UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

BEAULD AS BRASS appeared to have plenty in hand when winning a similar event under this rider at Lingfield last week and the five-year-old merits the utmost respect, despite a 5lb penalty. This is a very competitive event and Meadram is another with strong form claims following his C&D success in March. Egoiste edges out Life On The Rocks to be the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Beauld As Brass 2nd Meadram 3rd Egoiste

KURAKKA confirmed the promise he displayed on debut at Kempton in November when finishing third at the same venue on his next outing. Alan King's colt should have more to offer as a three-year-old and he tops the shortlist. Respond cost 130,000gns as a yearling and should not be underestimated on his racecourse bow. Altareq wasn't disgraced in the Wood Ditton at Newmarket and is another to note.
Prediction : 1st Kurakka 2nd Respond 3rd Altareq

FORGLEN arrives on the back of a close third over C&D a week ago and the four-year-old has to be of interest off the same mark here. Drouthy Neebor was running consistently well in defeat towards the end of last year and must be noted on his return to action, while Foinix should not be discounted based on his fourth at this venue in February.
Prediction : 1st Forglen 2nd Drouthy Neebor 3rd Foinix

Dropping back to 6f looks just what the doctor ordered for ARABIAN DUSK, who failed to stay but ran with plenty of credit in the Nell Gwyn. Last year's Duchess Of Cambridge winner sets the standard and is preferred to Irish raider Lady With The Lamp, who impressed on her return in a Listed contest at Cork. Three from four as a two-year-old, Star Of Mehmas must be of interest on the rise in distance, and Running Queen isn't out of it either.
Prediction : 1st Arabian Dusk 2nd Lady With The Lamp 3rd Star Of Mehmas

MONSIEUR BEAULIEU has held his form so well through the winter and into the spring, and looks to have been found a nice opportunity on the drop in grade. The booking of Jim Crowley catches the eye and Nick Littmoden's charge may have too much for Bishop's Crown, who didn't shape badly on his return at Kempton recently. A comfortable winner at Haydock on his comeback last year, Baba Reza must also enter calculations for his in-form yard.
Prediction : 1st Monsieur Beaulieu 2nd Bishops Crown 3rd Baba Reza

A three-month break did the trick for Southwell scorer Noble Consort and he must enter the reckoning. However, a 6lb higher mark does demand a career-best performance and it could be worth taking a chance on the up-in-distance DARK SIDE PRINCE. The son of Equiano hasn't attempted 6f since July 2020, but his latest staying-on third here suggests that it's worth revisiting. Handicap debutant Instant Bond is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Dark Side Prince 2nd Noble Consort 3rd Instant Bond

Having posted his best effort to date when a staying-on fourth over 6f here a week ago, MY BOY HARRY makes most appeal. The son of Massaat should relish the extra furlong and he's marginally preferred to Lady Shinto. An opening mark of 46 for Charlie Wallis' filly could prove on the lenient side and it will be interesting to see how she fares in the market. Aim For The Bull is pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st My Boy Harry 2nd Lady Shinto 3rd Aim For The Bull