UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

GATWICK KITTEN has put in two solid efforts the last twice over 6f, including when beaten just under two lengths into fifth at Wolverhampton most recently, and he was kindly dropped 1lb by the handicapper for that display. He should have no issues with this distance and could be the one to beat. Fayasel has to be a player if he can reproduce the form that carried him to victory at Wolverhampton on his penultimate start, while Exigency also makes some appeal in a first-time visor.
Prediction : 1st Gatwick Kitten 2nd Fayasel 3rd Exigency

Claxton Bay took a step forward from his debut effort to finish fourth at Lingfield over a mile and he has to be considered, even taking into account this step back in distance. However, preference is for CLYDE BAY, who wasn't beaten all that far in heavy conditions at Bath and he could prove a different proposition on his first start on the all-weather, with the likelihood of more to come on only his third start. Any market support for Heathcliff on his debut should be noted.
Prediction : 1st Clyde Bay 2nd Claxton Bay 3rd Heathcliff

Show Compassion took care of her nearest rival by half a length at Wolverhampton last time and she has to be respected off only 2lb higher. However, the vote goes to REVOLUCION, who showed appreciation for the application of a visor when beaten just a head into second at Kempton and he ought to go very close off the same rating. Of the remainder, Global Effort and Dicko The Legend make the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Revolucion 2nd Show Compassion 3rd Global Effort

MOSTABSHIR has been highly tried since running away with a novice event at York in May, and has yet to add to that success. Recently gelded and eased into handicap company now, the Gosdens' three-year-old is fancied to defy his lofty mark. Excel Power has an excellent record on the all-weather and can't be ruled out from just 2lb above his last winning figure. The unexposed Enfjaar, in the same ownership as the selection, has something to prove following two below-par efforts but should not be underestimated.
Prediction : 1st Mostabshir 2nd Excel Power 3rd Enfjaar

In a race littered with untapped potential, only a tentative vote can go to DON SIMON. A son of Sea The Stars and out the stable's former superstar Snow Fairy, the half-brother to the smart John Leeper makes significant appeal ahead of his racecourse bow and is, perhaps crucially, drawn low. Campaign Medal also catches the eye on paper and it would be no surprise were he to play a leading role. Others of interest include Bur Dubai and Grey Charger.
Prediction : 1st Don Simon 2nd Campaign Medal 3rd Bur Dubai

MITIGATOR posted a creditable second over C&D last month and would appear to have been found a nice opportunity to go one better. Kodi Noir, who has been a model of consistency in recent starts, is unlikely to go down without a fight. Storm Asset faded into fourth late on over an extended 1m1f at Wolverhampton 12 days ago and might fare better now dropped in trip.
Prediction : 1st Mitigator 2nd Kodi Noir 3rd Storm Asset

Narrowly denied on her last two starts when keeping well at the finish, DAME SARRA looks to have been crying out for a step up in trip and she gets that opportunity on this occasion. The Ed Dunlop-trained three-year-old gets the vote ahead of All About Alice and Shadowfax, who wasn't beaten far over further here last week. Others to note include Silver Atom, Two Plus Two and Velvet Vulcan.
Prediction : 1st Dame Sarra 2nd All About Alice 3rd Shadowfax

GREEN SIGMA must hold every chance if bouncing back to the form that saw her finish a promising third over C&D on her penultimate outing. A mark of 65 looks manageable on her handicap debut and she may have too much for Wednesday's Lingfield third and fourth Moreginplease and Irrelevant, with the latter fancied to improve upon his first run for new connections. Havana Touch and Palazzo Persico are expected to be thereabouts as well.
Prediction : 1st Green Sigma 2nd Irrelevant 3rd Moreginplease