Tuesday's racing schedule is packed, with Lingfield Park's All-Weather action taking center stage on Sky Sports Racing. The highlight of the afternoon's card is the British Stallion Studs EBF Fillies' Handicap, featuring a highly anticipated clash between Deedaydiva and She Commands. Deedaydiva boasts an impressive record, with notable performances as a two-year-old, and although she has yet to make a significant impact at three, she remains an intriguing contender after a break. She Commands has secured two wins from four starts, including a victory as a juvenile and one this season.

Despite being behind Deedaydiva on debut, she ended the year with a strong performance at Kempton and followed it up with a win at Wolverhampton, but a subpar effort in the Sandringham has led to her dropping back into a more manageable competition today. Pomme Pomme, a force to be reckoned with last summer with five consecutive wins, is now winless since June of last year and needs to recapture her old form to make an impact.

The day's opening race, the Smarter Gambling Starts At gambling.com Handicap, sees Shifra attempting to overcome a five-pound rise. Pat Phelan's filly achieved her first career win on the turf track here in June, and the race looks promising, with the runner-up and third both winning twice since. With Seamus Cronin maintaining the partnership, any improvement should make Shifra a formidable opponent. Chico Dulce has a winning record over course and distance and, now only a pound above his last winning mark with Billy Loughnane onboard, could pose a threat.

Pat Phelan also teams up with Paddy Bradley as Dubai Harbour aims for a third course and distance success, although he has not won since February 2025. However, being six pounds below his last winning mark, he cannot be ruled out.

Top-rated Desert Sands leads a field of five in the valuable Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 British EBF Fillies' Restricted Novice Stakes. Ismail Mohammed and Jose Santos' filly has faced her share of black-type performers in just three starts, with two promising maiden efforts either side of a solid display in the Albany at Royal Ascot, making her a strong contender this afternoon. Ouragan was beaten by Sweet Solera heroine Sugar Yes Please on her penultimate start but needs to bounce back from a lackluster display at Wolverhampton last time out. There could be more to come from Archie Watson's filly.

Bellatina, Birkacre Brow, and Crimson Blaze complete the quintet.