Soul Love Eyes Prix Sigy Victory on Sky Sports Racing

Tuesday's Sky Sports Racing schedule is headlined by the Group Three Prix Sigy, featuring Karl Burke's Soul Love, who will compete against a talented field in the Chantilly sprint contest. The Prix Sigy has attracted a strong lineup, with Soul Love and Argentine Tango leading the British charge. Following a successful Sunday in France, Karl Burke will saddle the undefeated Soul Love, ridden by Sam James. As a daughter of Starman, she has delivered impressive victories in her two all-weather starts but will need to elevate her performance to be competitive in this higher-level event. Meanwhile, Francis-Henri Graffard's Moojeed, who won at Group Three level as a two-year-old, will look to bounce back from a disappointing performance behind Green Sense in the Prix Robert Papin. Argentine Tango, highly tried at two, has shown excellent form, including a Listed contest win at Newmarket, and her connections report her to be in fine form. Joseph O'Brien's Yaupon De Replay and Kimi Rey are also strong contenders. The five-runner Download The At The Races App Restricted Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Lingfield may feature a talented filly or two, with Lara Antipova and Lahan Kingman seeking their first wins. Lara Antipova, trained by Tom Clover, performed well on her debut at Wetherby and finished second at Wolverhampton, while Lahan Kingman finished third to Guineas hopeful Touleen on her first start at Newbury. Andrew Balding's Leonie, Cosmic, and Stolen complete the field. For fans of jump racing, Newton Abbot hosts a six-race card, featuring the Visit Kauto The King 6th May Handicap Chase, where recent winners Soldierofthestorm and Tapley are the top contenders. Jonjo O'Neill Jr's Soldierofthestorm, who won over fences at Sandown last month, is the one to beat under a 5lb higher mark. Tapley, trained by the Suzy Smith team, is the main threat, having built on previous placed efforts to secure a second fencing success at Stratford. Sheldon is also worth considering after a solid second-place finish at Newbury.