UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

TOKEN GESTURE may have disappointed over 6f here last month, but he is much better judged on his previous success over C&D last September. A mark of 68 still looks manageable, and Mark Usher's charge is narrowly preferred to unexposed handicap-debutant Havana Halo, who has the services of Oisin Murphy to call upon. Lexington Jet and Warrnambool are entitled to be thereabouts as well.
Prediction : 1st Token Gesture 2nd Havana Halo 3rd Lexington Jet

A highly-creditable fourth at Sandown on only his second go over this distance, SOUTH SHORE ISLAND is entitled to improve on that effort and he can break the maiden on the slight drop in class. Making his handicap debut off what looks like a workable mark, Breakdancer can follow the selection home, along with Silca Bay, who ran well here over shorter on his penultimate start.
Prediction : 1st South Shore Island 2nd Breakdancer 3rd Silca Bay

Turned out again quickly under a double penalty after an easy success at Doncaster on Saturday, DUBLIN BAY merits the utmost respect and the hat-trick looks very much on the cards for the son of New Bay. Corniche Girl is capable of better than what she has shown in recent outings, while Madman must be of interest on his nursery debut with Tom Marquand booked.
Prediction : 1st Dublin Bay 2nd Madman 3rd Corniche Girl

RULER OF TIME shaped with bundles of promise when second on his debut at Newbury last month and is likely to have lots more to offer. The son of Not This Time might only need to find minimal improvement in order to shed his maiden tag. Blue Aria is closely related to Spanish Aria, who struck on the all-weather as a juvenile, so he is one to note in the betting for the Gosden team. Labiche is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Ruler Of Time 2nd Blue Aria 3rd Labiche

JEWELRY made a strong impression when scoring on her introduction at Newbury before being well beaten in a Group 3 at Salisbury next time. A lot more was expected of the daughter of Wotton Bassett that day, so she might be worth another chance. Cotiere changed hands for 290,000 euros as a juvenile and is related to plenty of winners, while Rajala is another to note on her first start for the Jane Chapple-Hyam yard.
Prediction : 1st Jewelry 2nd Cotiere 3rd Rajala

Vronti progressed from her first start to finish second at Haydock and is likely to have plenty of improvement in her, but a chance can be taken on newcomer RAAMMEE. The son of Persian King is closely related to Qazaq, who struck on each of his first three starts on the all-weather, so he might make an instant impression under Silvestre De Sousa. Any market support behind Canopus would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Raammee 2nd Vronti 3rd Canopus

GRIZEDALE is related to some useful types and, having finished a close second to a now 83-rated opponent on his debut, the son of Zoustar is suggested as the most appealing option here. Tardaff, Sir Hannibal, Satavia and the four-year-old Earl Of Rochester have an experience advantage over most of the rest and each merits close inspection in the betting.
Prediction : 1st Grizedale 2nd Tardaff 3rd Sir Hannibal

SYNERGISM's latest run can be forgiven as he was badly hampered and lost many lengths during a very messy flag start over 1m6f at Ffos Las. This represents a drop in class and the son of Soldier Hollow can bounce straight back, with this 2m trip not expected to be an issue. Previous C&D winner Letmebetheboss is feared the most, with Simiyann the pick of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Synergism 2nd Letmebetheboss 3rd Simiyann