UK Horse Racing Tips: Kempton

Silver Trumpet is a previous C&D winner with solid claims based on recent form, while Caragio boasts a similar profile and shouldn't be overlooked. However, TIMELY AFFAIR had been at the top of his game before failing to break his turf duck at Yarmouth and reverting to Polytrack could see him strike for the fifth time on the all-weather this year. Lady Manzor is also noteworthy cutting back in trip.
Prediction : 1st Timely Affair 2nd Silver Trumpet 3rd Caragio

BYZANTINE repaid the first chunk of the 86,000 euros shelled out for him at the breeze-ups when he made a winning debut at Yarmouth in May. The absence since that promising introduction is a slight concern and strong support in the betting for Twelve Bars or Oldbullyoungbull would have to be taken seriously given both posted encouraging efforts on their first starts. The well-bred Fenaroli is another name for the notebook.
Prediction : 1st Byzantine 2nd Twelve Bars 3rd Oldbullyoungbull

USAYLAH, whose dam was a three-time Group 3 winner, is bred to win races and captures the imagination with the Gosdens securing the services of Oisin Murphy for the ride. Tenshi and Perpetually also have plenty going for them on paper and warrant close inspection in the betting. Ghaiyyath Dream is a half-sister to five winners and it would be no surprise to see her leave her debut run well behind now she has some experience.
Prediction : 1st Usaylah 2nd Tenshi 3rd Perpetually

Having relished a step up in distance when making a successful seasonal bow at Doncaster, Alpinara must enter calculations in her follow-up bid. However, fellow penalised winner QUEEN OF SCOTLAND was a touch more impressive when opening her account at Windsor and a similar performance on her Polytrack debut may suffice. Marquetry, Yamnah and Hatta Romance have displayed enough ability to figure in the finish too.
Prediction : 1st Queen Of Scotland 2nd Alpinara 3rd Marquetry

ROYAL COUNTY GLORY was thwarted in his hat-trick bid at Brighton and didn't appear to enjoy the track. The son of Cotai Glory had previously looked a step ahead of the handicapper when recording a double at Lingfield and a switch back to the all-weather could see him resume his progress. Cixi finished ahead of the selection in third at the seaside venue and she's feared most, ahead of recent C&D fourth Upsomdowns.
Prediction : 1st Royal County Glory 2nd Cixi 3rd Upsomdowns

The winner of three of his last four outings, Madman is sure to prove popular in his current vein of form. That said, he's 13lb higher than when he last raced - and was beaten - on the all-weather, which could leave the door open for CHARLIE BOYO. Clive Cox's charge has also been in good heart on turf this season and a repeat of last week's third at Bath could see him collect. Perfect Location may bounce back to form in a first-time visor.
Prediction : 1st Charlie Boyo 2nd Madman 3rd Perfect Location

Luan has won three of his last five starts, including when scoring in comfortable fashion at Wolverhampton latest, and he could have some serious untapped potential as a stayer. However, that can also be said of LAST FLIGHT. James Horton's filly followed up her Ffos Las win with a triumph over the extended 2m at Southwell and a further 4lb rise might not be enough to halt her progress. Virtue Diligence and Desert Belle are others to consider.
Prediction : 1st Last Flight 2nd Luan 3rd Virtue Diligence

Alfie Redman and SNOOKER MCCREW have formed quite the partnership in recent weeks. On target over C&D before going in again in equally convincing fashion at Beverley, Max Comley's gelding remains fairly treated up a further 5lb and will be tough to beat as long as he can navigate his wide berth. Celtic John chased home the selection over track and trip and is weighted to close the gap, while Violet Goldsmith appeals most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Snooker McCrew 2nd Celtic John 3rd Violet Goldsmith