Racing

Kempton Place 6 Preview | 1st October

16.23 Free Bet With Unibet’s Betbuilder Rebound Maiden Fillies’ Stakes

The John and Thady Gosden-trained NASEBAH ran a race full of promise when third on debut at Newcastle three weeks ago. Despite doing plenty wrong, the daughter of Kingman shaped really nicely, so with that experience under her belt, she is fancied to go close.

Tips: NASEBAH

16.55 Unibet Zero% Mission/British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes 

A lot of unknown quantity in this field with a chance taken on ARGY BHAJI. James Fanshawe has done well with newcomers under these owners and Billy Loughnane is an interesting jockey booking to say the least. He’s also drawn well in stall four, so he could be set to run a big race, especially if the market speaks in his favour.

Tips: ARGY BHAJI

17.30 Try Unibet’s New Smartview Racecards Handicap

I can’t help but feel as though GRISELDA is overpriced for the Henrietta Knight team. This filly has undoubtedly been largely disappointing this year, but her record below class 4 level reads three wins from three starts and she’s been handed a good draw in stall two.

Tips: GRISELDA

18.00 ebfstallions.com Conditions Stakes

The feature race on the card looks wide-open but I’ll side with TEN POUNDS. He won both all-weather starts at three and has made the frame in both the Bunbury Cup and Wokingham on his last couple of starts. After 12 weeks off back on this surface, Harry Charlton’s charge should go very well. He’s narrowly preferred to Al Shabab Storm.

Tips: TEN POUNDS

18.30 Try Unibet’s New Improved Acca Boosts Handicap

POWER OF DESTINY is significantly down in grade and is back on the same mark as when successful over C&D last November. Even a repeat of his close-up third at Lingfield earlier this year, which came off a 6lb higher mark, would undoubtedly see him thereabouts. Rossa Ryan maintains the ride.

Tips: POWER OF DESTINY

19.00 Industry Leading In-Play Markets At Unibet Handicap

Henry Candy’s SLIPPER TIME was a big eye-catcher when staying on strongly from an unpromising position to finish third on handicap debut at Newbury. Off only a 2lb higher mark, and more to come, Nicola Currie’s mount looks a key player tackling the all-weather for the first time.

Tips: SLIPPER TIME