STARLIT CANTATA has hit the bar on her last two outings but should be on the mark in the Betway Handicap at Lingfield.

The six-year-old seemingly saves her best for the Surrey track as she has registered each of her four career victories over the 10-furlong track here.

She returns to her favourite course and distance and while she has failed to strike gold in over a year, Eve Johnson Houghton has sent the Oratorio mare to Lingfield just three times in the interim.

Given she was up against the ill-fated Franklin D on one of those occasions, she perhaps deserves a bit more credit than you would first think and there was plenty of encouragement in a recent head reverse at Chelmsford.

She was sporting cheekpieces for the first time in a while there and they stay on for this assignment. Despite going up a couple of pounds, her mark of 77 is the same as her last winning one in October 2015.

A starting point of 78 looks highly workable for Snobbery in the Betway Best Odds Guaranteed Plus Handicap.

Third on his debut at Kempton, Roger Charlton's charge improved on that effort when scoring at Wolverhampton at the beginning of December.

That was merely an average maiden, but Snobbery could be called the winner a long way from home and was far from pushed to claim a decisive verdict.

This race will present a stiffer task but Snobbery can rise to the challenge.

Constantino has had to settle for second the last twice at Newcastle, but he can finally get his head in front in the sunbets.co.uk Handicap.

Beaten a length and a quarter by Flaming Spear, Constantino has been put up 2lb by the handicapper for that effort but given he was having just his seventh start, there could still be a little something left in the locker for Richard Fahey to work with.

Synodic impressed when winning at Chelmsford last time and can follow up in the Betway Middle Apprentice Handicap at Wolverhampton.

Charbel should be the star of the show at Hereford as he contests the Weatherbys Private Bank Novices' Chase.

Kim Bailey's charge has some really excellent form in the book, beating subsequent Grade Two winner Le Prezien and three-time winner Top Notch into second and third respectively on his chasing bow.

Those efforts were enough to prompt connections to raise his sights to Grade One level at Sandown earlier this month, where he found budding superstar Altior far too good.

Charbel could not employ his usual front-running tactics and perhaps that proved a crucial factor as Altior sprinted past him after the last to win by six lengths.

The opposition here is certainly not of Altior's calibre and a confidence-boosting success should see Charbel sent back up the ladder again.

Silent Steps looks likely to excel over fences in time, but the Weatherbys Printing Services Mares' Novices' Hurdle should prove an eminently winnable opportunity in this sphere.

A £70,000 purchase back in April, Silent Steps could finish only fourth at Fontwell on her racecourse bow, beaten 14 lengths by highly rated Flat runner Star Rider.

Silent Steps was a point to point winner back in March and given that form got a bit of a boost as runner-up Coillte Lass was a Listed winner last week, Nicky Henderson's charge could prove a very usual individual.

Stamp Your Feet showed an excellent attitude when just edging to victory at this track before Christmas and another big performance is anticipated in the Weatherbys Global Stallions App Handicap Hurdle.

The five-year-old clearly benefited from the switch to handicap company as he made it third-time lucky over obstacles with a short-head verdict over The Gipper, picking up well to just get his head in front on the line.

Having previously been placed in two novice events, Stamp Your Feet appears to have plenty of potential and a 3lb rise in the ratings will likely make little impact on his chances.