DUBAI TIGRESS didn’t pull any trees up in a trio of minor events, but left that form well behind when making her handicap debut over 6 furlongs at Wolverhampton last week. She started at 16/1, but was only beaten a short head.
She looked better the longer the race went on, really getting the hang of things late on, only just failing to overhaul the winner. The extra furlong will be in his favour now and she makes plenty of appeal from the same mark, the longer straight at this track likely to see her in a better light, too.
TARROOB shaped well in a fairly useful maiden at Doncaster in November and built on that promise when winning a mile and a quarter minor event at Chelmsford last time. She was uneasy in the betting beforehand.
However, she was definitely sharper for that initial experience while also showing signs of greenness, hanging left in the final furlong but readily drawing clear. An opening mark of 76 looks lenient on that form, and there should be even more to come from this well-bred filly, so looks the one to side with back in trip.
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MY LAW won a handicap over 7 furlongs at this course from this mark earlier this year when trained by Mick Appleby. She was then unlucky not to finish closer when fifth over the same course and distance two weeks ago.
She raced in rear and had to wait for a gap around 2 furlongs out, keeping on once in the clear without being unduly punished. My Law almost certainly remains in form and that was just her third start for this yard, so she should be competitive from a handicap mark she is capable of winning from.
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17:00 Dubai Tigress (NAP)
DUBAI TIGRESS didn’t pull any trees up in a trio of minor events, but left that form well behind when making her handicap debut over 6 furlongs at Wolverhampton last week. She started at 16/1, but was only beaten a short head.
She looked better the longer the race went on, really getting the hang of things late on, only just failing to overhaul the winner. The extra furlong will be in his favour now and she makes plenty of appeal from the same mark, the longer straight at this track likely to see her in a better light, too.
18:35 Tarroob (Next best)
TARROOB shaped well in a fairly useful maiden at Doncaster in November and built on that promise when winning a mile and a quarter minor event at Chelmsford last time. She was uneasy in the betting beforehand.
However, she was definitely sharper for that initial experience while also showing signs of greenness, hanging left in the final furlong but readily drawing clear. An opening mark of 76 looks lenient on that form, and there should be even more to come from this well-bred filly, so looks the one to side with back in trip.
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17:30 My Law (Each-Way)
MY LAW won a handicap over 7 furlongs at this course from this mark earlier this year when trained by Mick Appleby. She was then unlucky not to finish closer when fifth over the same course and distance two weeks ago.
She raced in rear and had to wait for a gap around 2 furlongs out, keeping on once in the clear without being unduly punished. My Law almost certainly remains in form and that was just her third start for this yard, so she should be competitive from a handicap mark she is capable of winning from.
Kempton tips summary:
17:00 Dubai Tigress (NAP)
17:30 My Law (Each-Way)
18:35 Tarroob (Next best)
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