7:48 Kempton Tips

Won a Lingfield handicap in style on Monday. This is a better race but should be up to the task. Turned out again very quickly.

Last season Betty Lemon ran twice on the all-weather and achieved a best finish of fifth. In addition to those two races, she raced three times on turf, with fourth being her best finish. She started this season by finishing fourth on the all-weather at Lingfield. She then reverted to turf and gained her first career win. There appeared to be considerable improvement in those two runs. Today she reverts back to the all-weather, so hopefully that improvement will continue. She won her last race with a five-pound claimer on board, and tonight that same person is again tasked with steering Betty Lemon to victory. Betty Lemon is only two pounds higher than when last seen on the all-weather.

This looks poor, and Music Academy appeals at 14/1. He ran well on his handicap debut last time. A drop in the weights and improvement entitle him to be thereabouts.

Daughter of A'ali & Katalea ( Dam's sire Mr Greely ) who's form on paper may be slightly off putting however looks can be deceiving and a much deeper analysis of this individual tells a whole different story was last seen at Nottingham 35 days ago where finishing last of 10 however wasn't ideally placed out wide in race that wasn't the best of run to suit so shouldn't be judged too harshly on that last run and now returning to race back on an all weather surface operating on a mark of 62 with this race representing a drop back down from class 5 to class 6 company William Muir & Chris Grassick's inmate looks poised to bounce back and begin troubling the judge and is handily drawn coming out of gate 1 here jockey Lewis Edmunds takes the ride and can give Katalyst a promising ride here at Kempton must be taken seriously and accordingly with his price representing good E/W value at the time of writing