UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

An improved run seems likely from Timewave, who was a one-paced fourth over 7f at Yarmouth on his debut and has plenty of stamina in his pedigree. He may do better over this trip, but preference is for HURRICANE KIKO. He cruised into the lead at Yarmouth before being readily passed, but might do better if held up a little longer here. Native Melody is worth a market check on her debut.
Prediction : 1st Hurricane Kiko 2nd Timewave 3rd Native Melody

Grace Angel is the only distance winner in this field after she took her maiden at Wolverhampton last month by over a length and she looks likely to tow them along from the off. SIGNORA CAMACHO was an easy winner at Ayr and although she has a 6lb penalty here, Harry Davies claims 5lb back from the saddle. If she takes to the surface she may follow up, leaving Agostino and Onthebunny to follow them home.
Prediction : 1st Signora Camacho 2nd Grace Angel 3rd Agostino

Kanuhura is the only C&D winner in this and as she races off 2lb lower now, she may run in to a place if she can recapture that form. FIFTY SENT has to be of interest on his handicap debut after a Beverley third over an extended 7f. With the added distance looking likely to bring about plenty of improvement, he might come out on top. Bazalgette is another to consider with George Bass claiming a handy 5lb.
Prediction : 1st Fifty Sent 2nd Bazalgette 3rd Kanuhura

Oriental Art has recorded some creditable efforts on turf recently, culminating in a good second in a handicap at Brighton over 1m2f. He remains of interest if transferring that form to the all-weather, but CAMPESE looks set to benefit from a drop in trip having finished second over 2m at this track on his latest outing. He represents a reputable stable and is entitled to go well, along with Miss Blennerhasset after she finished third on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Campese 2nd Oriental Art 3rd Miss Blennerhasset

Despite being burdened with top weight, PONTIUS could record his best run to date on his return to Polytrack. He remains relatively unexposed and arrives in this following a good second at Wolverhampton over this trip last month. The Sir Mark Prescott-trained Dawahy makes her handicap debut following a string of below-par runs in novice company, while Lord Cherry could get back to the form of his Kempton second now returned to the all-weather.
Prediction : 1st Pontius 2nd Dawahy 3rd Lord Cherry

Glen Etive seeks to make an impression on his handicap debut in a first-time hood, but improvement should not be ruled out for GOSSAMER SILK. A return to the all-weather could spark additional enthusiasm into the four-year-old, who finished a good second on her penultimate outing at Wolverhampton and was not disgraced in her recent effort at Yarmouth. Super Julius is another to note now up in trip.
Prediction : 1st Gossamer Silk 2nd Glen Etive 3rd Super Julius