UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Got No Dollars and Comedian Leader both have recent winning form and enter the reckoning on that basis, while Roundabout Silver lurks on a dangerous mark and is not dismissed. However, NASIM is effective on synthetics and, off 4lb lower than his last winning rating, the son of Galileo Gold can provide a relatively quick return for connections on just his fourth start for the Mark Pattinson yard, with the drop in trip likely to suit.
Prediction : 1st Nasim 2nd Got No Dollars 3rd Comedian Leader

Floridian sets a modest standard on official ratings so this can go to one of the newcomers, with LORD CHAMBERLAIN a likely candidate to strike at the first time of asking. A half-brother to plenty of winners, the trip is within compass judged on pedigree and this looks a good starting point for the David Simcock-trained colt. Time To Roll is another debutant to monitor in the betting, with potential improver Beau Gars rated best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Lord Chamberlain 2nd Time To Roll 3rd Beau Gars

BELCAMO wasn't beaten far behind a now 77-rated opponent at Southwell and another step forward could see the improving three-year-old break his maiden at the fourth time of asking. Mr Swivell dwelt at the start that day, but kept on to finish a close-up fourth so cannot be ruled out. Remonstrate and Coppersmith are a couple of newcomers to monitor closely in the betting, given the rest with experience need to improve.
Prediction : 1st Belcamo 2nd Mr Swivell 3rd Remonstrate

ASPIRE TO GLORY finished a neck in front of a subsequent winner when supplementing a Kempton triumph at Lingfield and he should be able to make his presence felt once again, nudged up just another 1lb. Si Si La Bonne has risen 2lb for finishing an admirable second at Wolverhampton and may prove to be the main danger, although Volkan Bey showed a glimmer of promise over 6f at Windsor in September and warrants consideration on her handicap debut.
Prediction : 1st Aspire To Glory 2nd Si Si La Bonne 3rd Volkan Bey

REVOLUTIONISE rates as the one to side with on the back of his authoritative success over C&D last week, with a 3lb rise not looking like it will be enough to stop Stuart Williams' gelding. For all that Ultramarine needs to bounce back from a subdued effort at Lingfield, he was in cracking form prior to that and a revival is entirely possible. This represents an ease in grade for Letmelivemylife and, back up to 7f, he may be able to make the frame.
Prediction : 1st Revolutionise 2nd Ultramarine 3rd Letmelivemylife

KIHAVAH finished just under two lengths behind a classy rival over 1m6f at Newmarket's July Festival and, up in trip off just 2lb higher, he can go very close if ready to roll. Fleurman appeared a stayer to keep on side last spring, but he was pulled up over hurdles in December and has something to prove now. Zealandia struck at Newcastle on New Year's Day, pulling clear with a subsequent winner, and he might be the main danger to the selection off a 5lb higher figure.
Prediction : 1st Kihavah 2nd Zealandia 3rd Fleurman

AIDAN ANDABETTIN took a step forward from his debut fourth at Chelmsford when getting off the mark over C&D last month and an opening handicap mark of 74 appears to be more than fair. Kapparis Kid appreciated a drop back in trip to shed the maiden tag on the same card on which the selection made his first start and he is likely to have more to offer as a sprinter. Jenni and Media Shooter are respected too.
Prediction : 1st Aidan Andabettin 2nd Kapparis Kid 3rd Jenni

A contest where every runner arrives with something to prove, but a chance is taken on PAGE THREE. Andrew Balding's mare was runner-up over C&D off a 2lb higher mark back in November and a repeat of that kind of performance could be enough for her to gain a first career success. A change of headgear to blinkers might aid the cause of Nikki's Girl, while Clipsham Gold appears best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Page Three 2nd Nikkis Girl 3rd Clipsham Gold