UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

In a race with a lack of recent winning form, WALEYFA stands out after she was only beaten a neck at Wolverhampton, despite a slow start. She has also won here, albeit in a 0-50 classified event, and appears to have plenty in her favour. Pink Jazz has five all-weather victories to his name and warrants some consideration, but Hul Ah Bah Loo may be the bigger rival having struck at this venue off 2lb higher back in February.
Prediction : 1st Waleyfa 2nd Hul Ah Bah Loo 3rd Pink Jazz

Accumulate stayed on well to overcome interference at Newmarket, suggesting the added furlong may bring about more improvement, but he has to give 7lb or more to some useful maidens. Majed can go well after his Leicester second, but ALACRITY may have his measure. Third at Redcar after showing her inexperience, the daughter of Study Of Man kept on with purpose once the penny dropped and if she improves as expected, she might come home in front.
Prediction : 1st Alacrity 2nd Majed 3rd Accumulate

Sugarloaf Lenny steps up a furlong for his handicap debut and after some signs of ability when fourth at Chelmsford, he could mount a challenge. However, IRRELEVANT just did enough to win at Kempton after cruising throughout and he may be value for a 4lb rise, assuming he can reproduce that on his first start for new connections. Manos Arriba wasn't beaten far at Newcastle, but top weight may mean he has to settle for a supporting role.
Prediction : 1st Irrelevant 2nd Sugarloaf Lenny 3rd Manos Arriba

PLACO sets the standard on the evidence of his two runs to date and the form of his second at Newmarket last month has worked out nicely, with both the third and fourth winning subsequently. Debora's Dream has gone close on a couple of occasions and is expected to be in the mix following his recent third at Chelmsford. Teraabb, who was touched off at Yarmouth on his third start, and Biographer can fight it out for the minor honours.
Prediction : 1st Placo 2nd Deboras Dream 3rd Teraabb

CHANGE SINGS seems to have benefited for dropping back to 6f on his last couple of starts, winning at both Kempton and Wolverhampton, and a 5lb rise for the latest of those victories is unlikely to stop his progression. Kit Gabriel went up 3lb for his success at Wolverhampton in September and is expected to play a leading role once again. Others to note include Razzam and Cover Up.
Prediction : 1st Change Sings 2nd Kit Gabriel 3rd Razzam

KNEBWORTH seems to have turned a corner over the past few months, winning twice in July, and Richard Hughes' gelding makes plenty of appeal dropping back to the minimum trip. Alexi Boy is possibly worth another chance back on the all-weather having failed to beat a rival home on his handicap bow at Redcar, while Celsius and Bedford Flyer are both more than capable of being in the mix.
Prediction : 1st Knebworth 2nd Alexi Boy 3rd Celsius

HASHTAGMETOO was able to capitalise on a spell of good form when winning at Wolverhampton last month, and a subsequent 3lb rise might not prevent Jamie Osborne's mare from following up. Wilkie, who finished a good second at the same venue last time, might improve for the addition of first-time cheekpieces and warrants serious consideration. Market support should be noted for Kitty Foyle, who might be more of a force on her handicap bow.
Prediction : 1st Hashtagmetoo 2nd Wilkie 3rd Kitty Foyle

BHUBEZI caught the eye when finishing third over 7f at Brighton last time. Earlier efforts would also suggest a step up in trip should suit and although he arrives with stamina to prove, the five-year-old might be worth taking a chance on. Come To Pass continues to run well in defeat and is unlikely to be far away, while others to note include Star Of Epsom and Recuerdame.
Prediction : 1st Bhubezi 2nd Come To Pass 3rd Star Of Epsom