Wed 28th Jun 2023
5.15 Kempton (10 runners)
Unibet Horserace Betting Operator
Of The Year Apprentice Handicap
7f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Moondial – 337.8
2. Musterion (IRE) – 227.3
3. White Mist – 216.5
4. Desert Swirl (IRE) – 214.5
5. Island Luck – 213.7
6. Ceilidh – 209.1
7. Giddy Aunt – 195.2
8. Fornham St Martin – 188.0
9. Boom Boom Pow – 185.2
10. Kentucky Bourbon (IRE) – 169.2

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Moondial: C&D winner, coming off a career-best win at Salisbury. Carries a penalty and faces Boom Boom Pow again.
2. Giddy Aunt: Sixth in a handicap at Salisbury, making her polytrack debut. Not fully exposed.
3. Island Luck: Still a maiden after three races, seventh in a novice event at Salisbury. Makes handicap debut for a successful yard.
4. Musterion (IRE): Ran well when second in a handicap at Lingfield, back down in trip.
5. Boom Boom Pow: Neck second to Moondial in a recent handicap at Salisbury. Has a good chance from the same mark.
6. Fornham St Martin: Lightly-raced maiden, seventh in a handicap at Wolverhampton. Significant step up in trip.
7. White Mist: Showed improvement with a third-place finish at Wolverhampton but couldn’t repeat that form on turf.
8. Ceilidh: Respectable third in a handicap at Brighton on her first run since joining a new trainer. Merits consideration.
9. Desert Swirl (IRE): Lightly-raced maiden, finished last of nine to Moondial in a handicap at Salisbury. Needs blinkers to spark improvement.
10. Kentucky Bourbon (IRE): Finished eleventh in a handicap at Chelmsford City. Has a lot to find on form.

Based on this analysis, Moondial seems to be the best pick. As a C&D winner and coming off a career-best win, Moondial has shown good form and carries a penalty. The runner-up from the last race, Boom Boom Pow, is the main rival to watch. Giddy Aunt and Musterion (IRE) also have potential and can be considered for the placings.

5.50 Kempton (14 runners)
Unibet Extra Place Offers Every
Day Fillies Handicap
7f 

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Intricate Pillar (IRE) – 398.2
2. Liberty Mountain – 334.4
3. Sail On Silverbird (USA) – 311.2
4. Poweredbylove – 288.6
5. Proud Fairy – 281.6
6. Weydaad – 275.8
7. Adela Of Champagne (FR) – 271.8
8. Royal Bliss (IRE) – 263.5
9. Starproof (IRE) – 263.3
10. Vinaka (IRE) – 254.4
11. Ferensby – 254.4
12. Baccarat Baby – 236.7
13. Melody Cher – 221.3
14. Miss Gallagher – 212.7

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Proud Fairy: Eighth in a handicap at Brighton after an 8-month break. Likely to need the run and best watched unless market support is evident.
2. Melody Cher: Fifth in a handicap at Kempton, and a break may have helped. Still early days and potential for improvement.
3. Weydaad: Fourth in a minor event at Newcastle. Notable handicap debutant for a shrewd stable, so betting will be significant.
4. Adela Of Champagne (FR): Excellent second in a handicap at Kempton, no match for the winner. Has potential and makes appeal.
5. Intricate Pillar (IRE): Promising individual, won a minor event at Kempton last seen. Makes handicap debut and more to come.
6. Liberty Mountain: Fifth in a handicap at Leicester, usually reliable and expected to be back on form.
7. Royal Bliss (IRE): Eighth in a handicap at Lingfield, poorly placed. Tricky assignment from a wide draw.
8. Sail On Silverbird (USA): Sixth in a handicap at Wetherby, still not fully exposed and potential for improvement.
9. Vinaka (IRE): Very good third in a handicap at Salisbury on first run since leaving Roger Teal. Makes polytrack debut and can make an impact if the draw doesn’t pose difficulties.
10. Baccarat Baby: Last in a handicap at Leicester, cheekpieces on for the first time. Others appear more persuasive.
11. Ferensby: Fifth in a handicap at Leicester, tongue strap on for the first time. Needs to step up.
12. Poweredbylove: Sixth in a handicap at Leicester, others seem better treated.
13. Starproof (IRE): Below form fifth in a handicap at Southwell, must improve.
14. Miss Gallagher: Eleventh in a handicap at Newmarket, making a polytrack debut. Needs to prove herself.

