4:37 Kempton Tips

Spanish Voice has been running steadily in similar All-Weather company, and Kempton should suit if he can get into a good early rhythm. He tends to travel well enough to give himself a chance, and his current mark looks fair based on his stronger efforts. If he gets a smooth run and finds a bit when it matters, he has a realistic chance of being involved at the finish.

Dramatic Star boasts one of the highest RPRs in the field at 94. His cruising speed is above the Class 3 average. He thrives at fast paces. He tends to come from mid-range positions and possesses a powerful burst of speed down the stretch at Kempton. Cieren Fallon rides for William Haggas. Haggas maintains an impressive 20% strike rate at Kempton and 24% at distances over 1,000 feet.

Won last time after being upped in trip. Form franked with 2nd and 3rd both coming out and finishing 1-2 next time. Up in trip again today. Should make a bold bid for his 7th course win.

Scored by a neck off 3 lbs lower mark at Wolverhampton penultimate start. Trainer in good form and effective at 12f. Acts on sound but best on all-weather. In good form and on a good, workable mark. NB.

Son Of Man lost by 1.25 lengths last time out 12 days ago. Has 8 runs on all-weather and yard has 75% RTF.

Great Bedwyn was close when last seen over this trip in September, and that came from three pounds higher in the weights. He has struggled a bit since then but could be capable of bouncing back soon. Sean Levey was on board in that aforementioned run and returns to the saddle here. He's also run well when fresh, so merits each-way consideration for plenty of reasons.

Charging Thunder last won in July when running off a 92 in a C3 at 1m 6f. Since then he has been running without success at 2+ miles, including a few hurdle runs. The two runs on the flat were in C2, but I think the drop in trip to 1m 4f today off a 95 could work back in C3 EW.