UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Polly Sherman and Pratigya both have something to recommend them on pedigree, while Crystal Flyer, a half-sister to Northumberland Vase winner Zoffee, also has a lot going for her on paper. Nevertheless, Amo Racing may have unearthed another potentially useful recruit in the shape of TIMELESS CHARM, who is bred to be effective on an artificial surface and could be up to making a winning start with her yard in good form at present.
Prediction : 1st Timeless Charm 2nd Polly Sherman 3rd Pratigya

Connections might have been flying a little high with their aspirations for XAARINE when she was pitched into a Listed race in France in August, and this is certainly a more realistic target for David Menuisier's filly. Her three previous performances were promising enough to earn her the vote now she drops back in class. Doubletalk is open to improvement on her all-weather bow, while handicap debutants High Handed and Miami Heat are also considered.
Prediction : 1st Xaarine 2nd Doubletalk 3rd High Handed

Spinto Soprano beat a subsequent winner at Southwell but although respected as the only previous winner in the line-up, a penalty for that success does her no favours with several well-bred types among the opposition. The Godolphin-owned Dubai Beach and Sir Michael Stoute's well-related Red Pixie are a couple of newcomers to monitor closely in the betting. However, KATHMANDU, a half-sister to a couple of Listed winners, has a stellar pedigree and earns the vote as a more intriguing option. Sea Ice cost 160,000gns so enters the equation, as do Wellborn and Get The Music On.
Prediction : 1st Kathmandu 2nd Dubai Beach 3rd Spinto Soprano

Despite the presence of some interesting newcomers, TOPANGA has the form in the book and seems the likeliest winner. Andrew Balding's youngster was only beaten a head over C&D last month, despite racing wide throughout, and the first two were clear of the rest so if she improves at all, the daughter of Siyouni should prove hard to beat. First Kiss and Dancing Free are interesting newcomers for the Gosdens, while Ralph Beckett has his string in fine fettle so Queen Jean might have some say.
Prediction : 1st Topanga 2nd First Kiss 3rd Queen Jean

Mitrosonfire represents the stable that won this last year and would have every chance if he can produce his better turf form on the all-weather, but that cannot be guaranteed and it may be worth taking a chance on WILD SIDE. George Boughey's filly finished lame when on a four-timer at Newmarket in June but if she is fully recovered, she could get back to winning ways. Vultar and Caragio are a couple of others to consider in an competitive affair.
Prediction : 1st Wild Side 2nd Mitrosonfire 3rd Vultar

Gisburn got up to win by a head at Goodwood, despite being hampered, and if he can reproduce that on his all-weather debut, he may be a player off just 3lb higher. Buccabay might try to slip the field after a near-miss here last month, but a chance is taken on WILLEM TWEE. The Fanshawe horses are in great form lately and if he improves as hoped after his first start of the season following a gelding operation, we may see a much better showing.
Prediction : 1st Willem Twee 2nd Gisburn 3rd Buccabay

Beaten less than a length into second on her most recent start here, TYPICAL WOMAN should be well suited by the extra furlong and she can notch up a third career victory. The unexposed Boldly is another with the potential to improve for going up in trip, while Scintillante arrives on the back of a strong runner-up effort over C&D last week. Bohemian Breeze and Dundory have the form to get involved in proceedings also.
Prediction : 1st Typical Woman 2nd Scintillante 3rd Boldly

LAURA'S BREEZE has run with plenty of credit since switching to the all-weather of late and the booking of Oisin Murphy catches the eye as she looks to get off the mark at the ninth time of asking. The daughter of Ribchester is narrowly preferred to recent C&D third Purple Poppy, as well as The Cola Kid, who is of interest going up in distance. Others to note include Oriental Spirit, Reve De Magritte and Reverberation.
Prediction : 1st Lauras Breeze 2nd Purple Poppy 3rd The Cola Kid

MAGICINTHEMAKING has run very well here the last twice, including when narrowly denied on her penultimate outing over C&D, and the nine-year-old looks to have an ideal opportunity now. She is on her last winning mark of 52 and that can help her to see off the likes of You Are Everything and Clownsman, who ran creditably at Bath last time out.
Prediction : 1st Magicinthemaking 2nd You Are Everything 3rd Clownsman