Based on this analysis, Intricate Pillar (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a promising performance in a minor event at Kempton, this runner is making a handicap debut and is expected to show further improvement. Liberty Mountain and Adela Of Champagne (FR) also show potential and can be considered for the placings.

6.20 Kempton (10 runners)
Unibet/British Stallion Studs EBF
Restricted Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)
7f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Bigger Than Giga (IRE) – 315.4
2. Ventura Empress (IRE) – 285.7
3. Between Me And U – 245.8
4. Edenmore Lad (IRE) – 166.1
5. Charming Whisper – 112.1
6. Palazzo Persico (IRE) – 84.4
7. Lucy Lockett – 83.0
8. Haya Taal (IRE) – 81.8
9. Beauty Generation (IRE) – 75.7
10. Wysiwyg – 63.7

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Beauty Generation (IRE): No information provided other than the breeding details.
2. Between Me And U: Sixth in a maiden at Windsor. May be better suited to nurseries.
3. Charming Whisper: Limited information provided, but the breeding suggests potential.
4. Edenmore Lad (IRE): Last in a maiden at Chelmsford City on debut, appeared inexperienced.
5. Haya Taal (IRE): Breeding details indicate a promising pedigree with winners in the family.
6. Palazzo Persico (IRE): Promising breeding with successful siblings, but no performance information provided.
7. Wysiwyg: Limited information provided, but the breeding suggests potential.
8. Bigger Than Giga (IRE): Third in a novice at Lingfield on debut, showed late improvement.
9. Lucy Lockett: Limited information provided, but the breeding suggests promise.
10. Ventura Empress (IRE): Promising fourth in a novice at Lingfield on debut, strong claims for progression.

Based on this analysis, Ventura Empress (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a promising fourth-place finish on debut and expected progression, this runner is likely to be a strong contender in this maiden race. Bigger Than Giga (IRE) also showed promise in the previous race and should be considered as a viable option for the win.

6.50 Kempton (11 runners)
Unibet/British Stallion Studs EBF
Confined Maiden Stakes (GBB Race)
6f

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Balagh (IRE) – 263.5
2. Parkers Piece (IRE) – 260.7
3. Inishfallen (IRE) – 258.8
4. Daring Legend – 245.8
5. Hurricane Power (IRE) – 236.3
6. Merrimack – 228.7
7. My Margie (IRE) – 199.5
8. Red Troop – 116.8
9. Magsood (IRE) – 112.3
10. Primetime – 67.7
11. Cuban Fiesta – 63.8

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Balagh (IRE): Fourth in a minor event at Ascot on debut, showed potential and should have more to offer.
2. Cuban Fiesta: Limited information provided, but the breeding suggests promise and worth a market check.
3. Daring Legend: Poor performance when eleventh in a maiden at Haydock on debut.
4. Hurricane Power (IRE): Ninth in a maiden at Newbury on debut, rider seemed concerned, thought capable of better.
5. Inishfallen (IRE): Showed ability when sixth in a minor event at Newbury on debut, expected to improve.
6. Magsood (IRE): Well-bred colt with strong connections, drawn wide but considered for the shortlist on debut.
7. Merrimack: Last in a minor event at Nottingham on debut, had a slow start and unable to sustain effort, may improve.
8. Parkers Piece (IRE): Fifth in a minor event at Leicester on debut, open to progress with an increased trip.
9. Primetime: Well-bred colt, closely related to winners, maiden dam. Limited information provided.
10. Red Troop: Well-bred colt, closely related to winners, maiden dam. Limited information provided.
11. My Margie (IRE): Last in a maiden at Goodwood on debut, appeared in need of experience.

Based on this analysis, Balagh (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a promising fourth-place finish on debut and expected improvement, this runner is likely to have more to offer in this confined maiden stakes. Parkers Piece (IRE) also showed potential on debut and could be a contender for a place.

