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QUEST FOR FUN (4.10) can get the party started on Ayr’s popular Glasgow Fair Family Raceday.
Julie Camacho’s gelding stayed on the rise with a game defeat of Aberama Gold over track and trip two weeks ago.
The four-year-old is nicely unexposed so should put his old rival in his place again.
GRACES QUEST (1.50) looks set to boost Jim Goldie’s enviable course record in the apprentices’ event. The filly should relish tackling 1m 5f after staying on for second to Wickywickywheels four days ago at Hamilton.
The Western Handicap promises to be a trappy affair but it’s worth backing Goldie as well with YAASER (5.15).
The gelding finished fourth to True Warfare in a warm handicap here this month.
That was still a respectable effort so this likeable type can resume winning ways over a mile. Richard Fahey excels here so it’s worth backing
MONSIEUR KODI (3.0) in the Ladies Night Handicap.
The speedster returned to form with a game second to
Earn Your Stripes over course and distance a week ago.
The gelding still lurks on an attractive mark so ought to go one better under Oisin Orr.
AUDIT (3.35) rates the safest pick in the Western House Hotel Handicap for Ruth Carr. The three-year-old was a close third to Doomsday at Catterick 12 days ago.
That race is working out well so this pacy gelding should shade a weaker contest.
IRIS DANCER (4.45) can call the tune for shrewd Tristan Davidson in the Ayrshire Cancer Support Handicap.
The filly was unlucky to meet Razeyna at Carlisle 11 days ago. The four-year-old was doing all her best work late so should deliver upped in trip. BINTHEREDONETHAT (12.30) looks poised to bag the William Hill Hurdle at Cartmel.
Noel Kelly’s eight-year-old is open to plenty of progress as a stayer after slamming
Kiltorcan Boy here last month.
LERMOOS LEGEND (2.05) can sparkle for thriving team Bowen in the Roederer Chase after running a blinder when second to Texard at Uttoxeter.
LARRY LOOBY (2.40) can repeat last month’s fine course success for Micky Hammond.