8:40 Lingfield Tips

Trained by Patrick Owens, this three-year-old filly has shown consistent form, finishing third in her last two starts at Doncaster over similar distances and ground conditions . Her recent performances suggest she's on the cusp of a breakthrough, and the return to turf could play to her strengths. The booking of Jack callan using his claim adds further confidence for this selection.

Has shown some improved form for this yard and was a winner for the first time at Brighton last time. Up 5lb, but that is likely to be manageable and holds every chance of following up.

Beltadaay returns to Lingfield in the 8:40 race, aiming to bounce back from two below-par efforts this season. He was well beaten at both Beverley and Kempton, but those runs followed a 170-day break. His last win came on heavy ground at Leicester in October, suggesting he handles cut in the ground. Now back on turf and with Pat Dobbs taking the ride, he might show improvement if he can recapture his previous form.

Dianarina finished last in its last race. However, it's now tried in a combination of first-time blinkers and a hood, which could have an effect at a very large price. So, worth the risk.

Nutcracker has a similar profile to our big-priced winner yesterday, so maybe worth taking another punt with an unexposed runner. This 3yo had three AW runs over the winter within the space of a month and showed no progress but got a lowly mark of 57 for handicap debut. Trainer Tony Carroll had a 100-1 winner with Time Patrol, who won on handicap debut after three modest runs. The sire Outstrip has also provided a similar shock winner with Monks Mead, who was last on the first three runs then made a winning handicap debut at 150-1.