UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

Given he has placed twice over this trip, holds experience on Polytrack and is the only runner with an official rating, JUNGLE MAC ticks all the right boxes and has a golden opportunity to break his maiden. Liege, a potential improver with a first-time hood tried on his debut for the Simon Hodgson yard, is feared more than Red Hot Rose and Takeityouremine, who both need a significant step forward to trouble the selection.
Prediction : 1st Jungle Mac 2nd Liege 3rd Red Hot Rose

BACK TOMORROW (second) gave away more ground than she was beaten by when finishing two lengths behind Sixties Chic (winner) at Wolverhampton eight days ago and, assuming she breaks a little better, a 6lb pull gives her a live chance of turning the form around. Gogo Yubari impressed when winning over 5f at Lingfield on her penultimate start and can also figure if returning to 6f doesn't stretch her stamina.
Prediction : 1st Back Tomorrow 2nd Sixties Chic 3rd Gogo Yubari

Billyjoh ought to be popular after a string of solid efforts but needs another personal best after a 5lb rise for last week's Southwell success puts him on a career-highest mark. With that in mind, CLIPSHAM LA HABANA looks worth chancing off 4lb lower than his peak rating in handicaps so far, with the in-form Billy Loughnane an eye-catching jockey booking. King Cabo and Muscika are others fancied to go well.
Prediction : 1st Clipsham La Habana 2nd Billyjoh 3rd King Cabo

This can go the way of NIGHT OF DESIRE, who showed plenty of promise on her debut at Wolverhampton as she went well for a long way over further before weakening late on. The drop in trip should suit and she gets the vote ahead of the well-bred Little Rose and newcomer Covehithe, who is a half-sister to Benacre, a talented two-year-old for the stable.
Prediction : 1st Night Of Desire 2nd Covehithe 3rd Little Rose

Narrowly denied over C&D last time out, CHOLA EMPIRE can gain compensation on this occasion off a 3lb higher mark. He can end a losing streak dating back to last January with Jamie Spencer taking over in the saddle, while old rivals Love De Vega and recent Kempton scorer Ultramarine could fight it out for the places. Remarkable Force has run with credit since joining new connections and he cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Chola Empire 2nd Ultramarine 3rd Love De Vega

H KEY LAILS arrives here on the back of two narrow second-placed finishes over C&D earlier in the month and, off just a 1lb higher mark, the four-year-old could return to winning ways here. That said, Split Elevens was not far behind the selection last time and he should not be discounted, while Edmund Ironside and Further Measure also merit places on the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st H Key Lails 2nd Split Elevens 3rd Edmund Ironside

TILSWORTH ONY TA failed to fire at Newcastle last time but he won over this C&D prior to that defeat and the five-year-old can be given another chance as a result. Boom Boom Pow has not been beaten far on her last couple of starts and it would be no surprise to see her in the mix once again, while Beneficiary edges out Stroxx to be best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Tilsworth Ony Ta 2nd Boom Boom Pow 3rd Beneficiary