UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

MALAGO ROSE was sent off favourite for her Fontwell comeback, but it's possible she needed the run having weakened into third late on. There was still encouragement to take from the performance, though, and the drop in trip won't hurt her chances either. Island Run is also expected to come on from his return, which came following a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Belgarum is interesting now back over hurdles, while Tropical Speed is turned out quickly after last week's Plumpton farce.
Prediction : 1st Malago Rose 2nd Island Run 3rd Belgarum

RIP WHEELER made the best possible start to his chasing career at Huntingdon, travelling well before justifying favouritism with something up his sleeve. The runner-up did no harm to the form by occupying the same position a few days later and the Moores' five-year-old can make it two from two. Moor End also struck on his fencing bow - at Uttoxeter at the end of last month - and must be feared. Highway Hero, a stablemate of the selection, might be the one for third.
Prediction : 1st Rip Wheeler 2nd Moor End 3rd Highway Hero

Sea Presenting showed plenty of promise during her first hurdling campaign and has had wind surgery since finding only one too strong at Huntingdon back in February. Broomfield Aderra gave Dan Skelton something to work with when third on her first appearance for the in-form handler at Fontwell, but this can go to AFANCY GETAWAY. The five-year-old has joined Ben Pauling since running away with a point-to-point in Ireland and big things are expected of her.
Prediction : 1st Afancy Getaway 2nd Sea Presenting 3rd Broomfield Aderra

While each of these are open to any amount of progress over fences, it is hard to look past NOBLE PARK. Nicky Henderson's charge made an instant impact at Hereford and a 6lb rise looks fair, while recent stable form is a real positive too. Useful hurdler Blue Las gets on well with Dylan Johnston and is of some interest, as is Vanderpoel, who should be much sharper for last month's chasing bow.
Prediction : 1st Noble Park 2nd Blue Las 3rd Vanderpoel

MONDO MAN chased home a number of talented rivals before coming up short in the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham, and he was by no means disgraced in the Ormonde at Chester in May. He has an absence to overcome, but so do likely dangers Dutch Corner and Mossy Fen Road. Both merit respect but if performing to the same level as last term, Gary and Josh Moore's charge should prove difficult to beat.
Prediction : 1st Mondo Man 2nd Dutch Corner 3rd Mossy Fen Road

Dartmouth Rose didn't appear to have any real excuses last time, but she had been holding her form well prior and may well bounce back. Joe Tizzard has his string in fine form so Defi Nonantais must enter calculations, despite having spent over a year on the sidelines, but it is GETAWAY WITH YOU who shades preference. The seven-year-old was unfortunate to come up against a progressive rival at Ffos Las recently and this might be a good time to make amends.
Prediction : 1st Getaway With You 2nd Dartmouth Rose 3rd Defi Nonantais