UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

Bombus Pascuorum showed the benefit of wind surgery when building on his Stratford fourth to break through at Hereford, but really all eyes here should be on GOT TO BE REAL. The four-year-old's performance in winning an Irish point-to-point by 10 lengths back in the spring resulted in him going for 160,000 pounds at a Cheltenham Festival sale shortly afterwards and he looks a bright prospect. Ezenli is bred to be a high-class Flat performer, but offered little encouragement at Market Rasen.
Prediction : 1st Got To Be Real 2nd Bombus Pascuorum 3rd Ezenli

PORT GLEN ONE showed contempt for his rivals in his sole point-to-point and produced a similar display on his hurdling debut at Market Rasen. Although saddled with a 6lb penalty here, he shouldn't really have to raise his game in order to follow up. Wild Wescht didn't show nearly the same promise between the flags, but is worth a look now he has joined the in-form Joe Tizzard team. Templar Knight is best of the rest.
Prediction : 1st Port Glen One 2nd Wild Wescht 3rd Templar Knight

A competitive affair, despite the small field. KAMILLE AU KANADA didn't see a rival under Chad Bament at Hexham last Friday, winning even easier than odds of 4/9 suggested she might, and she can make a successful handicap debut. Basilette struck at Plumpton a day earlier and although she doesn't have the same scope for improvement, she is definitely dangerous. Reel Orange continued her forward momentum from the spring when going in at Chepstow, and Ride Like A Girl will give her all as usual.
Prediction : 1st Kamille Au Kanada 2nd Basilette 3rd Reel Orange

ZARAQUELLE's fourth at Huntingdon wasn't devoid of promise and she definitely has a race of this nature within her compass. A good second at Hereford the time before, James Owen's charge is still learning and is the one with the most potential. Castle Quarter is more exposed but has hit the frame the last twice and cannot go unconsidered, nor can Western Soldier.
Prediction : 1st Zaraquelle 2nd Castle Quarter 3rd Western Soldier

CINNODIN ran in snatches at Huntingdon, but ultimately won with a bit in hand over 3m1f and a mere 4lb rise could prove to be lenient. The reapplication of blinkers recently may have also helped this six-year-old and he's well respected for an in-form yard. Betty's Tiara has been on the go since May and is holding her form quite well, while Sailing By should be thereabouts too.
Prediction : 1st Cinnodin 2nd Bettys Tiara 3rd Sailing By

Hereford winner D'jo Dela Barriere gets in here under bottom weight and is a confirmed stayer. The seven-year-old boasts sound claims, but this is a quick enough turnaround and he is up in class. Slight preference is for REBEL TRIBESMAN because he's a model of consistency and looked to be crying out for the step back up in trip when gamely scoring over just short of 2m4f at Wetherby. Secret Trix is another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Rebel Tribesman 2nd Djo Dela Barriere 3rd Secret Trix