mark that he can exploit. Sociologist is another who has maintained a solid level of consistency, but maybe the primary threat comes in the shape of recent Lingfield runner-up Hammy End.
Prediction : 1st Dyagilev 2nd Hammy End 3rd Sociologist

A gelding operation and the step into handicap company has been the making of Camouflaged, who denied ANNO LUCIS over C&D before making the frame at Leicester. Sir Mark Prescott's charge could gain his revenge because he has been given more time to recover from that encouraging reappearance and is now 4lb better off. Molinari was just ahead of Thai Power when fourth at Lingfield, but the latter didn't enjoy the smoothest of passages and may improve past his rival.
Prediction : 1st Anno Lucis 2nd Camouflaged 3rd Thai Power