UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

Showmedemoney has switched from Iain Jardine to Craig Benton's team since justifying favouritism at Newcastle in February, with Rosemary's Rose third. He does seem more effective on Tapeta, though, whereas both of CHICO DULCE's career victories have come at this venue. The Michael Madgwick-trained six-year-old returned with a pleasing fourth at Kempton and has the added bonus of Simon Walker in the saddle. No Knee Never has held his form throughout a busy winter/early spring, while Port Louis ran a stormer at Doncaster but doesn't appear to like the all-weather.
Prediction : 1st Chico Dulce 2nd Showmedemoney 3rd No Knee Never

Most of these are back from a break, the exception being DYRHOLAEY. Archie Watson's sprinter responded well to first-time blinkers when third at Wolverhampton and that form has already been franked by the winner. Dr Strangelove couldn't build on a surprise Salisbury success when midfield at Newbury, but he has been gelded and improvement is anticipated. Hoodie Hoo won first time out last year, and Rare Change will relish the return to 6f for his comeback.
Prediction : 1st Dyrholaey 2nd Dr Strangelove 3rd Hoodie Hoo

Rose Cotton was turned over at odds-on when attempting to complete a Wolverhampton double. She only went down by a neck but there is a chance she could be taken on for the lead by Sea Of Charm, setting things up nicely for TWILIGHT MOON. Marcus Tregoning's filly stayed on strongly to strike over C&D in December and there is more to come from her. The application of a hood worked wonders for Pershalla at Kempton, while Scarlet Sunset has to be considered on her reappearance.
Prediction : 1st Twilight Moon 2nd Rose Cotton 3rd Scarlet Sunset

GOLDEN BROWN was kept in good company following his nursery bow at Glorious Goodwood by running in valuable sales events before producing a career best when runner-up in the Two Year Old Trophy at Redcar. The drop into a maiden gives him an excellent opportunity to get off the mark. Behike showed promise on his debut when third at Ascot and the drop from 7f appears likely to yield improvement, while Kyoto is capable of better after his third over C&D in December.
Prediction : 1st Golden Brown 2nd Behike 3rd Kyoto

ARCHER'S GRACE was turned over on her first start of the year at Kempton, but the return to 7f and that outing under her belt gives James Fanshawe's filly every chance of getting her head in front. Polka Blue is entitled to be sharper for her return at Southwell having not quite seen the race out, while better is expected from Thimble.
Prediction : 1st Archers Grace 2nd Polka Blue 3rd Thimble

MAGNA readily made every yard of the running to score by just over two lengths at Wolverhampton and will have no problems with dropping back a furlong. Off just a 5lb higher figure, she looks the one to beat. Charging Bull outran his odds of 25/1 when second at the same venue and if the tongue-tie and cheekpieces have the desired effect again, he could have a say. Stapleford Park isn't ruled out either.
Prediction : 1st Magna 2nd Charging Bull 3rd Stapleford Park

C&D winner Harlington successfully completed a hat-trick at Chelmsford in February and is hard to ignore. Perfect Scoundrel is of interest on his return to action, but it may pay to side with VICTORS SPIRIT. Neil King's gelding showed huge improvement when sporting a first-time hood (retained) to strike on his first appearance in a handicap at Southwell and he could record a double.
Prediction : 1st Victors Spirit 2nd Harlington 3rd Perfect Scoundrel