UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

PIERCHIC failed to threaten the winner when third at Wolverhampton on debut. Saying that, the daughter of Palace Pier was doing her best work in the closing stages and has to be of interest here with that experience under her belt. Neat And Tidy debuted in a tougher contest at Newbury in September and could feature at this level having subsequently switched yards. Accommodation, So Regal and Let Her Go are newcomers to note.
Prediction : 1st Pierchic 2nd Neat And Tidy 3rd Accommodation

SNOW LIGHT left her moderate debut effort behind when beaten only a head at Kempton last month. Charlie Appleby's filly finished clear of the rest in second and looks set to launch another bold bid with further improvement on the cards. Pretty Ambitious drops back in trip with a shout after going close over a mile here, while the 150,000gns purchase Buckland Belle is a newcomer worthy of consideration.
Prediction : 1st Snow Light 2nd Pretty Ambitious 3rd Buckland Belle

Lapidarist returns to this lower grade with a chance of making the frame. Mali Star has shown steady progress and could have say in proceedings, but DIAMOND ALI might prove the one to side with. He posted his best effort so far when beaten less than a length upped to 7f at Leicester and, with this extra yardage offering the promise of further improvement, the son of A'Ali may well open his account.
Prediction : 1st Diamond Ali 2nd Lapidarist 3rd Mali Star

The unexposed Gemmari made a fairly pleasing return at Kempton last month and this longer trip has threatened to suit for a while now. Richard Hannon's gelding merits the utmost respect, especially in these calmer waters, although the vote goes to AN BRADAN FEASA. The son of Camelot won twice over hurdles before running with credit upon returning to the level, and he too looks certain to benefit from a step up in distance. Saratoga Gold is also noted.
Prediction : 1st An Bradan Feasa 2nd Saratoga Gold 3rd Gemmari

There was plenty of encouragement to be drawn from MADRIGAL MOMENT's most recent effort. Third over C&D without ever really looking likely to win, she has fewer blemishes on her record than many of these and with Toby Moore taking off a handy 7lb, she can take another step forward. Spring tackles a mile for the first time and the addition of cheekpieces could also see her in a better light. Handicap debutant Rogue Identity warrants close inspection too.
Prediction : 1st Madrigal Moment 2nd Spring 3rd Rogue Identity

Pinjarra and Calafrio were comfortable winners last time out, but they're both drawn wider than ideal and CARLTON AND CO was impressive latest too. Lewis Chalkley got a good tune out of the mare that day and, despite having a penalty to shoulder this time, she might be hard to reel in. Up The Monk had an excuse at Wolverhampton and it would be unwise to write off Sir Rodneyredblood, who has eight course wins to his name.
Prediction : 1st Carlton And Co 2nd Calafrio 3rd Pinjarra

A competitive handicap could go the way of TYCOON. Less exposed than most of today's rivals, the son of Kingman has been gelded since finishing a respectable sixth at York in September, and his yard has been among the winners in the past week. Bragbor has solid claims having just missed out at Newcastle recently, while the progressive King's Code just got the better of Londoner when scoring at Kempton and that pair are hard to separate.
Prediction : 1st Tycoon 2nd Bragbor 3rd Kings Code

Eliza Bennet found one too good yet again when failing to land the odds at Kempton. Blinkers are applied in the hope of improvement, but the newcomer WHY NOT ME may prove above average. Stuart Williams' filly is a half-sister to the Irish Oaks heroine You Got To Me and any strong support for the the daughter of Time Test could point to a big run. Savannah Grey might prove best of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Why Not Me 2nd Eliza Bennet 3rd Savannah Grey

A narrow winner at Newcastle a week ago, KINDEST NATION found plenty for pressure in the final furlong and may well have won by further with a clear run. Toby Moore's allowance negates her 5lb penalty and she could go in again. Stratocracy wasn't beaten far when third at Wolverhampton and will likely shape well off an unchanged mark. McKenna is another to consider with last month's reappearance run under his belt.
Prediction : 1st Kindest Nation 2nd Stratocracy 3rd McKenna