UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

BAILEYS BREATHLESS is out of a mare who won first time out in the April of her juvenile season and she also went on to place in the Cheveley Park. With that in mind, Mark Johnston's filly makes plenty of appeal today, especially as the yard have made a good start with their two-year-olds this season. Mashmoom is a half-sister to the Group 1-winning miler Tamayuz and she obviously merits plenty of respect. Others to note are Royal Address, Undertake and Ma Cherie Amour.
Prediction : 1st Baileys Breathless 2nd Mashmoom 3rd Royal Address

EQUIPPED is very lightly raced for a four-year-old and the daughter of Equiano made a winning handicap debut over C&D earlier in the year. A 3lb rise in the ratings for that success appears to be fair and she merits the utmost respect today. The veteran Pettochside is on a workable mark if ready to go after a break, while similar comments apply to Becker and The Lacemaker.
Prediction : 1st Equipped 2nd Pettochside 3rd Becker

CORAZON ESPINADO failed to fire when last seen in March but he had previously been in good form and that included a C&D victory in January off just a 1lb lower mark. Outside of that most recent performance Simon Dow's five-year-old is a consistent performer at this track and he can be given another chance today. Dragon Sun could give the selection plenty to think about judging on his form from earlier in the season, while Lady Bowthorpe and Canal Rocks complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Corazon Espinado 2nd Dragon Sun 3rd Lady Bowthorpe

PLANTADREAM opened his account second time out over this trip at Kempton and although he was beaten here under a penalty behind Emraan (who was also penalised) here in February, the switch to handicap company could benefit him and he's expected to show up well off 81 for John Best. The last-named is 2-2 over track and trip and is expected to go well again, despite conceding 4lb to the selection. Mr Scaramanga could also emerge as a contender now eased into 0-85 company.
Prediction : 1st Plantadream 2nd Emraan 3rd Mr Scaramanga

GOOD TIME CHARLIE is handicapped on his form over 6f to 7f last season and strikes as one who could improve now upped to a mile, and having also undergone wind surgery in his time off the track. Motamayiz was kept to sprint trips last term but is bred to relish this stiffer test for Roger Varian now sent handicapping. Richard Hannon's Bruisa is another expected to leave behind her moderate maiden form now sent handicapping.
Prediction : 1st Good Time Charlie 2nd Motamayiz 3rd Bruisa

JUANITO CHICO has winning C&D form in the book and if he can run to a similar sort of level as to when slamming Javelin by over three lengths in a claimer here in March, he could show up well on his return to handicap company. Fujaira King, a stablemate of the selection, is having his second run for Michael Attwater, is entitled to improve for this drop in grade and could also finish on the premises.
Prediction : 1st Juanito Chico 2nd Javelin 3rd Fujaira King

MR POY shaped with plenty of promise on his debut at Newbury last August and there was much to like about his comeback third at Kempton on Tuesday, too. If quickly bounced out, he could make it third-time lucky. Oksana Astankova certainly wasn't disgraced on her debut at Newbury 225 days ago and she's one to keep an eye on, but the bigger threat might be Lehwaiyla. She's bred to have plenty of ability and her yard have been in flying form since the resumption of racing.
Prediction : 1st Mr Poy 2nd Lehwaiyla 3rd Oksana Astankova

SIR I'LL CHANCE IT struck on just his second outing for Tony Carroll over 1m2f here in February and could improve again for stretching out further in distance. Sure I'm Your Man has not achieved a great deal in three maiden runs, but he has been gelded since last seen out in the autumn and may have more to offer now sent handicapping. Billhilly, Single and Isayalittleprayer are other names to note.
Prediction : 1st Sir Ill Chance It 2nd Sure Im Your Man 3rd Billhilly

HUDDLE clearly likes it around here, having won over 1m last November and finishing three-parts of a length second over C&D in March, and she is fancied to play a leading role under Tom Queally. Her trainer, who recently changed yards, was amongst the winners earlier this week so that ticks another box. Dyagilev was running consistently well earlier in the year and must enter calculations on his reappearance, while Savitar also deserves a mention following his last-start Kempton second.
Prediction : 1st Huddle 2nd Dyagilev 3rd Savitar