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REASON TO BELIEVE

- BY GARRY OWEN

LINE OF REASON (3.35) can triumph for sprint specialist Paul Midgley on another cracking card at Ayr.

The eight-year-old returned to form with a fine second to the classy Judicial at Beverley and built on that when third in a red-hot Curragh handicap next time.

The Kheleyf gelding has to give weight to some progressiv­e rivals but is thriving and can score with a repeat of his last two runs.

Jim Goldie remains in peak form and the Uplawmoor handler can score with CHEENI (2.30).

The mare has a respectabl­e record here and shaped like her turn was near when runner-up to

Berlios over course and distance. Goldie can also take the Racing UK Handicap with hat-trick seeker PARTY FEARS TOO (4.05).

The three-year-old has hit form over a mile and can shrug off a 4lb penalty against some

exposed rivals after his latest success at Newcastle.

Ulster raider DUNCAN OF

SCOTLAND (3.05) can shade a trappy sprint for Lee Smyth.

A course and distance winner last year, the gelding really caught the eye when a fine third behind Mujassam in a decent Hamilton sprint. LUV U WHATEVER (4.40) can be the punters’ sweetheart in a competitiv­e staying event.

Marjorie Fife’s eight-year-old hacked up over course and distance recently and can follow up off a workable mark thanks to Faye McManoman’s 7lb claim.

Linda Perratt likes a winner at Ayr and she can strike with LET RIGHT BE DONE (5.10).

The grey landed this contest off a similar mark last year and should be primed after a good third behind Fyrecracke­r at Musselburg­h. ROBBEN RAINBOW (5.45) rates the safest selection in the closing apprentice­s’ handicap.

David Barron’s gelding shaped

well for a long way when fourth to Coviglia here and can take advantage of a 2lb lower mark.

Ben Pauling’s NEWTON

GERONIMO (2.20) can make another raid on Worcester.

The nine-year-old has improved rapidly since tackling 2m 4f and remains nicelytrea­ted after cosily dismissing

Call To Order over today’s course and distance.

And JAMACHO (5.30) will be tough to beat for thriving Charlie Longsdon in the lucky last.

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