UK Horse Racing Tips: Ffos Las

PORT NOIR has been racing over further since finishing a close second over today's trip at Chepstow last month. She beat a subsequent winner on that occasion and can feature in the finish with a similar effort. Redshore City wasn't beaten far into fourth over 5f here on his penultimate start and can confirm running with the reopposing Papabella (fifth), while the three-year-old Outer Edge has scope for improvement and could be thereabouts.
Prediction : 1st Port Noir 2nd Redshore City 3rd Outer Edge

Archie Watson trained last year's winner of this race and a speculative vote goes the way of his filly, ASHEN GLOW. Fourth behind higher-rated opposition than this in a seller over 5f at Goodwood latest, this extra distance may suit the handicap debutant and an opening mark of 59 looks fair. Piranha Rama was no match for the winner when second in a nursery at Bath but also steps up in trip with a shout, while Baileys Honeymoon and Son Of Wind make their nursery debuts and may improve.
Prediction : 1st Ashen Glow 2nd Piranha Rama 3rd Baileys Honeymoon

BAMA LAMA raced away from the main action when only fourth at Salisbury last week. However, Rod Millman's mare had won over this C&D before that, when getting the better of a subsequent winner, and has strong claims on that form. Jax Edge scored over 6f here in June and looks the main threat having found only one too good at Chepstow four days ago, while Heartrate showed signs of a resurgence at Newbury and is preferred to Sugar Hill Babe of the remaining pair.
Prediction : 1st Bama Lama 2nd Jax Edge 3rd Heartrate

LOVING LOOK had excuses for finishing fifth over 1m2f at Goodwood last time and she looks primed to make her presence felt in these calmer waters. Hughie Morrison's charge was slowly into stride before finding trouble in running and, with a clear passage, she should be a tough nut to crack. Kate The Cook is the most obvious danger having shown ability on each of her two starts to date and she is likely to be winning races before long, while Midnight Diamond could follow them home.
Prediction : 1st Loving Look 2nd Kate The Cook 3rd Midnight Diamond

After making all in a similar event over 1m at Chepstow last Friday, FACT OR FABLE can continue his good form and land this prize. There is likely to be more cut in the surface on this occasion but the seven-year-old acts on easier ground and he can strike while the iron is hot. The consistent James Park Woods is likely to pose the biggest danger to the selection after consecutive third-placed finishes, while Daany arrives here on the back of a victory over timber and he is also worth a closer look.
Prediction : 1st Fact Or Fable 2nd James Park Woods 3rd Daany

GODSEND seemed to relish the extra yardage when stepped up to 1m6f at Salisbury last time and this looks a good opportunity to follow up that success today. Sir Mark Prescott's runners are always worthy of respect and a 6lb penalty may not be enough to halt his progression. Oriental Art was only beaten a length over 1m4f at Wolverhampton last time and this step up in trip should suit, while Mujid is also considered.
Prediction : 1st Godsend 2nd Oriental Art 3rd Mujid