7.20 Kempton (10 runners)
Unibet Support Safe Gambling Handicap (Div 1)
1m

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Shigar (IRE) – 383.3
2. Nasim – 352.2
3. Uzincso – 342.0
4. Golden Passport – 334.9
5. Windseeker – 321.6
6. Covert Legend – 316.8
7. Elwasme – 285.4
8. Lisboa (IRE) – 283.9
9. Maid In London – 275.2
10. Botas (IRE) – 69.2

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Shigar (IRE): Fourth in a handicap at this course over 7f, return to 1m expected to be helpful, big player for a leading stable.
2. Botas (IRE): Limited information provided, previous winner in France, betting may guide expectations for new stable.
3. Uzincso: Six-time C&D winner, respectable fifth over C&D after a 4-month break, on a potentially winning mark.
4. Nasim: Eyeshields/blinkers on for the first time, respectable third in a handicap at Southwell over 1m, benefited from being held up in a strongly-run race.
5. Golden Passport: Lightly-raced winner, respectable sixth in a handicap at Newmarket over 7f, consideration back at 1m.
6. Lisboa (IRE): Maiden with three races, fifth in a novice at Salisbury over 7f on reappearance, making handicap debut, potential for improvement.
7. Elwasme: Lightly-raced maiden, below-form eighth in a handicap at Newmarket over 1m, making polytrack debut with a visor on for the first time.
8. Maid In London: Lightly-raced winner, won a novice at Wolverhampton but hasn’t performed well in two subsequent handicaps, needs to bounce back.
9. Covert Legend: Fair maiden, creditable third in a handicap at Wolverhampton over 8.6f, can’t be discounted.
10. Windseeker: Respectable fourth in a handicap at this course over 7f, should be competitive if fully primed after a 119-day break.

Based on this analysis, Shigar (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a strong rating and a fourth-place finish in a recent handicap, the return to 1m is expected to be advantageous for this runner. Nasim, with the addition of eyeshields/blinkers and a respectable third-place finish in a handicap, could also be a contender.

7.50 Kempton (10 runners)
Unibet Support Safe Gambling Handicap (Div 2)
1m

Based on the provided information, here is a ranking of the runners by their ratings:

1. Sandy Paradise (IRE) – 391.0
2. Tahitian Prince (FR) – 387.5
3. Garrick Painter (IRE) – 382.3
4. George Morland – 380.5
5. Molly Valentine (IRE) – 348.4
6. Oliver Show (IRE) – 333.4
7. Dembe – 322.0
8. Bauhinia Rhapsody – 303.4
9. Dance At Night – 284.4
10. Whitcombe Rockstar – 229.8

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Dembe: Seventh in a handicap at this C&D with late headway, dropped below last winning mark, could fare better.
2. Tahitian Prince (FR): Fifth in a handicap at this C&D, worth a try over a further distance, dangerous mark.
3. Sandy Paradise (IRE): Returned to form with a win in a handicap at this course over 7f, leading contender.
4. George Morland: Last of 7 in a handicap at Yarmouth, needs to step up from previous form, cheekpieces reapplied.
5. Dance At Night: Previously successful on the flat, raced only over hurdles recently, fell in a handicap at Southwell.
6. Whitcombe Rockstar: Maiden with three races, well-beaten seventh in a maiden at Chepstow, much more needed in handicapping.
7. Garrick Painter (IRE): Winner at this C&D but out of form in handicaps, could improve back at this venue.
8. Oliver Show (IRE): Fourth in a minor event at this course, wearing a tongue strap for the first time in a handicap debut.
9. Molly Valentine (IRE): Improved form with a win at Nottingham and a third-place finish in a handicap at this C&D, expected to give a good account.
10. Bauhinia Rhapsody: Ninth on handicap debut at Doncaster, could have more to offer on the all-weather.

Based on this analysis, Sandy Paradise (IRE) appears to be the best pick. With a strong rating and a recent win in a handicap at this course, Sandy Paradise is considered a leading contender. Tahitian Prince (FR), with consistent performances at this C&D and a dangerous mark, could also be a contender.

8.20 Kempton (11 runners)
Unibet 3 Uniboosts A Day Handicap
1m3f

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the runners:

1. Fascinating Lips (IRE) – 405.7
2. Chips And Rice – 394.3
3. Lafan (IRE) – 394.3
4. Meisterzinger (IRE) – 387.2
5. Silastar – 374.3
6. Wild Hurricane (IRE) – 349.7
7. Down To The Kid (IRE) – 325.6
8. Monteria (IRE) – 300.4
9. Waterloo Sunset – 289.8
10. Graignes (FR) – 277.5
11. Caribou – 270.6

