UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

THANK YOU NEXT displayed plenty of promise when finishing third to a pair who had previously run at Royal Ascot on her debut at Windsor earlier in the month. With that experience now under her belt, the daughter of No Nay Never should take plenty of beating. Immaculate cost 82,000gns as a yearling and is from the family of Jacqueline Quest, while Yaghaalya is another newcomer to note.
Prediction : 1st Thank You Next 2nd Immaculate 3rd Yaghaalya

LORDSBRIDGE BOY made an encouraging return to action when finishing a close third at Windsor nine days ago and the previous C&D winner merits the utmost respect. Turn To Rock was disappointing on turf last time but he was successful over this track and trip on his final outing of 2019 and it is too soon to be writing him off. The shortlist is completed by Vegas Boy and Mr Buttons.
Prediction : 1st Lordsbridge Boy 2nd Turn To Rock 3rd Vegas Boy

BASILICATA made amends for her narrow defeat on debut by winning impressively over C&D a couple of weeks ago. A 7lb penalty for that victory has to be a slight concern but the daughter of Iffraaj should be capable of adding another victory to her record. Valorant is an interesting newcomer, being out of a mare who was Listed placed at this track, while Last Sunset merits a market inspection.
Prediction : 1st Basilicata 2nd Valorant 3rd Last Sunset

William Buick catches the eye aboard the Royal runner YOUTHFUL, who appreciated the drop back to 7f when scoring on his handicap bow at Leicester last time. The Shamardal gelding was handed a 5lb rise for that comfortable success, but he could have a lot more to offer. C&D winner May Sonic has enjoyed his visits to this venue so far and went close on his reappearance here last month. He has a great chance, while Rum Baba makes appeal dropping in trip.
Prediction : 1st Youthful 2nd May Sonic 3rd Rum Baba

OMNIVEGA made it back-to-back victories on his handicap debut at Lingfield in March and the course-and-distance winner can continue on his upward curve, returning to the track off a 5lb higher mark. Renardeau was second in that aforementioned Lingfield contest and was in top form on the all-weather earlier this year. Emirates Knight was only beaten a neck when second over track and trip last month and Roger Varian's charge has to be respected, while Kyllachy Gala rattled the crossbar here on his debut for Mark Loughnane and is just 2lb higher this time. Quickthorn got off the mark over 1m3f here recently and is another to consider on his handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Omnivega 2nd Emirates Knight 3rd Renardeau

ALMIGHWAR created a taking impression when opening his account with a comfortable victory over course and distance last month and there is likely to be plenty more to come from John Gosden's Dubawi colt, who is out of the top-class mare Taghrooda. Golden Pine bumped into a streetwise rival, who franked the form at Newmarket last week, when second at Leicester on debut. A step up in trip should suit Sir Michael Stoute's 280,000 guineas buy and the son of Golden Horn can keep the selection honest. Roger Charlton's Sea The Stars colt Ministerial can improve on his Lingfield debut to take the final spot on the podium.
Prediction : 1st Almighwar 2nd Golden Pine 3rd Ministerial

MOTAMAYIZ will be popular in this handicap going in search of a hat-trick of victories, and rightly so because he probably won with a lot more up his sleeve than the winning margin suggests at Bath last time. Just 4lb higher, Ray Dawson negates that rise courtesy of his 5lb claim and everything points to another bold showing. Mon Choix has improved from two to three and will be winning a race of this nature sooner rather than later, while Pitchcombe is interesting on his return to action in first-time blinkers.
Prediction : 1st Motamayiz 2nd Mon Choix 3rd Pitchcombe

JEANETTE MAY is difficult to get away from on the basis that she has improved no end from three to four years on the evidence of her comeback victories are Yarmouth and Leicester. It is highly likely that a mark of 52 still underestimates the daughter of Dick Turpin and she can round off the hat-trick in style. Mrs Benson is still a maiden but does boast some decent form at the track, while Lady Morpheus is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Jeanette May 2nd Mrs Benson 3rd Lady Morpheus

CRISTAL PALLAS CAT brings winning course form to the table in the finale and makes plenty of appeal on the back of his latest second over C&D. Beaten just a short head on that occasion, he emerged with plenty of credit attempting to make all of the running and is only 1lb higher this time. This won't take much winning and he can get the better of Recuerdame, a decent third here two starts ago, and Golden Nectar.
Prediction : 1st Cristal Pallas Cat 2nd Recuerdame 3rd Golden Nectar