8:30 Kempton Tips

Yehudi looks a tentative but interesting option in what doesn’t appear to be the strongest race. His recent form offers some encouragement, particularly the run at Kempton Park Racecourse in February, where he was beaten just a neck over 7f in a Class 6, pulling clear of the third. That suggests he’s capable of winning at this level. He backed that up with a fair effort at Wolverhampton Racecourse over 1m 4½f, finishing fourth, and then wasn’t beaten far when sixth of 16 at Doncaster Racecourse on turf over 7f. Those runs indicate he’s holding his form reasonably well. There are clear risks ??' he’s still a maiden and has tried various headgear combinations ??' but he’s now dropped to a mark of 58, which gives him a chance in this grade. The booking of Jack Mitchell is also a positive. In a weak-looking contest, Yehudi has enough recent form to suggest he could be competitive if things fall his way.

Won in February at Wolves, then ran poorly after that. Odds of 12/1 ??' worth a risk for an each-way place.

Three career runs for the 4yo filly. Two decent runs over this 7f C/D this year in maiden races, giving plenty of weight away to some useful-looking 3yo runners. Decent opening handicap mark and plenty of room for more improvement.

Taskheer comes into this with cheekpieces fitted. May be a sensible move by connections as any slight improvement will give him a big chance based on recent efforts. Decent draw and decent jockey.

An unlikely winner, but I fancy him on the EW at 66/1. I'm reigning in my bet to 25 EW. I think the market has got impatient with him. 33/1 would have been fairer, so I'll take this.