UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

JAKARTA stepped forward from her first run at Newmarket when shedding the maiden tag at Goodwood in May and it would be no surprise if Paul and Oliver Cole's filly were able to back up under a penalty. Modern Utopia shaped with promise when fourth on her first outing at Carlisle and is expected to be sharper on this occasion, while Loch Leven is another with viable claims after her Haydock debut.
Prediction : 1st Jakarta 2nd Modern Utopia 3rd Loch Leven

The Gosdens saddle two interesting contenders with Juneberry and Place Of Safety. The former, who now sports cheekpieces for the first time, has built on her sole juvenile effort in two starts this season, while the latter is expected to step forward after a solid enough beginning when fourth at Newbury in May. The vote, though, goes to EVERYWHERE. Sir Michael Stoute's filly improved for stepping up in trip when third at Lingfield and the daughter of Galileo is likely to have more to offer.
Prediction : 1st Everywhere 2nd Juneberry 3rd Place Of Safety

CONSUELO is bred to stay well, being out of a two-time Group 3 winner over 1m4f, and Ralph Beckett's filly unsurprisingly took a step in the right direction when upped to 1m2f at Haydock on her return to action last month. The extra distance on this occasion should unlock further progression and she is expected to come out on top. La Cadalora wears a hood following her debut here in November when racing keenly in the early stages and her pedigree offers hope that going up in distance will aid her cause. Falsetto and Russian Crescendo are a pair of interesting newcomers who warrant a market check.
Prediction : 1st Consuelo 2nd La Cadalora 3rd Falsetto

INDEMNITY could give weight and a beating to these rivals. He certainly wasn't winning out of turn when opening his account in maiden company at Nottingham three weeks ago and may kick on with that confidence booster under his belt. Sudden Ambush drops in class and makes plenty of appeal returning to a venue where his record currently stands at one from one, while Salisbury scorer Pumalin Park also merits consideration.
Prediction : 1st Indemnity 2nd Sudden Ambush 3rd Pumalin Park

CRACKSKING had The Goat (second), Global Heat (fifth) and Gooloogong (eighth) all behind when scoring readily over C&D last month and a 5lb rise in the ratings probably won't be enough to anchor him if arriving in the same mood. The Goat, up 1lb for his efforts that day, could be the main challenger again, although Ludo's Landing also warrants plenty of respect competing from the foot of the weights.
Prediction : 1st Cracksking 2nd The Goat 3rd Ludos Landing

CALL TIME got up for second in the final strides over an extended 5f at Bath on his latest outing, so this step back up in trip off a 1lb higher mark looks a good move. The son of Soldier's Call makes only his third handicap start and he ought to go close from a handy draw. The main threat might be Heathcliff, who made a winning handicap debut over 7f here in April. He is an interesting contender down in trip off 3lb higher, while Rebel Empire cannot be ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Call Time 2nd Heathcliff 3rd Rebel Empire

AL AMEEN could only manage fifth in this grade over 7f at Wolverhampton last month, but he is 1lb lower tonight and the drop in trip could aid his cause. James Fanshawe's five-year-old produced a fair effort when fifth over C&D off a 7lb higher rating in April and he looks the way to go. Glamorous Express had One More Wave (sixth) behind when third over track and trip on his penultimate start and he can confirm that form to have a say, while Lilkian is a two-time C&D winner and he completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Al Ameen 2nd Glamorous Express 3rd Lilkian