UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

Frost At Dawn shaped with plenty of promise when second on debut at Newcastle and it would be no surprise to see her figure once more. However, preference is for MERCURY DAY, whose defeat at Catterick last time can be put down to the heavy going. Therefore, she is better judged on her debut fourth at Newmarket, which looks the best piece of form on offer. Pitney completes the shortlist after his second at Lingfield.
Prediction : 1st Mercury Day 2nd Frost At Dawn 3rd Pitney

Queen Maker was a 240,000gns purchase as a yearling and this half-sister to the dual Group 2 winner Lusail could play a part on her debut. However, the vote goes to INVINCIBLE SPEED, who took a nice step forward from his debut effort at Bath in August to fill third place at Newcastle last month and he may have plenty more progression to come. Of the remainder, Flag Carrier makes the most appeal.
Prediction : 1st Invincible Speed 2nd Queen Maker 3rd Flag Carrier

ZACHARY made light work of his rivals over course and distance last week, which made it two out of two here for the son of Cable Bay, and he can carry the 6lb penalty to victory. The main threat is She'sashambles, who produced the best effort of her career so far when filling the runner-up spot at Newcastle recently and she could go well off the same mark. Badosa warrants a market check on her nursery bow.
Prediction : 1st Zachary 2nd Shesashambles 3rd Badosa

Nouveaux showed a willing attitude when making all over course and distance last time and she could be tough to peg back once more. That said, having been raised 4lb for that half-length success, she may be susceptible to some better treated rivals like the reopposing FORGOTTEN TREASURE. William Knight's filly didn't get the rub of the green when a close fifth on that occasion and off 5lb better terms, she can reverse the form. Lady Bouquet is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Forgotten Treasure 2nd Nouveaux 3rd Lady Bouquet

HALIPHON bounced back to form when third over 1m6f at Redcar last time and he is fancied to get his head in front. Ian Williams' charge runs off the same here and he looks set to run a big race with that in mind. Red Flyer is feared most after a good second over 1m4f at Kempton but he may struggle to defy a 3lb rise in the ratings, while Croeso Cymraeg can also hit the frame.
Prediction : 1st Haliphon 2nd Red Flyer 3rd Croeso Cymraeg

BELIEVE IN STARS won over 1m2f at Goodwood on his previous outing in September and he can follow up that success here. Sir Michael Stoute's gelding is making his handicap bow and an opening mark of 94 can be exploited. Greatgadian looks the biggest danger to the selection after running on gamely to get up close home over 1m at Newcastle but he may find life tougher up 5lb, while Mr Professor can also have a say.
Prediction : 1st Believe In Stars 2nd Greatgadian 3rd Mr Professor

NEMORUM opened his account over course and distance recently and a 5lb rise in the ratings may not prevent the four-year-old from completing a brace. Fast Flo was second on that occasion and Christine Dunnett's filly could finish closer off the same mark. The daughter of Garswood is feared most, ahead of Crystal Dawn, who is a potential improver in first-time cheekpieces.
Prediction : 1st Nemorum 2nd Fast Flo 3rd Crystal Dawn

WOOLHAMPTON has been in good heart on turf of late and the daughter of Camacho makes plenty of appeal dropping in class now switched to all-weather. Almaty Star should be on the premises on his debut for Robert Cowell and the three-year-old may serve the selection with the most resistance. Skallywag Bay and Song For Whoever are also worth a second look.
Prediction : 1st Woolhampton 2nd Almaty Star 3rd Skallywag Bay