UK Horse Racing Tips: Ayr

IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU posted a creditable third-placed finish over an inadequate 1m4f at Pontefract recently. This extra furlong may be enough for Jennie Candlish's gelding to gain a first triumph of the season. Having stumbled at the start, Desert Quest shouldn't be judged too harshly on his latest defeat at Musselburgh and previous performances make him a live contender. The class-dropping Ravenscraig Castle is another to bear in mind.
Prediction : 1st Its All About You 2nd Desert Quest 3rd Ravenscraig Castle

Having improved to finish in third at Beverley earlier this month, the Bryan Smart-trained MANAGING DIRECTOR could be the answer. The Cotai Glory colt has displayed a decent level of form thus far and appears to have been found a good opportunity. Hammer The Hammer is entitled to come on for his Doncaster introduction, while the newcomers Strong Warrior and Lexington Blitz require a market check.
Prediction : 1st Managing Director 2nd Hammer The Hammer 3rd Strong Warrior

With recent solid form thin on the ground, this could prove a suitable opportunity for LA BOO to open her account. The Land Force filly only weakened away in the closing stages when finishing fourth at Redcar latest and a similar performance may prove sufficient. C&D scorer Pinpoint merits respect returning to the scene of his last victory, while the keen-going Zaphea also has the form to feature.
Prediction : 1st La Boo 2nd Pinpoint 3rd Zaphea

ETERNAL SUNSHINE has now won both starts over 6f having returned a ready winner here a fortnight ago. The ease of her latest success suggests a 6lb rise may not be enough to prevent Jim Goldie's filly landing the hat-trick. Ramon Di Loria has been threatening a return to winning ways and found only one too good over C&D a week ago, while Novello Lad opened his account in this grade at Doncaster and is not out of it.
Prediction : 1st Eternal Sunshine 2nd Ramon Di Loria 3rd Novello Lad

CONCERT BOY gets another chance to record his first win on turf, racing off the same handicap mark as when second over C&D a week ago. He can confirm superiority with both Zachary and Onthebunny, but Drakeholes looks a big threat on his good form on the all-weather earlier in the year that included a victory at Newcastle. Pembrokeshire returns to this distance with a shout.
Prediction : 1st Concert Boy 2nd Drakeholes 3rd Pembrokeshire

HELTER SKELTER was narrowly beaten when second at Hamilton in a first-time visor. The headgear remains in place and Rebecca Menzies' four-year-old can finally lose his maiden tag. Hale End faced a tougher task at Carlisle latest having won at Thirsk before that, and he warrants respect back at this lower level, while Hey Lyla is only 2lb higher than when successful at Hamilton two starts back.
Prediction : 1st Helter Skelter 2nd Hale End 3rd Hey Lyla