UK Horse Racing Tips: Chelmsford City

AL BAAHY proved there was no fluke about his Wolverhampton success when he readily followed up at Lingfield 12 days ago. Those victories came in classified company but he seems revitalised and won't need much of a step forward to successfully revert to a handicap here. Amarachi is consistent at this sort of level and is a big danger given she is still unexposed over this trip. Aim For The Bull and River Wharfe are other alternatives to consider.
Prediction : 1st Al Baahy 2nd Amarachi 3rd Aim For The Bull

Richard Spencer has two interesting newcomers in the shape of Saddle Up and Tainted Love and any support for either of them in the betting would be dangerous to ignore. However, the experience held by MANLY FIREBALL is an advantage at this stage and keeping the 75-rated three-year-old to maiden company could be a rewarding move. Unionville is the pick of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Manly Fireball 2nd Saddle Up 3rd Tainted Love

Aberama Gold is as enthusiastic as ever and David O'Meara's robust nine-year-old is high on the shortlist. However, DYRHOLAEY could be the answer after a near miss off the same mark at Wolverhampton last week. Still unexposed for a five-year-old, the Archie Watson-trained gelding is highly tempting based on that evidence. Justcallmepete and Coachello are also likely to be heavily involved.
Prediction : 1st Dyrholaey 2nd Aberama Gold 3rd Justcallmepete

Ludo's Landing could only manage fifth in this grade at Kempton last month, but is of interest tackling this trip for the first time. Machete remains on a workable mark and is noted, but CARLTON might be the one. Just touched off over an extended 1m5f at this venue on his latest outing, James Owen's gelding looks well placed to gain a seventh course success.
Prediction : 1st Carlton 2nd Ludos Landing 3rd Machete

Stay Salty arguably brings the best form to the table after his debut fourth over a mile here, but a chance can be taken on newcomer TAMASHAL. The son of Phoenix Of Spain changed hands for 40,000 euros and is a half-brother to three winners, including Westridge. He is likely to improve as he steps up in trip but this looks a good starting point. Zambezi River completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Tamashal 2nd Stay Salty 3rd Zambezi River

CRIMSON RAMBLER displayed marked improvement on his handicap debut at Wolverhampton and, providing he copes with the quick turnaround, he looks to have a race of this nature well within his compass judged on that close-up second. Oh So Perfect would be no surprise winner and Crown The Future should also be thereabouts judged on recent performances at Wolverhampton in particular.
Prediction : 1st Crimson Rambler 2nd Oh So Perfect 3rd Crown The Future

SIGNCASTLE CITY was beaten just half a length into second at Lingfield last Saturday and a repeat of that performance will make him hard to beat in this handicap finale. It won't be long before Captain Parma gets back in the winning groove at this level and he's noted along with Chola Empire, who brings winning C&D form to the table.
Prediction : 1st Signcastle City 2nd Captain Parma 3rd Chola Empire