The highlight of Tuesday's Sky Sports Racing schedule is the Group Three Prix Sigy, where Karl Burke's Soul Love will be competing at Chantilly. This prestigious sprint contest boasts a deep field, with Argentine Tango and Soul Love leading the charge for British interests. Following Karl Burke's recent win in France, he will be saddling the undefeated Soul Love, ridden by Sam James. As a daughter of Starman, Soul Love has made an impressive start to her career with two all-weather wins, but faces a significant step up in competition.
Despite this, she deserves an opportunity at this higher level and has the potential to exceed expectations. Moojeed, trained by Francis-Henri Graffard, is another notable contender, having secured a Group Three win as a two-year-old before a disappointing performance in the Prix Robert Papin. Argentine Tango, who showed excellent form at two, including a Listed win at Newmarket, is also expected to perform well. Joseph O'Brien's Yaupon De Replay and Kimi Rey are the best of the remaining competitors.
Meanwhile, the Download The At The Races App Restricted Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Lingfield features a promising field, including Lara Antipova and Lahan Kingman, both seeking their first win. Lara Antipova, trained by Tom Clover, demonstrated potential in her debut at Wetherby and subsequent second-place finish at Wolverhampton. Lahan Kingman finished third to Guineas hopeful Touleen on her first start and showed creditable form in her second outing.
Andrew Balding's Leonie, Cosmic, and Stolen complete the lineup. For fans of jump racing, Newton Abbot hosts a six-race card, with the Visit Kauto The King 6th May Handicap Chase being a notable event.
Recent winners Soldierofthestorm and Tapley are the top contenders, with Jonjo O'Neill Jr's Soldierofthestorm seeking to build on his Sandown win. Tapley, representing the Suzy Smith team, is a significant threat after his success at Stratford.
Sheldon, despite being winless for over two years, is also worth consideration following his solid second-place finish at Newbury.