UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

It only looks a matter of time before Gumais gets off the mark having been narrowly denied on his last two starts, but preference is for GALORE. Richard Hannon's charge was successful over C&D on her nursery debut last month and ought to be capable of better, so a 3lb rise might prove lenient. Alainn Tu steps up to 6f for the first time and is worth considering back on a synthetic surface.
Prediction : 1st Galore 2nd Gumais 3rd Alainn Tu

RED TREASURE was a ready winner at Southwell on her latest outing and though she must carry a 7lb penalty for that success, the daughter of Muharaar is taken to follow up. Miss Mai Tai boasts solid form claims and must be respected, while La Poderosa and Topo Chico, who were far from disgraced on their respective debuts, are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Red Treasure 2nd Miss Mai Tai 3rd La Poderosa

This can go the way of LADY DREAMER, who finished a good second on her racecourse debut when pulling clear of the third. That winner has since followed up under a penalty, and if Tom Marquand is able to negate the wide draw, she must hold every chance. Alexandretta was narrowly denied over C&D first time out and she looks set to go well, along with Storyinthesand. Red Maids and Aurora Charm represent powerful yards and it will be interesting to see how they fare in the market.
Prediction : 1st Lady Dreamer 2nd Alexandretta 3rd Storyinthesand

A chance is taken on STARSHOT. Having raced over 6f in his three qualifying runs, pedigree suggests George Boughey's charge ought to relish this step up in trip and he's taken to repel the likely challenge of recent Wolverhampton scorer Lufu. Hunkpapa could improve for the addition of first-time blinkers and he's another who merits consideration, along with New Bay filly Sydney Mews.
Prediction : 1st Starshot 2nd Lufu 3rd Hunkpapa

Treble Joy has filled the runner-up berth on his last three starts, including over C&D in July, and should be in the firing line, but may have to play second fiddle again. That could be to Sweet William, who is expected to go well on debut for the John and Thady Gosden yard being a half-brother to Irish Derby and St Leger hero Hurricane Lane, but slight preference is for the experience of PRETENDING. Having shown little over 7f first time out last year, Sir Mark Prescott's filly was a different proposition when returning to score over 1m3f at Southwell last month (second has won since) and shaped like there would be more to come over this longer trip.
Prediction : 1st Pretending 2nd Treble Joy 3rd Sweet William

BUNKER BAY has filled the runner-up berth over shorter on his last two starts and has done his best work at the finish on both occasions, so should relish this step up to 1m4f. With Luke Morris retaining the ride, he is fancied to gain a deserved success at the main expense of Study The Stars, a course winner who scored at Newbury on his penultimate outing off 8lb lower. Primi Ordinis could be feasibly treated off a mark of 75 on her handicap debut and warrants respect.
Prediction : 1st Bunker Bay 2nd Study The Stars 3rd Primi Ordinis

After winning over 1m2f at Nottingham, PICUAL caught the eye staying on for second behind a useful sort at Sandown when last seen in July and should appreciate this step up in trip. Ryan Moore is on board again and Sir Michael Stoute's filly just gets the nod over Good American, who drops in class following a respectable effort in a competitive York handicap off 3lb higher. Dal Mallart can prove best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Picual 2nd Good American 3rd Dal Mallart