6:33 Kempton Tips

A 4 year old course and distance winner, he has finished in the first two in each of three starts on all weather surfaces. He was last seen finishing 12th of 16 over 9 furlongs at York in June, returning from a break, post gelding. He has a good opportunity today back on an all weather track. Ray Dawson is a good jockey booking.

Blue Prince scored last time and holds his form well on the Polytrack; the in-form pick in an eight-runner mile handicap and fairly priced to follow up.

Bit unlucky last time, having missed the break in a slow-run race and ran on really well, just failing to get up. Chance from a pound higher.

George Boughey's 7-year-old gelding has had a disappointing run of form over turf recently, including a well-beaten effort down the field over 7f at Newbury 21 days ago. However, a return to Polytrack offers a complete reset. He has only ever lined up over this Kempton course and distance once before, making no mistake to win decisively, and that unblemished course record is a huge plus. The major fundamental shift tomorrow is the significant drop back in class and a plummeting handicap tier. Having raced against significantly sharper Class 2 and 3 fields earlier in his career, he slides down to an official mark of 86. The stable is leaving nothing to chance on his return to the London track, snapping up the incredibly talented Billy Loughnane to guide him from stall 9. Carrying 9st 10lb top weight is a big ask, but he is a completely different animal on synthetic surfaces. Strip away his recent grass form, lean into his perfect track record, and he looks like a lively each-way outsider at a massive 20/1.

Running for a new stable here after a couple months off and is expected to go abut better here, small each way chnace

Won over course and distance last October, beating a reliable yardstick and running to a rating of around 78. Tried to follow up the next day but the race came too soon. 20s is way too big. EW chance.