Magic can set pulses racing at Kempton

Newmarket: David Milnes

Agar's Plough (1.00 Nottingham, nap)

Ed Dunlop's chestnut is unlucky to still be a maiden after his three runs in similar company. The son of Dutch Art has worked well on the Limekilns of late and should enjoy the ease in the ground.

Others to follow
Nottingham 12.30 Uae Soldier, 2.00 Master Archer, 3.00 World Record, 3.30 Harlequin Rock.
Kempton 4.55 Exec Chef, 5.25 Te Koop, 5.55 Spun Gold, 6.25 Damocles, 6.55 Denmead, 7.25 Hajaam.

Lambourn: James Burn

Royal Ruby (1.10 Fakenham, nap)

From a family champion trainer Nicky Henderson knows inside out, this five-year-old is a chaser in the making, but has potential over hurdles and has done well during the summer.

Others to follow
Fakenham 3.10 Doolin, 4.10 Myplaceatmidnight.
Kempton 7.25 Flight Of Fantasy.
Nottingham 12.30 Tamkeen, 1.30 Rosarno, 2.30 Glacier Point.
Taunton 3.20 Barman.

North: Colin Russell

Magic Pulse (4.25 Kempton, nap)

Met all sorts of trouble prior to finishing second on her all-weather and nursery debut. Poorly drawn today but step up in trip should suit and fancied to go one better.

Others to follow
Fakenham 2.10 Hazy Manor.
Kempton 6.55 Calvinist.
Nottingham 12.30 King's Procter, 1.00 The Lincoln Lawyer, 1.30 Off Art, 2.00 Saved By The Bell, 2.30 Lydiate Lady, 3.00 Dellaguista, 3.30 Ingleby Angel, 4.00 Royal Cosmic.

West Country: Andrew King

Cabernet D'Alene (1.20 Taunton, nap)

Goes well fresh and has had a nice break since winning at Newton Abbot so expected to run a big race.

Others to follow
Taunton 1.50 Challico 2.20 Darling Maltaix 2.50 Limoncello 3.50 Leg Lock Luke 4.20 Lady Of Longstone
Fakenham 3.10 The Way You dance 3.40 Prettylittlething.

Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason

Tunnel Creek (1.20 Taunton, nap)

Looked unsuited by the drop down in trip latest, but previously impressed on debut for current yard at Worcester and should relish the step back up in distance today.

Topspeed: Dave Edwards

Cashanova (1.40 Fakenham)

Showed promise a couple of times last season and brought down on his seasonal return at Huntingdon recently. Too early to be definitive about his prospects but worth another chance.

Longshot: Ed Quigley

The Kvilleken (4.20 Taunton)

Infrequent winner but will enjoy the ground and cannot be ruled out off a lowly mark of 73.

Ireland: Tony O'Hehir

Tonkinese (6.40 Dundalk)

A dual winner who made a belated reappearance here in August before delivering a better effort when fourth over today's course and distance 19 days ago. Should be capable of improvement and the four-year-old son of Authorized gets the vote to score for Michael Halford and Pat Smullen.