4:53 Lingfield Tips

Several in with a shout here but I'm taking a chances with this horse who arrives in good nick despite being denied a hattrick of wins last time out. Having struggled to find any real form during the back end of last year, a 2nd over 1m2f at Thai track in January sparked him back into life as he went on to win back to back races over a mile then 1m1f at Wolves in the space of a few days. The latter of those wins saw him win by nearly 4L and record a career best RPR of 90. Admittedly he was beaten last time out when sent off evens favourite but he just seemed to get very lit up halfway through the race and pulled very hard so it was no surprise that he didn't get home. This drop down to the dead mile today looks well worth a try having only once ran over this trip and that was on his racecourse debut. He has speed and can see out further so I would think he'll go forward and try take the race from the front.

This horse has clearly improved since switching stables, and I like the new jockey after the horse flopped despite being well backed for a different jockey last time out. He races off the same mark here, and the new jockey has a terrific strike rate around here too. Prior to that last run, he won easily in a race where the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th have all run well since.

Entitled to progress from last outing and first start for Julie Camacho's yard. Nine years old now but seven pounds below his last winning mark. Outside draw won't help and he's up against good horses here, but Diderot has always been a quirky character. One mile on the all-weather suits and he's not a totally forlorn hope.