UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Superstorm has been in fine form operating in class 6 contests at Brighton of late and reverting to the all-weather shouldn't prevent another bold showing. However, this looks tougher and BUNDOK's unexposed profile earns her the vote. Hughie Morrison's filly posted a respectable third on her handicap bow over 6f at Goodwood and a return to 7f is expected to suit. Chapman's Peak is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Bundok 2nd Superstorm 3rd Chapmans Peak

There was plenty of encouragement to be gleaned from GOLD ARMY's opening third over C&D and he sets a good standard for the others to aim at. The Intello colt should put his experience to good use and he may be able to fend off some intriguing newcomers. The US-bred Abersoch fetched 775,000 dollars as a yearling and any market support would be noteworthy. Fellow debutant Inscription could also have a bright future.
Prediction : 1st Gold Army 2nd Abersoch 3rd Inscription

Brighton third I Am Royal is open to improvement on just his second outing, while Asgar wasn't beaten far when finishing fourth at Goodwood on his most recent outing. The pair aren't taken lightly, but SIERRA BELLE is the most likely winner. Ralph Beckett's filly has filled the runner-up spot on both starts so far and she could prove tough to beat if proving as effective on the all-weather.
Prediction : 1st Sierra Belle 2nd I Am Royal 3rd Asgar

Not many win by 21 lengths on the all-weather, but FORTITUDINE did exactly that when making a strong impression on debut over C&D. As a brother to nine-time Group 1 winner Rebel's Romance, the son of Dubawi certainly looks up to successfully carrying a penalty in this company. Shadow Road sprung a 25/1 surprise when making his second appearance a winning one over track and trip and is worth noting, while Roxy Power cost 350,000 dollars as a yearling and warrants a market check ahead of his debut.
Prediction : 1st Fortitudine 2nd Shadow Road 3rd Roxy Power

Egotistical was beaten six lengths into second at Lingfield on her latest outing and may do better off a 1lb lower mark. Remi Mae sports a first-time tongue-tie and has to be respected now stepping back into handicap company, but AMELIA'S JOY might be the one. Michael Herrington's filly struck over this trip at Leicester in July and, if reproducing that level of form, she could prove hard to beat.
Prediction : 1st Amelias Joy 2nd Egotistical 3rd Remi Mae

It's difficult to rule out any of these, so only a tentative vote goes to the Simon and Ed Crisford-trained RAGGAAS. He opened his account at the fourth time of asking at Redcar and now goes handicapping with the scope to progress further, especially because an opening mark of 83 looks fair. Blakefell arrives on the back of two narrow defeats and looks sure to be winning again sooner rather than later, while Shaman Champion is another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Raggaas 2nd Blakefell 3rd Shaman Champion

MADJID won narrowly at Newmarket before making all to score impressively over 1m4f here, and the son of Time Test is difficult to oppose despite having to shoulder a 6lb penalty. Pershalla might be the greatest threat having made a return to the winner's enclosure at Windsor, but don't rule out Extraterrestrial or Thatcham, of whom the latter has the potential to do better now pitched into handicaps.
Prediction : 1st Madjid 2nd Pershalla 3rd Thatcham