UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

Back to winning ways with an impressive display at Chelmsford last time out, course winner BRUNEL CHARM looks like the one to beat off a 9lb higher mark. The eight-year-old gets the vote ahead of Charlie Mason, who has been placed on both outings since scoring off 3lb lower at Wolverhampton in January. Get Jiggy With It and Profit And Loss are capable of being in the shake-up as well.
Prediction : 1st Brunel Charm 2nd Charlie Mason 3rd Profit And Loss

PRINCESS MIA showed improvement from first to second start when third over C&D last time out and, with the promise of more to come, she may be able to get off the mark in a winnable contest. Mandana has strong claims if bouncing back to the form of her penultimate second at Chelmsford, while Phyllis Burton is a newcomer to monitor for market support as she makes her debut for an in-form yard.
Prediction : 1st Princess Mia 2nd Mandana 3rd Phyllis Burton

An eye-catcher when not getting a clear run in the final furlong on her penultimate outing at Kempton in January, HELP ME RHONDA must hold every chance off a 1lb lower mark if getting the breaks this time around. Now in the hands of trainer James Owen after going without a win in 11 starts for previous connections, Disclosure may be handicapped to have a big say, while Zariela will appreciate a return to this venue, having scored over C&D in September.
Prediction : 1st Help Me Rhonda 2nd Disclosure 3rd Zariela

WANNABE BRAVE is already a dual course scorer and has a good chance of adding to his win tally here. The six-year-old returned from a break with a short-head second over 1m6f at Wolverhampton last week and the quick turnaround off the same rating looks a logical move. Dance Time has been reliable on the all-weather over the last few months and rates a serious contender on his first run at this venue. C&D winner Upepo is more familiar with these surroundings and is another strong contender.
Prediction : 1st Wannabe Brave 2nd Dance Time 3rd Upepo

PACIFIST impressed when making all to break her maiden with ease over 1m at Newcastle in January and, freshened up by a short break, the daughter of Australia is an appealing handicap debutant for a yard that is starting to go through the gears for the campaign ahead. An opening mark of 75 looks fair and she is very much the one to beat. Moonlit Stage improved after being gelded last August and merits consideration as he returns on a feasible rating. War Hawk is another to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Pacifist 2nd Moonlit Stage 3rd War Hawk

FUTURE CUTLET won a Down Royal maiden on his penultimate start before running with credit on his handicap bow when fourth at Dundalk in November. The four-year-old doesn't appear to have reached his ceiling in terms of ability and gets the vote in what looks a competitive event on paper. The Bitter Moose is likely to enter the reckoning along with Urban Sprawl and Port Road.
Prediction : 1st Future Cutlet 2nd The Bitter Moose 3rd Urban Sprawl

MIDNIGHTATTHEOASIS completed a hat-trick within a fortnight over C&D on Friday and may prove difficult to stop in his current vein of form. The drop to 5f has seemingly made a big difference and is likely to come out on top once again, despite a 10lb penalty. The Defiant is capable of being in the mix, while Mick's Spirit and Recon Mission head the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Midnightattheoasis 2nd The Defiant 3rd Micks Spirit