We have a busy day's racing on Tuesday with flat action from Lingfield Park, live on Sky Sports Racing. Promising two-year-old Lazurite seeks to bounce back on return in the Advice You Can Trust At gambling.com Fillies' Novice Stakes. Lazurite looked a useful prospect on guineas weekend when splitting the exciting Efsixteen and subsequent listed winner Crownbreaker on debut.

She got worked up before her next start and did too much early on however, she very much remains with potential and off a break in calmer waters could take all the beating. Frankel-filly Ambience was bought at the Tattersalls December Foals sale for 850,000gns but disappointed when sent off a short price in a hot maiden at Newmarket in May. She was very green that day, and if she has matured well during the four months off, she could show a much-improved performance.

Newcomer Cotai Jaunt is half-sister to five fairly good performers, and Owen Burrows-trained debutant Thai Baht is well related to five- and six-furlong winners at two. Havana Touch headlines a competitive Smarter Gambling Starts At gambling.com Apprentice Handicap. John Butler trained Havana Touch hit a flat spot at the start of the year but has been very progressive since a second at Wolverhampton in March.

He only disappointed in a rare start on turf but quickly bounced back to form at Kempton in June when winning with a fair bit in hand over his rivals. The weak pace forecasted should aid this prominently placed runner. Great Blasket slightly disappointed when a close third at Sandown after being rejuvenated for a yard switch to James Owen when bolting up at Nottingham on stable debut.

Amused finished a place ahead of Great Blasket at Sandown and represents a more unexposed profile than most. Renesmee lurks on a handy mark if returning to form, as Thapa Vc failed to complete a hat-trick last time. Dialstone bids to off the mark in the Celebrate National Racehorse Week Restricted Novice Stakes following a good second to Fortitudine.

Dialstone shaped with plenty of encouragement when running on to lose by a head on debut.