Daily Racing Multiple: Charlie and Andrew can be jolly good fellows at Kempton

Feyah to improve for the new Kempton trip

Back Feyha @ 4.57/2 in the 14:00 at Kempton

The Owen Burrows form continued for the column yesterday with Tarrabb winning despite a drifting price, but American Flag unfortunately waved the white flag early on at Haydock, and he looks like a rare commodity - a Sea The Stars that doesn't really fancy it and wasn't the heartiest.

Monday's action is very low key and bets are hard to dig out. Kempton's 14:00 appeals as a race to take on the market leader Fariba due to the fact her debut fourth at Newcastle produced an uninspiring time figure.

Andrew Balding's Feyha is worth chancing on the basis she's a youngster that is bred to stay a trip by Sir Percy, and her debut at Ffos Las was over 7f.

Plenty had chances down the straight in Wales for that race and the winner travelled very well on the inside to shoot clear in the end. Freyha potentially could have been on a slower part of the track and was squeezed when making her challenge with a couple of furlongs to go and didn't have a lot of room to play with.

She stuck on well and Balding's runners aren't usually revved up for a first run.

Sir Percy's record at Kempton is at around 13% for the win and 34% placed. Davy Probert rides fresh from a double at Leicester yesterday.

Find a good one for Fellowes under the stars

Back Sous Les Etoiles @ 7.513/2 in the 15:30 at Kempton

The 0-85 £11,0000 Fillies' Handicap on the All-Weather is the best race of the day with some well bred sorts, and Tamilla looks a tad too short for William Haggas at the top of the betting.

Sous Les Etoiles had a good profile before her last run at Salisbury, and while she finished well beaten there, she's been written off rather quickly off the back of that.

Her victory at the same track in June however looked very stylish when beating some well bred fillies over 1m2f. The 3yo travelled powerfully and bounced off the ground when held together on the inside, but once Hayley Turner peeled her off the rail, she pulled away nicely and stayed on strongly with a final 3f recorded at 112%.

She had previously travelled well (again) at Wolverhampton during the winter on her second run - hitting 2.26/5 in-play and shaped well behind Yonafis on debut at Chelmsford.

The new trip of 1m4f holds no fears as a daughter of Sea The Stars, and Sous Les Etoiles hails from a good Anthony Oppenheimer family with the dam Nyarhini proving to be an excellent broodmare as she has produced stacks of winners, with plenty over a trip.

August winners:

Tarrabb 5/2 Won
Anmaat 9/2 Won
Tyrone's Poppy 11/4 Won

July winners:

Politesse 5/2 Won
Lawful Command 12/1 Placed
New London 2/1 Won
Royal Scotsman 11/1 Won
Supreme King 6/1 Placed
Sanitiser 11/2 Placed
Torquator Tasso 10/1 Placed
Erosandpsyche 5/2 Won
Helpmeout 15/2 Win and Placed
Wade's Magic 13/2 Placed
Treasure Trove 9/2 Placed R4
Larry Looby 7/4 Won
Johnson's Blue 9/2 Won
Bayou Belle 9/2 Placed
Royal Aclaim 3/1 Won
New London 5/2 Won
Emily Dickinson 12/1 Placed
The Charmer 13/2 Won
Sea On Time 11/10 Won