UK Horse Racing Tips: Chepstow

KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS has stepped forward with each start to date and arrives having backed up his breakthrough Redcar victory under a penalty at Lingfield. Connections have found him an excellent opportunity to land the hat-trick on his handicap bow, especially with both rivals having something to prove. Storymaker appeared to have a valid excuse for her Wolverhampton defeat, returning with a wound on her right fore, and she may be the main danger. Dagmar Run completes the trio if turned out again following his run at Doncaster on Thursday.
Prediction : 1st Kentucky Bluegrass 2nd Storymaker 3rd Dagmar Run

BAMA LAMA returned to winning ways here over 6f on Monday and, despite carrying a 5lb penalty, Rod Millman's mare appears capable of backing that performance up. Sabah Al Ward produced her best effort so far when third at Lingfield and she should be in the mix if performing to that level again. Port Noir scored here last month and has claims, while Kyber Crystal was behind the selection earlier in the week but struck over C&D prior to that.
Prediction : 1st Bama Lama 2nd Sabah Al Ward 3rd Port Noir

Deacs Delight has stepped forward on his last couple of starts, winning at Lingfield before going down by three-quarters of a length just four days later at Bath, but those efforts came in classified events and he is now back in handicap company. With that in mind, the vote goes to LUCIDITY, who has improved since going handicapping and the drop from 1m2f is unlikely to be an inconvenience. C&D winner Kenstone and Bantry appeal most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Lucidity 2nd Deacs Delight 3rd Kenstone

BOOM BOOM POW has proved a different proposition since being upped to 7f by her new trainer and recorded a ready success at Kempton last month. A 7lb hike may not be enough to prevent Jo Davis' filly from gaining a first victory on turf. Twilight Dancer returned to form with a respectable third on her reappearance at Brighton last week and is feared most, ahead of handicap debutant King Elvis. Hitched is an obvious contender if making a swift reappearance following Wednesday's Yarmouth second.
Prediction : 1st Boom Boom Pow 2nd Twilight Dancer 3rd King Elvis

SAVALAS was unable to complete a 6f course double when staying on into third last time, but he could be suited by a stiffer test now and may prove worth chancing off the same mark. Red Alert has been in good form at Brighton of late and is another to consider, while Letter Of The Law won't be lacking for stamina on this drop in trip and is dangerous to discount, especially if attempting to make all.
Prediction : 1st Savalas 2nd Red Alert 3rd Letter Of The Law

TURNER GIRL appeared to travel more kindly in first-time cheekpieces when worn down late on over 1m6f at Catterick last month, and a first success of the season could be on the cards now returned to 1m4f. Pfingstberg is a lightly-raced three-year-old who likely has more to offer in handicaps this season and David Simcock's gelding is one to be wary of after just four starts to date. Geelong can't be discounted off his tumbling mark.
Prediction : 1st Turner Girl 2nd Pfingstberg 3rd Geelong