UK Horse Racing Tips: Ayr

MAS PODER caught the eye on her debut when fourth in the Marygate at York last May before disappointing on her subsequent outing last season, finishing last in the Queen Mary at Royal Ascot. She bounced back to form after a couple of efforts when scoring at Pontefract and there could be more to come now switching to handicap company. Rebel At Dawn has been a model of consistency and the four-year-old can enter the reckoning along with Rory.
Prediction : 1st Mas Poder 2nd Rebel At Dawn 3rd Rory

Those that have run do not set much of a standard, therefore, it can pay to side with newcomer WILDFELL. Kevin Ryan knows how to ready one and this colt is bred in the purple being by Tasleet, out of an Indian Ink mare, who won both the Cheveley Park and the Coronation Stakes. Of those who have had a run, Sipahsalar just about leads the way on his promising third at Leicester last month, while Honour Your Dreams wasn't disgraced behind the subsequent Windsor Castle fourth at Beverley.
Prediction : 1st Wildfell 2nd Sipahsalar 3rd Honour Your Dreams

AASSER caught the eye when just being denied victory at Musselburgh on his most recent outing and the application of cheekpieces could see him get further into contention. He was beaten by Dig Two, who is now rated 93, so the selection's mark of 88 seems fair given the aforementioned result. Buckshaw Village should not be dismissed stepping up in trip having run on well for second over 6f, while My Dubawi is another to note stepping down in class.
Prediction : 1st Aasser 2nd Buckshaw Village 3rd My Dubawi

Really competitive stuff but, with the Kevin Ryan yard going so well, it could pay to give another chance to FORZA ORTA who probably wasn't helped by racing on the outside in the straight when disappointing at Haydock last time. Prior to that, the four-year-old had looked firmly on the upgrade when going close at York and his current mark of 86 doesn't look insurmountable. Useful dual-purpose performer It's Good To Laugh didn't get the run of the race at Chester last time and remains one to be interested in, as does C&D scorer Annandale who has now slipped below his last winning mark.
Prediction : 1st Forza Orta 2nd Its Good To Laugh 3rd Annandale

A winner on her last three starts in handicaps, Lullaby Bay is an intriguing contender up in grade and, with further improvement a distinct possibility, warrants plenty of respect. However, she may struggle to hold off TENAYA CANYON, who is a good deal better than her latest run at Haydock would suggest. Irish raider Red Lacewing has the blinkers fitted for the first time and also merits consideration.
Prediction : 1st Tenaya Canyon 2nd Lullaby Bay 3rd Red Lacewing

CALL ME GINGER has been running with credit against stronger opposition of late, including when fifth at Hamilton at the start of the month, and this represents a solid opportunity for the six-year-old to get back to winning ways. Nearly A Gonna has won two of his last three outings and another bold bid is expected despite a further rise in the handicap, while Jordan Electrics, who was runner-up at Hamilton last time, and Shark Two One are feared most of the remainder.
Prediction : 1st Call Me Ginger 2nd Nearly A Gonna 3rd Jordan Electrics

OOT MA WAY had a very eventful spell over hurdles earlier this year, with three second-placed finishes, two falls and an unseat. She didn't cover herself in glory in a handicap at Musselburgh when returned to the level, but this shorter trip and different test could see her bounce back to form. Wildmountainthyme ran well for second in a Nottingham handicap and is respected, while Highlight Reel may be happier back to this distance.
Prediction : 1st Oot Ma Way 2nd Wildmountainthyme 3rd Highlight Reel