UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Having been far from disgraced in the Albany, GUSHING GOLD then went desperately close when beaten a neck into third at Newbury. A step up from 6f ought to be no problem on that evidence and she is taken to strike at the fourth time of asking. Poutchek shaped with promise when making the frame on her Newmarket debut and is a likely candidate with improvement on the cards. Others to note include Sattwaa and Allonsy.
Prediction : 1st Gushing Gold 2nd Poutchek 3rd Sattwaa

Both Ivory Madonna and Ludmilla have some decent form in the book and, though both merit respect, they might prove vulnerable to a less-exposed rival. With that in mind, a chance can be taken on ELECTRIC STORM. The Night Of Thunder filly is berthed well in stall three, and has enough in her pedigree to suggest she can be a force on this racecourse bow. Similar comments apply to 325,000gns purchase Velvet Crush, though a wide draw is far from ideal. Newmarket winner Le Mans is also considered, but this looks tougher under a penalty.
Prediction : 1st Electric Storm 2nd Ivory Madonna 3rd Ludmilla

In an open contest, only a tentative vote can go to TAHITIAN PRINCE. The gelded son of Siyouni was well beaten at Yarmouth last month, but was much more competitive on an artificial surface previously. Well drawn in stall three, and from 7lb below his last winning mark, it would be no surprise were he to bounce back. Hover On The Wind remains open to improvement and is an interesting candidate back over further. Ernie's Valentine and Zu Run are just two others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Tahitian Prince 2nd Hover On The Wind 3rd Ernies Valentine

Time's Eye broke through at Windsor and has to be considered off 3lb higher, but her ability to handle the all-weather must be taken on trust. With that in mind, C&D winner KING CABO just shades the vote because he was over two lengths clear of the third when touched off at Newmarket recently. He is also asked to compete off 3lb higher, but he could be up to it. Arctician and Umberto are others to consider in an open contest.
Prediction : 1st King Cabo 2nd Times Eye 3rd Arctician

Pistoletto capitalised on a falling handicap figure over C&D last month and a rise of just 3lb is likely to keep him bang in contention. However, the vote goes to SEA ME DANCE, who showed her liking for this track when scoring over 1m4f to shed her maiden tag. She followed that up with an underwhelming effort at Newmarket, but the return to the all-weather could help her to bounce back. Luke Morris takes over in the saddle on Hurtle, who likely has more to offer.
Prediction : 1st Sea Me Dance 2nd Pistoletto 3rd Hurtle

Geelong made the frame over 1m6f at Wolverhampton and his time has looked near for a while now, so he warrants plenty of respect off the same rating. However, preference is still for CLUB MANAGER, who may have not handled the track at Lingfield but he did well to finish third and could improve on that. More has been expected of Alex The Great because he has been sent off at short prices the last twice and he could put in a better display.
Prediction : 1st Club Manager 2nd Geelong 3rd Alex The Great