UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

DORS TOYBOY has held his form lately and has a lot going for him even though he'll need to post a personal best to defy his current mark. The gelding is a previous C&D winner and two of his three previous career successes were registered under this rider. Kath's Toyboy and Desert Boots have also shown consistency since switching from turf to the all-weather and are also considered.
Prediction : 1st Dors Toyboy 2nd Kaths Toyboy 3rd Desert Boots

COME ON GIRL is highly effective at this course and, even though she's yet to win at this trip, Mick Appleby's filly was placed in two of her three previous attempts over 7f and looks worth another chance to prove her stamina. Sweet Bertie was in good form when last seen but his record when fresh isn't great, so it's possible that Ajrad may pose a bigger threat to the selection on this occasion.
Prediction : 1st Come On Girl 2nd Ajrad 3rd Sweet Bertie

Although the form of CRUELLA DE VILL's most recent start has taken a few knocks, a couple of subsequent winners have still come out of that race and this impeccably-bred filly is hard to ignore in a race of this nature. As a half-sister to dual Group 1 winner Lilly Langrtry, she can be fancied to get better with experience and she edges preference over interesting newcomers Al Muzn and Annie Law.
Prediction : 1st Cruella De Vill 2nd Al Muzn 3rd Annie Law

THEWAYTOTHESTARS has shaped as though she is more than capable of scoring in a contest of this nature. Grace Harris' three-year-old has finished second on her previous two outings and she will be better equipped to go one better in this contest with the benefit of that experience. Heretic was also second last time and he's likely to be finishing strongly at the line after going close over 1m at Newcastle, while the half-brother to Group 1 performer Blair House, Cotopaxi Moon, is an interesting debutant.
Prediction : 1st Thewaytothestars 2nd Heretic 3rd Cotopaxi Moon

Kirilenko was a winner on her latest outing over 1m at Windsor, scoring by a nose. Having been raised 3lb for that success, Sir Michael Stoute's three-year-old might be vulnerable. Therefore, preference is for VICTORIA GROVE, who also won on her previous appearance over 1m at Chelmsford. She's been raised 2lb for that half-length success and that may prove lenient. If they don't fire, Lady Eros should be bang there.
Prediction : 1st Victoria Grove 2nd Kirilenko 3rd Lady Eros

Just five runners head to post here and the race seems to revolve around the performance of Godolphin's NOBLE DYNASTY. Charlie Appleby's four-year-old won cosily in handicap company last time over 7f at Newmarket and a repeat of that effort would see him take all of the beating. Coachello is the highest rated of the others and thus Gordon Elliott's charge appears to be the biggest danger, while Witch Hunter is noted too.
Prediction : 1st Noble Dynasty 2nd Coachello 3rd Witch Hunter

POP DANCER arrives on the hunt for a third successive victory and the in-form son of Kodiac gets the nod to achieve that feat. The five-year-old kept on well to land the spoils under a penalty at Brighton last month and he can defy a further 5lb rise. Bang On The Bell has maintained a fine level of consistency this year and demands the utmost respect, while Kim Wexler can follow them home.
Prediction : 1st Pop Dancer 2nd Bang On The Bell 3rd Kim Wexler

Rogue Force has shown plenty of promise over a mile this term and considering he is out of a half-sister to a 1m2f Listed winner, he warrants consideration on his first attempt at the distance. Preference is still for GOLDEN CHAIN, who has been edging in the right direction on her last two outings. Only a subsequent winner prevented her from shedding the maiden tag on her handicap bow at Sandown and she can go one better off 4lb higher. Mafia Power completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Golden Chain 2nd Rogue Force 3rd Mafia Power

In this competitive contest, marginal preference is for DINOO, who claimed his first victory on an artificial surface at Wolverhampton last time out. Despite finding plenty of trouble throughout the race, the Roger Varian-trained four-year-old showed a willing attitude to lead in the dying strides and he can defy a 2lb rise. Tahasun should run her usual honest race, while Dark Island also makes some appeal.
Prediction : 1st Dinoo 2nd Tahasun 3rd Dark Island