UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

BUNGLE BAY earned a narrow Wolverhampton success two weeks ago and he does not look overburdened by a subsequent 3lb rise in the handicap. Joe Leavy gave the four-year-old a positive ride from the front that day and, berthed to attack in stall one here, he could repeat the dose. A winner in classified company last time, Kodi Dancer merits respect, while others to note include Jumira Bridge and handicap-debutant Dunmore East.
Prediction : 1st Bungle Bay 2nd Kodi Dancer 3rd Jumira Bridge

It looks best to side with the Richard Hannon-trained MACANUDO, who sets the standard with an official rating of 76. The Invincible Spirit colt can strike at the fourth time of asking, having struck the woodwork on his last two starts. Commander Of Life did well to fill the runner-up spot at Lingfield last month after being slowly away, so he merits respect with that in mind. St Lukes Chelsea and Zipster appeal most of the newcomers.
Prediction : 1st Macanudo 2nd Commander Of Life 3rd St Lukes Chelsea

KITTEN GLOVES showed a decent level of ability across her three qualifying runs and was then far from disgraced on her handicap debut at Kempton 19 days ago. Eased 1lb in the ratings, she might be worth siding with, although Nuthatch is likely to provide stern opposition having been narrowly denied at Goodwood last month. Never This Way could prove to be better than an opening mark of 71 and he looks best placed to chase the pair home.
Prediction : 1st Kitten Gloves 2nd Nuthatch 3rd Never This Way

SEMSER looks the one to be on. The six-year-old remains unbeaten here after two wins over C&D, the latest of which came in May off just 2lb lower, and he may get back to winning ways returning to the all-weather. Wild Hurricane sports cheekpieces on only his fifth start and could also go well if the headgear has a positive effect, while Totnes is another to be interested in.
Prediction : 1st Semser 2nd Wild Hurricane 3rd Totnes

Atlantic Dream was beaten a long way when third on his debut at Nottingham, but the three-year-old did look as if he would improve considerably for the experience. Arctic Mountain is a newcomer to note being related to numerous winners and he is worthy of a market inspection, as is ALEXANDRETTA. A beaten favourite over seven furlongs at Salisbury recently, the extra furlong and return to the all-weather might see her get off the mark.
Prediction : 1st Alexandretta 2nd Arctic Mountain 3rd Atlantic Dream

Inverinate has been running well of late with a success here over seven furlongs in June followed by two second-placed finishes. He can go well, but a chance is taken on WILDE AND DANDY, who strolled home in a similar race at Doncaster in June before a sixth at Newmarket. Daarree is also of interest having been gelded since his last run and with a first-time visor added.
Prediction : 1st Wilde And Dandy 2nd Inverinate 3rd Daarree