UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

Agent Of Fortune won twice in three days last week and Gary Moore's four-year-old is sure to be popular looking to complete a quick-fire hat-trick. However, KODILINE was another to get on the scoresheet recently, when victorious over course and distance last Wednesday, and David Evans' five-year-old could be the answer under a 5lb penalty. Prince Rock is 6lb higher than when comfortably scoring over the track and trip last month, while John Butler's Brigand cannot be ignored.
Prediction : 1st Kodiline 2nd Agent Of Fortune 3rd Prince Rock

DISCO FEVER, an Oasis Dream filly who cost 260,000 guineas as a foal and is out of a German Oaks winner, kept on nicely from a bad early position on debut at Kempton and appears more than capable of playing a leading role here. Perfect Outing was very green when fourth at Newbury and is likely to have learnt plenty from that first outing, while Broughton Sunpearl and Ever Amber could figure, both trying 7f for the first time.
Prediction : 1st Disco Fever 2nd Perfect Outing 3rd Ever Amber

KNOCKOUT BLOW was a little under two lengths clear of Porto Ferro in second when scoring over track and trip last time and can confirm superiority here off a 4lb higher mark. Mercers was another to taste success when last seen, winning at Kempton in October, and makes appeal here, while Catheadans Fury was only denied by a head at Chelmsford last month and is respected off 2lb higher.
Prediction : 1st Knockout Blow 2nd Porto Ferro 3rd Mercers

Consistent performer GRIGGY landed the victory his form had been hinting at when scoring at Chelmsford on Friday and Sean Curran's three-year-old rates the one to beat here. Sagittarian Wind was second when sent off favourite at Wolverhampton last week and makes appeal in first-time blinkers, while Sarsaparilla Kit has won over this track and trip in the past and wasn't far away over 5f at Chelmsford last time.
Prediction : 1st Griggy 2nd Sagittarian Wind 3rd Sarsaparilla Kit

KING OF ARMS was a little disappointing at Wolverhampton last time out, but on his effort at the Midlands venue on debut he looks well up to winning a race of this nature. John Gosden's colt was very much the one to take out of the race when finishing a neck second to an Alan King inmate in October and he can be forgiven one mediocre display last time. His stable companion Shimmering ran well for third on debut at Kempton and is considered a big player, likewise Swooping Eagle who is improving between runs for a powerful yard.
Prediction : 1st King Of Arms 2nd Shimmering 3rd Swooping Eagle

EL GHAZWANI has dropped to an attractive mark of 85 which means he can run in a class 4 handicap for the first time since absolutely bolting up over C&D in March. He won again next time out off 90 and now looks well treated again in lesser company with top jockey James Doyle taking over in the saddle. My Target, a six-time course scorer, rarely runs badly here and is noted along with The Jean Genie and Michele Strogoff.
Prediction : 1st El Ghazwani 2nd My Target 3rd The Jean Genie

GUROOR will be all the rage in the finale and rightly so because she lines up on a hat-trick after impressive wins at Wolverhampton and Kempton. The handicapper might not have her measure just yet and Marco Botti has located her another good opening to strike. Fellow three-year-old Renardeau is penalised for last week's C&D success and heads the list of dangers. Contingency Fee is a four-time winner over the trip and is another to take seriously.
Prediction : 1st Guroor 2nd Renardeau 3rd Contingency Fee