Today on Sky Sports Racing: Lingfield host eight all-weather races | Racing news

Mumayaz and Gogo Yubari look set to clash in eight races at Lingfield’s all-weather track this afternoon, live on Sky Sports Racing…

1.42 Lingfield – Mumayaz and Gogo Yubari headline

Tony Carroll leads the all-weather championship and looks to continue his good run with you know in £30 Free Bets with BetUK Handicap. He is proving incredibly consistent with a record of five wins and 19 places from 50 starts. Jack Doughty re-boards for the eighth time after beating him in Bath in October.

Gogo Yubari Dylan Cunha got busy with four runs in quick succession and she’s looking to get back on the scoring list here.

Reconnaissance mission he is approaching his 72nd race and seems to be in better heart than ever, he ran with great credit the last two times and is in the same position today.

3.12 Lingfield – Tortured soul in form and Alfheim title

Alfheim has been a revelation since joining Jessica Harrington’s George Boughey yard, winning her last three outings. She has developed a very good relationship with driver Tommie Jakes and will be a danger to anyone under penalty once she is in BetUK Bet Club Handicap Free Bets.

A suffering soul was a winner last time and is over 3lb to win at Wolverhampton. Neil Callan is back in the game with Jack Doughty taking the place of second runner Tony Carroll Wind.

James Owen and Hector Crouch, with whom we associate here Khangaithey were also very good in the standings of the All Weather Championship. With three wins and three places in his last six starts, Khangai could be in contention with a shout for All-Weather Horse of the Year and is looking to improve his credentials here.

1.12 Lingfield – Unbeaten Al Waqidi return after the break

Very rarely do you see a horse off the track for the better part of four years, but Jamie Osborne brings invincibility Al Waqidi returned after 1368 days of absence to Guaranteed best odds on BetMGM Novice Stakes. He was with Charlie Appleby in his younger days, justifying strong support on debut at Wolverhampton before scoring in a handsome looking Novice Stakes at Newmarket. After costing £16,000 in the training horse sale, Osborne looks to have a good chance if he finds his old form.

Groovy Baby she has become a bit of a bookies nightmare, with a string of tries to her name, last time out she fell by a neck at Newcastle. She looked like a winner before she was caught running late, but she probably ran into a pretty useful guy there.

Next trick she joins Archie Watson who was with Dermot Weld and could be tricky business given her remarkable pedigree. With a score of 67, she is looking to break her maiden mark in the winning run.