UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

RISQUE struggled to land a blow on debut at Newmarket last week but the experience gained is unlikely to have been lost on Richard Hannon's filly, who is taken to improve for the outing and strike second time out. Tenth Century is a half-brother to five winners and is worth a market check on debut for Michael Bell. Any money for Bill Turner's Paco Loco would also be worth heeding.
Prediction : 1st Risque 2nd Tenth Century 3rd Paco Loco

Krazy Paving has won two of his last three at Chelmsford but needs to overcome a wide draw here. Preference is thus for TWILIGHTING, who caught the eye when running through trouble into fourth at Wolverhampton in November and could relish this additional furlong if ready to fire on her seasonal bow. Anthony Brittain's Qaaraat usually gives his running and is weighted to finish on the premises too.
Prediction : 1st Twilighting 2nd Krazy Paving 3rd Qaaraat

INTREPID ITALIAN took a step forward when runner-up over 5f at Southwell in March and is expected to build on that effort now granted this additional furlong. Gleeds Girl is rated only 2lb higher than when scoring at Bath in a nursery in September and could have more to offer, while it will be interesting to see how Clive Cox's Bayar fares now dropped in trip on his handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Intrepid Italian 2nd Gleeds Girl 3rd Bayar

ROUNDABOUT MAGIC knows his way around here and shaped with plenty of promise when fourth on reappearance over C&D last week. The six-year-old is often held up and does need some luck, but there might be a strong pace set and that will certainly play into Hayley Turner's hands. George Thomas' only career success came here in December and he should be competitive, while Something Lucky doesn't know how to run a bad race at this level and completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Roundabout Magic 2nd George Thomas 3rd Something Lucky

DROMARA KING only found an Archie Watson-trained filly too good at Kempton three months ago and could go one better for Richard Hughes, who has enjoyed a solid start to the season so far. The step up to 1m should help, and she would prove tough to stop if running to her official rating of 74. Absolute Altitude cost 34,000gns as a yearling and is related to a US stakes winner, while Flying West is another newcomer to keep an eye on for the powerful Cheveley Park operation.
Prediction : 1st Dromara King 2nd Absolute Altitude 3rd Flying West

ORCZY finished second behind 1000 Guineas participant Shimmering over C&D in December and could take some stopping here if continuing his progress for Richard Hannon. The three-year-old showed a liking for this surface on that occasion, and despite his handler's slow start to the season, is taken to prove too hot for Raajin, who displayed potential at Kempton last season on his only start and has since been gelded. Artillery and Blessed are other names worthy of consideration.
Prediction : 1st Orczy 2nd Raajin 3rd Blessed

Tony Carroll has enjoyed a fantastic run with BEAU GESTE since he joined his stable, winning three of his four outings for the handler. The four-year-old made it back-to-back Wolverhampton victories when last seen and has a fantastic chance of landing a hat-trick following a fair 3lb rise. Kempton third Recuerdame is respected off the same mark, now upped to a mile, with course-and-distance winner Savitar sure to be match fit following a useful outing here over 10 furlongs at the weekend.
Prediction : 1st Beau Geste 2nd Recuerdame 3rd Savitar

GLOBAL AGREEMENT made the podium on his first attempt at a mile at Nottingham in November and the extra two furlongs looks set to suit Milton Harris' three-year-old, who is now tried in first-time cheekpieces off a 1lb lower rating. Beat The Breeze wasn't disgraced when sent off favourite here in February and is another who could benefit for the step up in trip and application of cheekpieces, while the consistent Birkie Queen and useful Sea of Cool are others capable of making their presence felt.
Prediction : 1st Global Agreement 2nd Beat The Breeze 3rd Birkie Queen

CAPLA HUNTRESS was a cosy winner at Wolverhampton in the autumn despite hitting plenty of trouble in running and she could make light work of a 7lb rise if fully tuned up for her reappearance. Mystic Dragon was only denied by a head when second at the same venue in March and has to be respected off only a 2lb higher mark, while Subliminal, Red Gunner and Quemonda were all sent off favourite when last seen and are others who could prove popular.
Prediction : 1st Capla Huntress 2nd Mystic Dragon 3rd Subliminal