UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

Having justified favouritism on his handicap bow at Southwell last month, there should be more to come from AL NAJASHI. Ollie Sangster's colt scored with enough in hand to suggest that a 6lb higher mark is surmountable and he's taken to fend off Thankfully Simmy. The son of Mehmas has performed with credit in three novice events to date and an opening mark of 65 looks workable. Mister Moet is the pick of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Al Najashi 2nd Thankfully Simmy 3rd Mister Moet

Filly Foden was rewarded for several creditable efforts in defeat when opening her account at Southwell eight days ago. The three-year-old should remain competitive reverting to handicap company, but it could be worth chancing HAVANA JAG. Dylan Cunha's filly wasn't disgraced on her latest fifth in a maiden and she lurks on an attractive mark. Rosieisme Darling is a feasible alternative.
Prediction : 1st Havana Jag 2nd Filly Foden 3rd Rosieisme Darling

Way To Dubai made the most of a drop in class over C&D recently, but a 5lb higher mark may find him out, while Latin was thwarted in his bid for a four-timer when fourth at Wolverhampton five days ago. With all that in mind, this could be fought between in-form duo Francesi and TADREEB, with the latter appealing slightly more judged on his never-nearer third over 7f here last time out.
Prediction : 1st Tadreeb 2nd Francesi 3rd Way To Dubai

LOMA EXPRESS was only narrowly denied when third over C&D last month and she could be hard to beat if repeating that level of form on this occasion. That said, King Of Chaos has to be respected following his second over 6f at Wolverhampton. Galileo Charm is more than capable of making the frame but could once again be vulnerable.
Prediction : 1st Loma Express 2nd King Of Chaos 3rd Galileo Charm

The return to 7f should help DANDY KHAN, who was successful off a 2lb lower mark when last seen over C&D three starts ago. With that in mind, she gets the vote ahead of the recent Kempton winner Serenity Dream. A 3lb rise for that victory will make life tougher for Tony Carroll's gelding, while the consistent Monsieur Kodi completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Dandy Khan 2nd Serenity Dream 3rd Monsieur Kodi

SILKY WILKIE accounted for a decent field when winning over 6f at Newcastle last month and the seven-year-old merits plenty of respect off just a 2lb higher mark in this lower grade. Ziggy's Condor also won at Newcastle on his most recent outing and could prove to be the main threat to the selection, ahead of Charlie Mason and Lazzar.
Prediction : 1st Silky Wilkie 2nd Ziggys Condor 3rd Charlie Mason

SILKIES SIB wasn't beaten far in each of his two starts since winning at Wolverhampton on Boxing Day and that reliability earns him the vote. Celtic John, who won over a mile here last month, could be the biggest danger if stepping up a couple of furlongs doesn't cause any issues. Muy Muy Loco, a previous C&D winner, and the potentially well-handicapped Eutropia are others to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Silkies Sib 2nd Celtic John 3rd Muy Muy Loco

Luke Morris gets on well with KNIGHT OF MAGIC and the jockey booking swings the vote in favour of the James Owen-trained gelding. Having been in the saddle for recent classified stakes wins at Southwell and Wolverhampton, Morris' experienced coaxing can ensure this keen-going six-year-old again holds enough in reserve to be strong at the finish. Al Shabab is an old rival with solid claims on these terms, while Danehill Star and Pure Theory shouldn't be underestimated.
Prediction : 1st Knight Of Magic 2nd Al Shabab 3rd Danehill Star