7:00 Lingfield Tips

After being brought in from Joseph Patricks Irish yard 'Grey Sands' has been a revalation here in England, trainer Kim Bailey doesnt have many over the flat but this grey romped home by 5 + lengths last time and this trip shouldnt pose an issue and off just 62 could be 'thrown in' at the weights

Bergamo Gold from the Charlie Johnston yard appears to be the one to watch and is anticipated to finish ahead of the top two on the betting boards. The Charlie Johnston??'Callum Shephard team have been in top form lately.

She made good progress as a 2yo and won a couple of back-end nurseries. There is a chance she may improve again for the extra distance and market signals strong for her return to action.

This is Gifts Differing’s fourth race; she has been dropped down to Class 6 and the distance has been increased by 2 furlongs compared to her previous two races. She is certainly capable of competing on equal terms with these rivals and, with a bit of luck, could well win the race

She has finished runner-up in each of her last two starts since going handicapping, and she has been left on that same mark of 57, so she's taken to land her first career win with jockey Jack Nicholls claiming 5 lb once again. Trainer Roger Teal has hit some form of late (2-8).

He has raced over sprint distances in all eight starts so far, yielding two placed efforts in a maiden and a novice in October and November, respectively. He made his long-awaited handicap debut last time out, getting comfortably outclassed. He has dropped 3 lbs for that run and finally attempts a trip much farther than a sprint distance. He is a half-brother to Toptime and General Panic, who won on the all-weather, as did his dam, Dominance so the surface should suit on his 2nd handicap start.