UK Horse Racing Tips: Ayr

Rosie And Millie was touched off on her reappearance at Ffos Las, also her first outing post wind surgery, and she can show up well again. Amelia's Dance finished second on her debut in a Southwell NH flat race for Peter Fahey and has since joined these powerful connections. The vote, however, goes to STAINSBY GIRL, a classy bumper operator who looks sure to go close with a clear round of jumping on her hurdling bow.
Prediction : 1st Stainsby Girl 2nd Rosie And Millie 3rd Amelias Dance

Sporting Press is 1lb lower than when placed at Carlisle and he is likely to give another good account, while Knockoura only found impressive winner Windsor Avenue too good in a Sedgefield beginners' chase and merits respect on his handicap debut. Graystown, a past C&D scorer, is no forlorn hope, but EXIT TO WHERE gets the nod. He would likely to have finished second but for unseating his rider at the last 45 days ago and that first spin since May will have blown any cobwebs away.
Prediction : 1st Exit To Where 2nd Sporting Press 3rd Knockoura

GOLD OPERA wasn't at his best over further at Perth when last seen 190 days ago, but the 10-year-old put in the performance of his life when fourth at Aintree in a Grade 3 handicap chase prior to that, and would prove tough to stop if running to that sort of form. Blakerigg has plenty of scope and has had a wind operation over the summer, while Testify would be interesting if the rain continued to fall.
Prediction : 1st Gold Opera 2nd Blakerigg 3rd Testify

TAKINGRISKS looked better than ever when claiming the Scottish National here in April and could make his reappearance a winning one. Nicky Richards' charge landed this prize 12 months ago, albeit off 15lb lower, but appears progressive despite his advancing years and will love these conditions. Planet Nine is completely unexposed and could enjoy a breakthrough season, while Justatenner has race fitness on his side and has been performing consistently throughout the summer for Tristan Davidson.
Prediction : 1st Takingrisks 2nd Planet Nine 3rd Justatenner

Ballyvic Boru scored in good style at Wetherby 17 days ago and a 7lb rise for that success might not be enough to stop Brian Ellison's gelding from striking again. Smiths Cross performed with credit on his chase debut at Carlisle and appears to have further progression to come, but SAINT LEO makes plenty of appeal on his seasonal return. He was going well when falling over C&D in March and a wind operation, off a 5lb lower mark than that occasion, might just make the difference required.
Prediction : 1st Saint Leo 2nd Ballyvic Boru 3rd Smiths Cross

Fanfan Du Seuil boasts an interesting profile having run well when fifth in the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival and he can be forgiven his Aintree effort as it appeared one run too many. Elvis Mail finished third in a Grade 2 at Kelso and makes plenty of appeal on his handicap debut, but the vote goes to last year's Greatwood winner NIETZSCHE. He has had an indifferent spell over fences but is reunited with Danny McMenamin, who takes a handy 5lb off, and represents a stable in flying form at present.
Prediction : 1st Nietzsche 2nd Fanfan Du Seuil 3rd Elvis Mail

Dubai Days was just denied on his Rules debut at Killarney in May and warrants plenty of respect on his yard debut for Nick Alexander as he sports a hood for the first time. La Chanteuse ran well to finish third at Carlisle 16 days ago and is capable of being in the mix, but a chance is taken on STYLE NELSON. A 65,000-euros purchase at the Goffs Land Rover sale, he boasts an interesting Flat pedigree which could see him prove too strong for these rivals.
Prediction : 1st Style Nelson 2nd Dubai Days 3rd La Chanteuse