UK Horse Racing Tips: Chepstow

BEAUTIFUL CROWN justified market support to score on his first start for Jack Jones at Lingfield last week and a 5lb penalty may not be enough to stop him from backing that performance up. Breguet Boy is just 2lb higher than his last winning mark and didn't run too badly when fourth at Bath in April. Handicap debutant Al Wasl Dream has to be of some interest, especially given the fact his owner/trainer sponsors the contest.
Prediction : 1st Beautiful Crown 2nd Breguet Boy 3rd Al Wasl Dream

STOCKPYLE was 2lb well-in when getting back to winning ways at Kempton last Wednesday, with more authority than the official margin suggests. With that being an apprentice handicap, the five-year-old escapes a penalty and is likely to prove a tough nut to crack due to his rider being able to utilise his full 7lb claim on this occasion. Racing Demon lost all chance at the start when only beating a sole rival home in his bid for a hat-trick at Windsor. He is capable of bouncing back, having won well here in May, while a return to turf might aid the cause of Optiva Star.
Prediction : 1st Stockpyle 2nd Racing Demon 3rd Optiva Star

FEERAAS shaped with some promise on his debut when third at Lingfield, despite hanging left throughout. Expected to have benefited from that initial outing, the son of Earthlight appears to have been found a suitable opportunity to confirm the form with Hofburg, who has since finished third over 7f at Haydock. Ran Amok sports a tongue-tie and is entitled to step forward from his fifth at Leicester.
Prediction : 1st Feeraas 2nd Hofburg 3rd Ran Amok

ON EDGE came with a late surge to score over 5f at Windsor last week, an effort for which he escapes a penalty. Chris Mason's gelding ought to relish the return to six furlongs and, at a venue he loves, the son of Mayson can repeat the dose. The consistent Connie's Rose is unlikely to be far away, and it would be dangerous to underestimate the well-handicapped Punchbowl Flyer.
Prediction : 1st On Edge 2nd Connies Rose 3rd Punchbowl Flyer

Many of these arrive in decent form so only a tentative vote can go to ONE HART, who burst back into life over 7f at Lingfield. There should be a strong pace, so he is unlikely to be inconvenienced by a drop in trip, and given that he remains well treated from 3lb higher, it would come as no surprise were he to mount another stern challenge. Bama Lama was on target over C&D nine days ago and is an obvious candidate up 3lb in the handicap. Port Noir and Global Effort are just two others to consider.
Prediction : 1st One Hart 2nd Bama Lama 3rd Port Noir

The vote goes to KALAMA SUNRISE, who benefited from the application of first-time cheekpieces when scoring over track and trip. Jack Channon's filly is just 2lb higher and that ought to be well within range should the headgear have a similar effect. Bobacious was far from disgraced on his handicap bow and any progress would bring him into the picture. Letter Of The Law should be on the premises, but he might find a few too strong once again.
Prediction : 1st Kalama Sunrise 2nd Bobacious 3rd Letter Of The Law