SATURDAY'S SELECTIONS:

FAIRYHOUSE: 1.30 Beausang, 2.05 Tofino Bay, 2.35 Rockyaboya, 3.10 Mark Me Up, 3.45 Peking To Paris, 4.15 Rathlin, 4.45 Fourth Class.

LINGFIELD: 12.50 Monadreen Dancer, 1.20 Marvo, 1.55 CUT THE CACKLE (NAP), 2.25 Diamond Vine, 3.00 Prince Of Burma, 3.35 Exemplary, 4.05 Falcon's Reign, 4.35 Burnhope.

WOLVERHAMPTON: 2.05 Look For Love, 2.40 Norville, 3.15 Son Vida, 3.45 Maison Brillet, 4.15 La Estrella, 4.45 Strike A Pose, 5.15 Beetuna.

DOUBLE: Cut The Cackle and Prince Of Burma.

Prince Of Burma is in excellent heart at present and he can make it a hat-trick in the Bet At Blue Square Handicap at Lingfield.

The application of blinkers seems to have worked the oracle for Jeremy Gask's charge, with Prince Of Burma arresting a losing streak of well over a year when they were first applied at Kempton last month.

Having fallen to a career low rating of 75, Prince Of Burma sparked back into life in a slightly lesser, yet still competitive, event over a mile.

The Mujadil colt then built on that with an authoritative victory over this course and distance, despite running around a little in front.

Prince Of Burma evidently is not the most straightforward of horses but now his confidence is riding high, he should be up to defying a further rise in the handicap.

Cut The Cackle has been pretty consistent of late and can gain just reward for those efforts in the first division of the Blue Square Sprint Series Round 5 Handicap.

She was rated as high as 85 at her peak back in 2009 but she lines up off a lowly 55 here after falling down the pecking order somewhat.

Her recent half-length defeat at Kempton suggests her ability is intact, particularly as she looked an unlucky loser as her charge to the line was stopped at a crucial moment.

Judged on the best of her form, she is certainly very favourably rated just now.

Mark Johnston should hit the target with Exemplary in the Blue Square Bet Handicap.

Dropped to claiming company last time, the five-year-old made short work of some average rivals and is worth a step back up the ladder.

Johnston should also be in the Wolverhampton winner's enclosure courtesy of Son Vida.

A half-brother to a German Group One winner, Son Vida made a winning racecourse bow when cruising home at Southwell last month.

He was very green that day and could have won by further than four and a half lengths had he kept on a straight line.

Tackling the Bet At Blue Square Handicap, Son Vida's mark of 82 looks workable.