UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

The refitting of cheekpieces saw SUPER HIT return to form when filling the runner-up spot at Southwell. Reverting to Polytrack holds no fear for Darryll Holland's dual Chelmsford winner and a 2lb rise looks workable. Mbappe looks ready for a switch to this longer trip judged on his latest third over 7f here and he's feared most, ahead of Foreseen, who is a potential improver sporting a first-time hood.
Prediction : 1st Super Hit 2nd Mbappe 3rd Foreseen

A step up in distance proved just the tonic for Southwell winner LUZON HEIGHTS and another bold bid is forecast. A 5lb rise in the ratings shouldn't halt the son of Pinatubo's upward trajectory and he edges the vote over nursery debutant Hello Humphrey. Mark Usher's charge has filled the runner-up spot on his last two outings and an official rating of 68 looks fair. Urgent Call is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Luzon Heights 2nd Hello Humphrey 3rd Urgent Call

There was a lot to like about SPIRITOFTHEBLUES' debut victory at Ayr and there could be more to come. The daughter of Time Test may take some stopping if proving as effective on this switch to Polytrack and is fancied to double her tally. Myrrh came good at the second time of asking, with the help of the Hamilton stewards, and she should give another good account. Course winner Miss Pretty will have better days ahead of her too.
Prediction : 1st Spiritoftheblues 2nd Myrrh 3rd Miss Pretty

Exotic Baby won on his second start by three-quarters of a length over the mile at Southwell, keeping on well close home. He may have more to offer but he has to give 7lb to some well-bred newcomers, headed by FORT ROCK. A son of the late Wootton Bassett from the Charlie Appleby yard, he is bred to be above average and is preferred to 220,000gns yearling Interstate, who also races in the Godolphin colours.
Prediction : 1st Fort Rock 2nd Interstate 3rd Exotic Baby

Kartini looked the sort to learn plenty from her Chelmsford debut when she pulled too hard before finishing a seven-length third, and she could be the one to trouble WELLJUDGED. Second to the experienced Stellenbosch at Southwell when left with plenty to do, Roger Varian's filly could come home in front if ridden nearer to the early pace. Thaisa has run well without success, but may have to settle for a place in this line-up.
Prediction : 1st Welljudged 2nd Kartini 3rd Thaisa

Shallow has won or placed on all five starts here and, with Oisin Murphy in the saddle, she looks likely to go well once more, despite an eighth in a far better race at Newmarket last month. However, CINDY LOU WHO goes from strength to strength and won for the fourth time this season at Bath last time. Although upped 5lb for that, she is difficult to oppose if taking to the all-weather. Fleetwater is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Cindy Lou Who 2nd Shallow 3rd Fleetwater

Crystal Mariner kept on best of all to score over C&D and must be respected from 5lb higher, but the vote goes to GUNSHIP. Two from three on the all-weather but without a win on turf so far, he appears to be more at home on a synthetic surface and a big run can be expected. The consistent Sportingsilvermine is likely to be in the mix again, although Son Of Man returned to form at Sandown and could be a bigger threat.
Prediction : 1st Gunship 2nd Crystal Mariner 3rd Son Of Man

BLAST THE DREAM has yet to finish outside of the top two in her five all-weather appearances and that trend may continue. Her connections will be hopeful of a big run in the first division of this contest from Crystal Mariner, who defeated Roger Varian's three-year-old over C&D recently. She is completely unexposed at the trip and is taken to repel the likely challenge of Sir William. Fox Journey sports first-time cheekpieces and has become too well treated to ignore, while multiple course winner Federated can't be overlooked.
Prediction : 1st Blast The Dream 2nd Sir William 3rd Fox Journey

Jet Black (third) finished behind Pergola (second) at Windsor in August, but she had a troubled passage and remains of interest. The latter was far too keen at Yarmouth subsequently but is more than capable, although the same can be said for CLOAKS OF GOLD. The Cracksman filly showed ability when trained by Richard Hannon, but flattered to deceive on her handicap bow at Pontefract. It is possible the track didn't play to her strengths, though, and a return to this venue could suit.
Prediction : 1st Cloaks Of Gold 2nd Jet Black 3rd Pergola