UK Horse Racing Tips: Ayr

It looks best to side with the progressive WOOHOO, who made it four wins from her last five starts when on target over 6f here last month. Jim Goldie's filly does not appear to be overburdened by a further 5lb rise in the handicap and she ought to go very close. Stash The Cash and Our Absent Friends ran with credit on their most recent starts and both look set to be involved.
Prediction : 1st Woohoo 2nd Our Absent Friends 3rd Stash The Cash

Kevin Ryan has won two of the previous five renewals and further success could await courtesy of RIKKI TIKI TAVI. The son of Bungle Inthejungle hit the woodwork on his debut at York recently, despite showing signs of greenness. Improvement is on the cards, and he's fancied to repel likely pacesetter Chairmanfourtimes, who was only reeled in late on at Chester latest. Cape Ashizuri is related to a few useful types and market support for him would be noteworthy.
Prediction : 1st Rikki Tiki Tavi 2nd Chairmanfourtimes 3rd Cape Ashizuri

Gemini Man struck over 1m1f at Hamilton last time out and, now blinkered for the first time, he merits respect from just 2lb higher. However, a chance can be taken on ANGEL OF THE BAY. The son of Cable Bay has stamina to prove, but he kept on well over in a classified event over 7f here latest, suggesting this trip is well worth exploring again. Yorkshire Glory has been knocking at the door recently and he is expected to be thereabouts once more.
Prediction : 1st Angel Of The Bay 2nd Gemini Man 3rd Yorkshire Glory

Jack Dace's 7lb claim proved invaluable when The Outlaw kept all of his rivals at bay at Carlisle in May and another bold bid is forecast. However, a 6lb rise from the assessor demands more from Ralph Beckett's colt in these deeper waters and preference is for GOOD MORNING ALEX. The four-year-old was narrowly denied at the Cumbria track 11 days ago and compensation may beckon, despite a 3lb nudge in the ratings. Theoryofeverything is also noted.
Prediction : 1st Good Morning Alex 2nd The Outlaw 3rd Theoryofeverything

Having posted creditable efforts in defeat at Yarmouth and Sandown this season, it could be worth chancing DESERT HEART on his handicap debut. An official rating of 79 looks workable judged on the three-year-old's latest fourth and a breakthrough victory could be on the horizon. Magellan Cloud and Qitaal both arrive on the back of sound efforts at Chester and warrant consideration, along with dual C&D winner Pol Roger.
Prediction : 1st Desert Heart 2nd Magellan Cloud 3rd Qitaal

THAT LUCAS FELLA is attractively weighted running from the same mark as for his second-placed finish over 1m1f at Carlisle most recently. This slightly longer trip should be well within his reach and he is a strong candidate to give his trainer back-to-back winners in this race. Daring Leader is also unexposed over 1m2f and commands respect. Zebra Star and Millbuie complete the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st That Lucas Fella 2nd Daring Leader 3rd Zebra Star

SNEDDY EDDIE exploited a handy mark to win a stronger-looking race at Gowran Park last month and could be up to brushing aside a 5lb higher in this company. Kalganov is on a long losing run but has been consistent in defeat since undergoing wind surgery earlier this year. He could also have a big say running off 21lb below his last winning rating. Jannas Journey and Weegeebear also warrants close inspection.
Prediction : 1st Sneddy Eddie 2nd Kalganov 3rd Jannas Journey