Home Free can secure Lingfield honours

Home Free is fancied to secure a deserved first success in the Try The Racing App This Afternoon Maiden Hurdle at Lingfield on Tuesday.

Trained by Dan Skelton for the Magniers, the six-year-old son of Soldier Of Fortune showed promise when placed in a couple of bumpers and there have been more encouraging signs since put over timber.

He was only a nose behind previous winner Dartmoor Pirate when third to Supreme contender Tellherthename at Huntingdon and was 12 lengths clear of the rest when chasing home odds-on shot Hidden History at this venue.

Hunter Legend was set to be a solid second behind Eaton Collina until falling two out at Wetherby and that winner has since followed up, so Venetia Williams' gelding can go well in the Enjoy The Racing App For Free Handicap Chase.

Major Fortune bids to make it a five-timer and complete a quick course-and-distance hat-trick in the Jill Taberner Memorial Handicap Hurdle.

Having started out his winning run on a mark of 79, he is now up to 101, but the six-year-old travels so smoothly through his races that it is hard to assess just how much he has left up his sleeve.

Pickanumber made light of a 185-day absence when hacking up by 9 lengths in a Catterick maiden on his first start for Olly Murphy, landing some nice bets in the process.

That was on heavy ground and an opening mark of 108 seems fair for the Support The Injured Jockeys Fund Handicap Hurdle.

Esprit Du Potier can get back on track at Newcastle in the Go Racing With Vickers.Bet Novices' Hurdle.

Lucinda Russell's gelding landed a couple of Ayr bumpers last term before performing with credit when sixth of 20 in Grade Two company at Aintree.

He broke his duck over hurdles at the second attempt back on the Scottish coast by thumping a decent yardstick in President Scottie and drops back down in class after finding the pace too strong in the River Don at Doncaster.

Geordies Dream continues on the comeback trail in the Vickers.Bet Loves Last Horse Standing Handicap Hurdle after putting in two encouraging efforts since returning from a 19-month absence.

Following a Hexham third, there was a lot to like about his staying-on second behind well-backed favourite Skycutter at Carlisle.

On the all-weather at Southwell, connections will be keeping their fingers crossed that Eleanor Cross can end a frustrating run of near-misses in the Build Your Acca With BetUK Novice Stakes.

Andrew Balding's filly went down by just a nose to Caustic at Lingfield before being a head second to Avon Light at Kempton.

The Cheveley Park Stud-owned four-year-old is by Pivotal, out of a Galileo mare and a full-sister to seven-time scorer Making Miracles, so getting a win on her CV would be priceless.

Assessment makes his debut for Archie Watson in the BetMGM: It's Showtime Handicap after a 285-day absence but does have a history of going well fresh.

He twice scored coming off a spell on the sidelines when with Sir Michael Stoute and has proven he can carry a big weight to victory. - Press Association

TAB is betting on 3 UK meetings on Tuesday. Here are the tips.

LINGFIELD: Race 1: 16.02 Wolfspear, Race 2: 16.32 Eureka Creek, Race 3: 17.02 HOME FREE (NAP), Race 4: 17.32 Hunter Legend, Race 5: 18.02 Major Fortune, Race 6: 18.32 Pickanumber.

NEWCASTLE: Race 1: 16.20 Your Own Story, Race 2: 16.50 Esprit Du Potier, Race 3: 17.20 So They Say, Race 4: 17.50 Geordies Dream, Race 5: 18.20 Glory Heights, Race 6: 18.50 Forest Blaze.

SOUTHWELL: Race 1: 19.00 Moonstone Boy, Race 2: 19.30 Eleanor Cross, Race 3: 20.00 Assessment, Race 4: 20.30 Daafy, Race 5: 21.00 De Vega's Warrior, Race 6: 21.30 Bringbackmemories, Race 7: 22.00 Socialist Agenda, Race 8: 22.30 Stolen Encounter.

ALL TO COME: Esprit Du Potier (Newcastle, Race 2) and Home Free (Lingfield, Race 3).