Horse Racing Tips: Sprinter can be Reunited with winners’ enclosure

The show rolls on after Royal Ascot, and there is racing at Wolverhampton, Chepstow, Ballinrobe and Windsor across the UK and Ireland on Monday.

I've concentrated on the meeting at Chepstow for Monday’s Horse Racing Tips, with a course and distance winner catching the eye in the sprint handicap at 15:15.

15:15 Chepstow - Bama Lama @ 11/1

Bama Lama enjoys fairly frequent success in low-level sprint races, and the seven-time turf winner can score again in Chepstow’s six-furlong handicap at 15:15.

Rod Millman’s runner hasn’t been in great form this season, but that has resulted in a dropping mark, and there are reasons to expect a revival on Monday afternoon.

The seven-year-old is down to a rating of 5,3, and it was only last October that Bama Lama went in off a mark of 57.

The mare drops into 0-55 company for the first time in 12 months and is versatile in terms of ground conditions.

Bama Lama is a two-time course and distance winner and showed plenty of early spark before fading late on at Chepstow last time out.

A big run is expected from a horse clear on speed figures.

15:45 Chepstow - Honour Your Dreams @ 7/2

Honour Your Dreams impressed when winning over five furlongs at Windsor last month, and he followed that success up over six at Lingfield next time out.

Mick Appleby’s charge then disappointed at Catterick, but bounced back to finish a good third at Thirsk last time out and looks capable of getting back to winning ways in the third race on Chepstow’s card.

The five-year-old was only beaten two lengths at Thirsk, and Honour Your Dreams may not have been positioned on the best part of the track in that sprint contest.

Appleby’s gelding looks capable of making it a third win of the campaign in a weak race.

17:25 Chepstow - We're Reunited @ 4/1

We're Reunited was only narrowly denied when finishing second over six furlongs at Chepstow seven days ago, and Michael Blake’s gelding can get his head in front in the five-furlong sprint at 17:25.

The eight-year-old hasn’t won since 2022, but a mark of 46 is clearly favourable considering his effort last time out, and there isn’t a great deal of opposition to We're Reunited this afternoon.

We’re Reunited enjoys this time of year with two of his three wins coming in June, and with recent performances on an upward trajectory, Grace McEntee can lead her mount back to the winners’ enclosure at the third time of asking.

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