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Fascinating Lips (IRE): Won a Lingfield seller and has shown promise on the Flat and over hurdles. Absent since successful hurdling debut but could be a threat if fully tuned up.
2. Chips And Rice: Made a winning start for the current yard and has shown improved form in subsequent races. Expected to give another good performance.
3. Lafan (IRE): Dual course winner and scored at Wolverhampton. Found a weight rise challenging last time out but steps back up in trip, which could suit.
4. Meisterzinger (IRE): Already won three times this season, including a recent victory at this course and distance. Will face a stronger contest but could still be a leading contender.
5. Silastar: Improved to win two races, including a recent victory at Sandown. Carries a 5 lb penalty but should have enough ability to handle the rise in weight.
6. Wild Hurricane (IRE): Hasn’t looked comfortable in previous races but makes handicap debut with a hood on. Potential improvement could be expected.
7. Down To The Kid (IRE): Has already won three times over this course and distance. Finished a close second last time out and is considered a leading contender.
8. Monteria (IRE): Has one win this year but finished down the field in a recent similar event. Drawn wide, which could pose difficulties.
9. Waterloo Sunset: Has been performing well in recent races, finishing second last time out. Expected to deliver another solid performance.
10. Graignes (FR): Well handicapped based on previous wins in France. Showed promise on return in the UK and could be worth considering if the market is favorable.
11. Caribou: Shaped well on the last outing but has to prove stamina over this distance as both wins have come at shorter trips.

Based on the analysis, the runner deemed the best is Meisterzinger (IRE). With three wins already this season, including a recent victory over the course and distance, and a career-best performance, Meisterzinger looks capable of handling the 8 lb rise in weight and performing well in this stronger contest.

8.50 Kempton (13 runners)
Kempton Park Supporting Racing Staff Week Handicap
2m 

Based on the provided ratings, here is the ranking of the runners:

1. Devizes (IRE) – 370.2
2. La Belle Vie – 274.2
3. Hopeforthebest – 254.8
4. Dirham Emirati (IRE) – 235.7
5. Sociologist (FR) – 233.7
6. Livalot (IRE) – 219.9
7. Tradesman (IRE) – 219.1
8. Abraaj (FR) – 205.5
9. Tying The Knot (USA) – 190.1
10. Creationist (USA) – 183.0
11. Divination (IRE) – 171.3
12. Broadshare – 137.9
13. Chankaya – 135.2

Now let’s assess the comments for each runner:

1. Devizes (IRE): Course winner with a respectable third-place finish in a recent handicap over the same distance. Merits consideration.
2. La Belle Vie: Creditable second-place finish in a recent handicap over the same distance. Still a maiden after 17 Flat runs but has shown promise.
3. Hopeforthebest: Winner at Wolverhampton earlier in the year but finished eighth in a recent handicap over the same distance. Others may be more persuasive.
4. Dirham Emirati (IRE): Last-place finisher in a recent handicap over the same distance. Wearing cheekpieces for the first time with much improvement needed.
5. Sociologist (FR): Arrives in good form with a third-place finish in a recent handicap over a longer distance. Expected to be competitive with a slight drop in the handicap.
6. Livalot (IRE): Finished fifth in a recent handicap over a shorter distance. Significantly up in trip but capable of delivering a good performance.
7. Tradesman (IRE): Fifth-place finisher in a recent handicap over a longer distance, but left poorly placed. Wearing cheekpieces for the first time and deserves consideration.
8. Abraaj (FR): Sixth-place finisher in a recent handicap over a shorter distance. Significantly back up in trip and blinkered for the first time, requiring improvement.
9. Tying The Knot (USA): Ninth-place finisher in a recent handicap over the same distance. Cheekpieces refitted, and needs to bounce back from a disappointing run.
10. Creationist (USA): Seventh-place finisher in a recent handicap over a longer distance. Twenty-four runs since last win, and needs to find improvement.
11. Divination (IRE): Last-place finisher in a recent handicap over a shorter distance. Significant up in trip and wearing cheekpieces for the first time.
12. Broadshare: Fourteenth-place finisher in a recent minor event over a shorter distance. Significant up in trip for the handicap debut, requiring plenty of improvement.
13. Chankaya: Last of ten in a recent handicap over a longer distance. Lightly-raced maiden, and visored for the first time.

Based on the analysis, the runner deemed the best is Devizes (IRE). With a course win and a respectable third-place finish in a recent handicap over the same distance, Devizes has shown the ability to handle the track and distance. The horse merits consideration and is likely to be competitive in this race.