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Signposts: De Sousa a notable booking on Lingfield charge

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Brother Tiger has won on four of his eight starts at Lingfield and runs in the 5f handicap (3.40). His form figures at the track when running in a Class 4 or lower read 114121 and the jockey booking of Silvestre de Sousa takes the eye.
Jonjo O'Neill and Aidan Coleman have a cracking record when teaming up at Fontwell, operating at a 60 per cent strike-rate. Celtic Tune looks to be the least exposed in the field and should have more to come in the 3m11/2f handicap chase (7.35).
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