Tonight's racing: three runners worth watching at Chelmsford

Following action from Ayr, Worcester and Bangor, Chelmsford provides the evening entertainment with an eight-race card. The first race is at 5.10 and here are three runners to keep an eye on.

King Ademar
6.15 Chelmsford

Martyn Meade will hope Advertise can add a second Group 1 win to his name in the Darley Dewhurst Stakes on Saturday, but before then, he runs King Ademar, also owned by Phoenix Thoroughbreds, who makes his debut in a competitive novice.

The son of Scat Daddy was purchased for €320,000 this year and, with the aid of in-form jockey Oisin Murphy, he can start to make up for lost time after having to be withdrawn before his scheduled debut at Salisbury.

Glendevon
6.45 Chelmsford

Following a respectable fourth to subsequent St James's Palace winner Without Parole in a Listed contest at Sandown earlier this year, Richard Hughes and his team had every right to dream of bigger things for their Cheveley Park-owned runner.

Two fairly disappointing efforts followed, including eighth in the Sir Henry Cecil Stakes, and he has since been gelded. If the operation has the right effect you can expect to see significant improvement from the three-year-old.

Lacustre
7.15 Chelmsford

This daughter of Dansili caught the eye when second over course and distance on her first start in Britain for David Lanigan, an improvement on her debut seventh for Andre Fabre at Longchamp in April.

The three-year-old looked to be staying on really well at the track last month and a replication of that run would see her go close.

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