Monday 12th October 2026
4.45 Kempton – (Class 4 Novice) (7f)
Tredegar Square will be a very warm order at the top of the betting here under Oisin Murphy; he was an impressive winner on debut over course and distance last time out, and will likely be on the premises again under a penalty. Harry Eustace’s ALBERICH is likely to take a big step forward after a highly encouraging debut run, where he finished a neck second of thirteen at Newcastle last month. He was well backed that day, going off the 3/1 favourite, and could make amends here from stall one under Kaiya Fraser.
Selection: Alberich – (7/4) (Win)
5.15 Kempton – (Class 4 Maiden) (6f)
This isn’t a great race for a Class 4, and the only one in the line-up who seemingly looks as though she could have significant progression ahead of her is RAVISHING for Roger Varian and Jack Mitchell. She was last seen finishing third in a decent novice event at Ascot last summer, and whilst things clearly haven’t been straightforward for her over the last twelve months, she looks to have been found a good opportunity to make her return here. One Of The Boys has placed in several of his races so far for Michael Bell, and will likely give his running again.
Selection: Ravishing – (15/8) (Win)
6.45 Kempton – (Class 3 Handicap) (1m)
Several of the line-up here are on redemption missions, and it could pay to side with the Roger Varian-trained AQPAN, who’s the mount of Jack Mitchell. He drops in grade here, having contested pattern races as well as competitive Class 2 handicaps this term, and whilst he’s been slightly underwhelming on the turf, he has form figures of 221 on the all-weather, which could see him bounce back. Organ is interesting on stable debut for Owen Burrows; he won three on the spin last term, and any market support could prove significant.
Selection: Aqpan – (11/2) (Each-Way)
7.45 Kempton – (Class 6 Handicap) (2m)
The likes of Niffler and Tazaman both look solid at the top of the market here on the back of their recent exploits, and both hold strong claims; however, one at a price that could go well here is THANKYOU BARONESS for Ilka Gansera-Leveque and Benoit De La Sayette. She’s up in distance here, and notably, she drops into Class 6 company for the first time in her career. She’s also five pounds below his last winning mark, and whilst she hasn’t been seen to best effect for a while now, she could feature off these terms at a nice price.
Selection: Thankyou Baroness – (11/1) (Each-Way)
