Kempton Park Tips: Dianarina ready for breakthrough

Three meetings in Britain on Tuesday conclude with evening action on the Polytrack at Kempton Park following afternoon fare from Newmarket's Craven Meeting and over the jumps at Southwell.

It's a busy evening at the Sunbury-on-Thames venue, with eight races from 16:55-20:30 and below are my three Kempton Park tips.

17:30 Kempton - Dianarina @ 7/2

Two maidens start the evening card and this, the second of them, is a Fillies' contest over 7f and the David Menuisier-trained DIANRINA is fancied to build on the promise she has shown so far in two starts.

She was down the field at Saint-Cloud in November on debut in a turf contest on testing ground, with the winner proving above average, before running second at Lingfield over this trip last month on her UK bow.

Only the well-backed favourite repelled her challenge and he was clearly showing positive signs at home after two inauspicious runs on turf last summer, making a winning return from 241 days off.

Dianarina should have learned a bit more from that outing and, with Enzo Crublet claiming a handy 3lb in the saddle, they are fancied to go a place better now.

18:00 Kempton - Mr Fustic @ 6/1 

MR FUSTIC is now a five-time winner on the all-weather after prevailing at Lingfield over a mile in February under Dylan Hogan for trainer Andi Brown.

He's a hold-up performer and he perhaps made his effort sooner than desirable when finishing third at Wolverhampton in his follow-up attempt, while nothing went right for him at Chelmsford last month.

He has won around Southwell in the past from a mark as high as 70, so this 8lb lower mark is clearly still a decent perch and he's entitled to go close here if getting a solid pace to aim at coming into the home straight.

19:30 Kempton - Brightwalton @ 11/2

Richard Hannon saddles BRIGHTWALTON in this sprint handicap over 6f and the Wootton Bassett filly is potentially well-handicapped starting out off a mark of 72.

She twice shaped well at Newbury over this trip in maiden company last summer and then ran second at Sandown in a 5f good-ground maiden when she may well have got up in another stride.

She was beaten as odds-on favourite in a Chepstow novice on her final two-year-old start, but the winner, Lexington Blitz, is potentially smart and that four-runner race is probably worth forgiving.

If she has wintered well there should be some progress in the opening months of this campaign and, with Alec Voikhansky claiming 3lb in the plate for this seasonal return, they could be overlooked in the market.

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