UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

ANCESTRAL LAND only found subsequent Richmond Stakes runner-up Al Karrar too good on his racecourse debut at Windsor in June and a repeat performance alone, although he is entitled to improve, would make him tough to beat. Grey's Monument improved from his first to second start and should go close here with any further progression, while 105,000gns purchase Lajooje is worth a market check ahead of his introduction.
Prediction : 1st Ancestral Land 2nd Greys Monument 3rd Lajooje

Boom Boom Pow was a little disappointing at Sandown but has every chance on her first three performances, while first-time gelding Strength 'n Honour merits shortlist inclusion stepping up in trip on his handicap debut. The vote, however, goes to FELIX NATALIS, who won stylishly over this trip at Newbury in July and faces an easier task than when runner-up over 5f there most recently. Back up in distance and still fairly treated, he should go close.
Prediction : 1st Felix Natalis 2nd Boom Boom Pow 3rd Strength n Honour

Al Gaiya arrives on the back of two solid placed efforts on the all-weather and must enter calculations on her return to turf duty, but TYPEWRITTEN edges the vote. Although she does have a worrying tendency to hang left, Tom Ward's filly has been running consistently well of late and she is fancied to play a leading role. Hellavaheart and Point Louise also merit consideration in a competitive handicap.
Prediction : 1st Typewritten 2nd Al Gaiya 3rd Hellavaheart

It is difficult to look past JAHOORI, with the form of his most recent second at Wolverhampton being well franked by the winner, who scored in Listed company at York last week. The Ralph Beckett stable can do little wrong at present and Allemande must be a big player on the back of a promising debut third at Kempton. Melek Alreeh has a 7lb penalty to overcome for a convincing success at Doncaster, but still warrants attention.
Prediction : 1st Jahoori 2nd Allemande 3rd Melek Alreeh

OPTICALITY may never have raced on grass but this seems a winnable contest for her to be making her turf debut in after some solid placed efforts on the all-weather. The step up in trip is another plus for the four-year-old and she can get the better of Daphne May and the consistent Charlie Arthur. Zoom Zoom Babe is also a player based on the pick of her form, while Magical Mile is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Opticality 2nd Charlie Arthur 3rd Magical Mile

PIPS TUNE drops in trip following a decent second over 1m2f at Chelmsford. He was only headed in the closing stages, and the fact Gina Mangan takes the reins and knocks 5lb off with her claim can aid his cause further. The application of a tongue-tie could see Red Evelyn sneak further into contention, while Broughtons Flare should not be dismissed.
Prediction : 1st Pips Tune 2nd Red Evelyn 3rd Broughtons Flare

Alkhattaaf drops in class following a well-held third at Salisbury, but preference is for PURPLE REIGN. The Ed Dunlop-trained three-year-old kept on well for second on his latest run over 1m4f at Catterick, suggesting a stiffer stamina test could work in his favour, and improvement should not be ruled out with that fact in mind. Army Of One is another who merits consideration.
Prediction : 1st Purple Reign 2nd Alkhattaaf 3rd Army Of One