3:30 Kempton Tips

Enjoys his racing here, three wins and a pair of places in five visits. His most recent success came from just a pound lower, and a number of these opponents have been plying their trade in lesser company, so it might be that he finds this very much to his liking.

I understand why Teumessias Fox is favourite here but he’s 0/3 so far with use of cheek pieces which aligns with King Power’s 2/23 record (A/E 0.34) on the AW. Next up THE GLEN ROVERS makes the most appeal against; the highly progressive son of Dark Angel won this race last year, adding to a 5/8 record (A/E 2.4) on the sand. He hasn’t been seen for 248 days but DA progeny fair well off a break and you’d imagine L Wadham will have their charge primed for this valuable prize. J Doyle is a notable jockey booking with an impressive 56% SR (A/E 1.68) on fancied DA progeny and Wadham brings a 50% SR (A/E 1.74) with fancied runners from Irish stallions plus 43% SR (A/E 1.69) with fancied handicappers. 9/2 taken.

Bulletin won over today's course and distance two runs ago off a mark of eighty with just under three lengths in hand. Since then, he has run one more time at Southwell. That was over a slightly longer trip, and off a mark of five pounds higher, he finished fourth. Today, he drops back down in trip and off a mark of one pound lower. This is a better class of race than he won back in August, but if running to his best, he should be in the mix.

Londoner is a very consistent type and produces good stats, particularly over 10 furlongs. The last run over course and distance was also encouraging although the jockey that day wasnt overly aggressive on him. A better ride this time should see him, from a decent draw, go close here.

Race 6 at Kempton today is the London Middle Distance Series Handicap over 2,212 m Flat Race for 3 y.o. and upwards on the Polytrack. The suggested wager is for the each way on the 4yo filly Power of Destiny from the Ralph Beckett yard and will be ridden by Edward Greatrex. This daughter of Sea The Stars is a two-time winner and has won over this course and distance. She has a good record at Kempton as well as on the Polytrack, represents great value here, and must not be ignored.

Andaleep was runner-up in this race last year and has had a good year after being in the frame in several races and has a win. He has been running in high-value races recently and not made a fool of himself. He has 12 wins and another fifteen places to his name over today's distance. He is 3 lbs higher than last year but a pound down from his 1.75 length 4th at York last time out and has been 4th in 3 of his last races, but last time out was his biggest loss. Kieran Shoemark takes over in the saddle.

Better than ever and is going for a hat-trick of wins. Upped in grade and 4lb higher than for his win last time. Ceiling has not been reached yet and is proven over this course and distance.

Distance winner who won over 1m 4f at Chester in May and followed that up with a good 2nd of 14 in a Class 2 at Epsom seven days later. Rating went up to 87 from 83 as a result and has been a bit in and out since, which has seen the rating come down to 81 today. Has been given a refreshing 36-day break since last run, which was in a Class 4, so carried a hefty weight. Class 2 today, so sits near the foot of the handicap.

In May, he had 2 AW wins, with the latest one occurring here. Following a 3-month hiatus, he finished a respectable 4th in a handicap at this course 58 days ago. An eager at 14/1 seems like a fantastic opportunity and could be quite rewarding if the race unfolds at a brisk pace that suits this 6-year-old.

She is a four-time winner, including twice at Wolverhampton, who ran a much better 2nd/9 back at that venue on a reduced mark two weeks ago. Today, she has a 7lb claimer on top to boost her chances. She finished sixth on her Kempton debut on her penultimate start, so she is open to improvement here today.