UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

Although a record of 0-18 is hardly inspiring, COSTA ADEJE looks very well handicapped on some of his best efforts and if putting his best foot forward, Tom Dascombe's gelding can finally get off the mark today. Dark Kris bounced back to form last time when winning comfortably over C&D and a 5lb rise in the weights is unlikely to stop him going close again, while The Mad Monk is another to consider having been dropped 1lb for a decent effort when fourth here last month.
Prediction : 1st Costa Adeje 2nd Dark Kris 3rd The Mad Monk

WAITING ALL NIGHT put up some respectable efforts in Group company earlier this summer and although he was turned over at 1/5 on his latest start at Catterick, it looks worth giving him another chance back on the all-weather. If Richard Spencer's colt does blot his copybook again, then the most likely to take advantage looks to be Creme Chantilly after her second on debut at Salisbury in August. Sigmund could fare best of the rest in the first-time blinkers.
Prediction : 1st Waiting All Night 2nd Creme Chantilly 3rd Sigmund

A few fascinating contenders in this, but it's hard to look beyond RUNNING LION following her impressive wide-margin victory at Lingfield last time and, with more improvement likely, John and Thady Gosden's filly should take all the beating. Tishka looks the part on paper for Andrew Balding and a market check is advised with regards to her, but the biggest danger could be Sea Me Dance after her pleasing start when third at Kempton on debut last month.
Prediction : 1st Running Lion 2nd Sea Me Dance 3rd Tishka

OASIS POWER is due to go up 4lb in future due to his narrow defeat behind My Honey B at Southwell nine days ago, he's chased home some smart prospects in his career already and should take all the beating here. Solitary Trees has finished runner-up on his last two starts and looks the type to relish this extra yardage along with Mirabello Bay, who improved for the step up to this trip when third at Windsor recently and can't be discounted.
Prediction : 1st Oasis Power 2nd Solitary Trees 3rd Mirabello Bay

NO BARRIER was thought enough of make his debut in the Convivial at York in August and although he was down the field on that occasion, he took a big step forward to finish fourth at Pontefract last month and the son of Kingman appeals most in this. Oliver Show was a 160,000gns purchase last year and demands plenty of respect for top connections on his debut outing. This drop back should suit New Tycoon and he has run with credit on both starts to date.
Prediction : 1st No Barrier 2nd Oliver Show 3rd New Tycoon

The application of blinkers appears to have done the trick with DYNAMIC TALENT, who is now chasing a three-timer having been narrowly denied at Kempton when they were first applied but he has won a shade cosily on his last two starts. The Ralph Beckett-trained Puffing ran an eye-catching race on her handicap debut to finish fifth, having been slowly away, at Kempton last month and isn't discounted. Dual course winner Cry Havoc battled on gamely at Lingfield when last seen and may follow up.
Prediction : 1st Dynamic Talent 2nd Puffing 3rd Cry Havoc

Ryan Moore has his second ride of the evening aboard the Sir Michael Stoute-trained AEONIAN, who was a shade keen when second at Newmarket in June but has been gelded since and looks a big player off the same mark. Although Stormy Ocean has failed to justify favouritism on his last two starts, he was having his first run back after a break last month and has shown a liking for this surface. Be Lucky My Son improved for the application of first-time blinkers to score over C&D a fortnight ago and merits respect.
Prediction : 1st Aeonian 2nd Stormy Ocean 3rd Be Lucky My Son