UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

A somewhat disappointing favourite when third at Kempton last time out, CANDYMAN STAN still sets the standard on form, and Oisin Murphy taking over in the saddles is a major plus. A winner of two of his last three starts in the jumps sphere, Colours On Canvas should be monitored for market support as he makes his first start on the Flat, while Patch's Bond is likely to improve on an eye-catching debut effort at Kempton over 7f last month, when he made strong late ground from the rear.
Prediction : 1st Candyman Stan 2nd Colours On Canvas 3rd Patchs Bond

A creditable third off 1lb higher over 1m here last month, EIGHT MILE could be well suited by dropping back in trip on this occasion and the form of that contest has worked out extremely well in the interim, and . A winner here before, the four-year-old is narrowly preferred to No News, who wasn't beaten far over C&D last week and is turned out again quickly off the same mark. Global Warning's last win came over 7f in December and his most recent effort here over shorter wasn't without promise.
Prediction : 1st Eight Mile 2nd No News 3rd Global Warning

It is difficult to look past SAYIDAH DARIYAN, who made a highly-encouraging debut at Windsor last week when looking green throughout and finishing a close-up third. With improvement expected from that effort, she can get off the mark ahead of Loving Apprentice and Desert Eye, who may not have shown much first time out at Catterick but she is related to a few who have scored on the all-weather.
Prediction : 1st Sayidah Dariyan 2nd Desert Eye 3rd Loving Apprentice

A few of these arrive with something to prove, but that can't be said for DUE DATE. Charlie Wallis' charge continued a decent spell of form when recording a narrow success at Southwell last month and a 2lb rise looks fair. Champion jockey elect Oisin Murphy gets aboard for the first time and he can continue his title charge. Purple Poppy had to race wider than ideal over C&D on Thursday but she can be involved should things pan out more favourably, while Bluebells Boy heads the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Due Date 2nd Purple Poppy 3rd Bluebells Boy

Havana Sky appeared to relish a drop in trip when landing a classified event over 6f at Thirsk last time out and the unexposed three-year-old should go close back in a handicap, but NORDIC GLORY gets the vote. The son of Cotai Glory bumped into an in-form rival at Brighton earlier this month and compensation could await from an unchanged rating. Lion Ring can chase that pair home.
Prediction : 1st Nordic Glory 2nd Havana Sky 3rd Lion Ring

SUGARLOAF LENNY left it late to get up over 1m2f at Yarmouth recently. The son of Land Force ought to be even better over this longer trip on that evidence, and he is taken to shrug off a 2lb rise to double his tally. Francesco Baracca returned to form when on target at Kempton last month and he looks the main danger, while Open Secret should not be underestimated.
Prediction : 1st Sugarloaf Lenny 2nd Francesco Baracca 3rd Open Secret

FOREVER PROUD scored over this C&D in May and is back off the same mark today. Fourth back here on her latest outing, she debuts for James Owen's in-form yard now and may prove the one to side with. Iftikhaar returns to this shorter trip with Oisin Murphy taking over the reins and is not out of it, while Lost In Time also drops in distance with a shout on the back of finishing second at Bath.
Prediction : 1st Forever Proud 2nd Iftikhaar 3rd Lost In Time

KALAMUNDA has shown a marked preference for the all-weather tracks and only needed to be pushed out to regain the winning thread at Southwell. Equally effective on the Polytrack, a 5lb penalty may not be enough to anchor Joseph Parr's inmate in his double bid. Jazzy Angel won at Wolverhampton in February and will be sharper for last month's reappearance at Newmarket, while Darvel remains unexposed on artificial surfaces and is only 2lb higher than when last successful on turf.
Prediction : 1st Kalamunda 2nd Jazzy Angel 3rd Darvel