UK Horse Racing Tips: Ayr

Rawaasi proved costly to follow last season, but she has the potential to be better as a three-year-old and appeals as a solid contender. Mostar Dreams, who has reached the frame on both of her starts to date, should give another good account of herself. However, Karl Burke's MELON TWIST is related to a host of useful types and given her trainer's record in these types of races, it would come as no surprise were she to make an immediate impact.
Prediction : 1st Melon Twist 2nd Rawaasi 3rd Mostar Dreams

It might be worth taking a chance on JUMEIRA VISION, who was far from disgraced over the extended mile at Wolverhampton on his stable debut in February. Katie Scott's new recruit has few miles on the clock and is completely unexposed on turf, while the return to further could also aid his prospects. Shifter broke awkwardly and lost all chance early on at Musselburgh, but she could have a say if able to get away on terms. Reel Prospect is another to consider.
Prediction : 1st Jumeira Vision 2nd Shifter 3rd Reel Prospect

JORDAN ELECTRICS shaped as if in need of the outing when down the field at Musselburgh, but Jim Goldie's charge is now 5lb lower than when finishing third in the Bronze Cup here last September. The Dandy Man gelding is back on his last winning mark and could step forward. It's been a while between drinks for Snazzy Jazzy and Zarzyni, but both are more than capable at this level from their sliding handicap ratings.
Prediction : 1st Jordan Electrics 2nd Zarzyni 3rd Snazzy Jazzy

KELPIE GREY has notched up two comfortable victories already this season and gets the nod to defy a 6lb rise for his latest Musselburgh success. His stable companion Yaaser was last seen finishing down the field in a York handicap back in October, but that was his final start of a busy campaign and better can be expected off what looks a competitive mark. A smart performer on his day, Orbaan's official rating continues to fall and he is respected in his bid to arrest the slide.
Prediction : 1st Kelpie Grey 2nd Yaaser 3rd Orbaan

HIGHFIELD VIKING was sent off a warm order when third at Catterick, but eased 1lb and dropping in grade, he shades preference. Recent C&D winner Zebra Star looks the main danger, although she was allowed an easy time of things on the front end that day and a similar scenario is unlikely. Darbucks is also a habitual prominent racer and after a pleasing third on his reappearance at Doncaster, he can go well, especially if Harry Davies can control his exuberance in the early exchanges.
Prediction : 1st Highfield Viking 2nd Zebra Star 3rd Darbucks

TAFSIR (second) finished ahead of Billy Bathgate (third) when the pair met over C&D last month and she can put a subsequent below-par effort behind her to confirm superiority en route to victory this time around. The unexposed Knights Affair is stepping up to this trip for the first time on just his second start in a handicap, so he commands respect.
Prediction : 1st Tafsir 2nd Billy Bathgate 3rd Knights Affair