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Ayr 13:00
British Stallion Studs EBF Fillies’ Novice Stakes (GBB Race)
Winner £4,320, 2nd £2,028, 3rd £1,014, 4th £507
2yo, 5 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f 50y , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Ayiko (6/4) – Trained by S R B Crawford and ridden by J J Slevin, this gelding has shown solid improvement with a second-place finish last time out, making him the one to beat. Bet on bet365.
Big Zouk (16/1) – A lightly raced runner from James Ewart’s yard, partnered with Ryan Mania. He will need to step up significantly from his recent efforts. Bet on Betvictor.
Canunclecani (50/1) – Jackie Stephen’s 6-year-old hasn’t shown much promise so far and looks up against it here under Craig Nichol. Bet on Unibet.
Flawless Clarity (20/1) – Despite a runner-up effort last season, D J Jeffreys’ mare has struggled for consistency and will need to rediscover form. Jonathan Burke takes the ride. Bet on bet365.
Jo Coko (4/1) – A strong contender from James Ewart’s stable, ridden by Brian Hughes, this gelding looks ready to challenge after an impressive second on his latest outing. Bet on Betvictor.
Knightphase (14/1) – Stuart Coltherd’s runner showed promise when winning on debut but hasn’t been seen since. He returns here with Sam Coltherd in the saddle. Bet on Unibet.
Orkney Blue (8/1) – This consistent performer from N W Alexander’s yard, partnered by Bruce Lynn, has been knocking on the door with solid finishes and could make the frame. Bet on bet365.
Scarlet Jet (25/1) – N W Alexander’s second runner in this race is less consistent and looks like an outsider under Conor O’Farrell. Bet on Unibet.
Tommys Law (8/1) – A perennial runner-up, Lucinda Russell’s charge, ridden by Jack Power, has been unlucky not to score and could be competitive once more. Bet on bet365.
Wholly Boley (20/1) – Daragh Bourke’s 7-year-old showed promise with a maiden win last time out but may find this step up in class more challenging. Bet on Betvictor.
Visual Impact (13/2) – Another Lucinda Russell runner, this 6-year-old has been steadily improving and could offer value under Patrick Wadge. Bet on bet365.
Verdict
Ayiko is the standout pick, with his recent form pointing to a breakthrough victory. Jo Coko should give the favorite a tough challenge, while Visual Impact offers good value for an each-way bet.
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Ayr 13:30
Christmas Parties At Western House Hotel Classified Stakes (Div I)
Winner £3,664, 2nd £1,719, 3rd £859, 4th £430, 5th £214
3yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Audacious Annie (7/2) – Jamie Snowden’s mare has been improving, highlighted by a strong runner-up finish last time. Gavin Sheehan is in the saddle and could help her secure a maiden victory. Bet on bet365.
Bennys Jenny (25/1) – Stuart Coltherd’s runner, ridden by Sam Coltherd, has not shown much since her sole win but might find minor improvement here. Bet on Betvictor.
Chalk That Down (20/1) – Donald McCain’s 7-year-old has struggled to deliver and will need a marked improvement to feature under Brian Hughes. Bet on Unibet.
Jet Far (20/1) – S R B Crawford’s charge, piloted by J J Slevin, hasn’t raced recently but could run a stronger race if conditions suit. Bet on bet365.
Lizzie Luna (13/2) – Ewan Whillans trains this consistent 5-year-old, who is well-poised to challenge for a place with Craig Nichol on board. Bet on Betvictor.
Mountain Molly (10/1) – Lucinda Russell’s mare returns from a long break, with Patrick Wadge in the saddle. She’ll need to rediscover her debut form to factor in here. Bet on Unibet.
My Kiwi Girl (9/4) – N W Alexander’s leading contender is fresh off a pair of consistent performances. Richie McLernon takes the reins and should put her in the mix. Bet on bet365.
That’ll Do Moss (9/4) – Fergal O’Brien’s runner, ridden by Jonathan Burke, has shown potential and comes into this race with solid claims of a top finish. Bet on Betvictor.
Verdict
My Kiwi Girl looks well-positioned to secure the win after recent consistent runs, while That’ll Do Moss offers a strong challenge and is expected to push the favorite all the way. For an each-way option, Audacious Annie is a credible alternative following her last performance.
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Ayr 14:00
Christmas Parties At Western House Hotel Classified Stakes (Div II)
Winner £3,664, 2nd £1,719, 3rd £859, 4th £430, 5th £214
3yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Gua Du Large (14/1) – R Mike Smith’s 9-year-old, ridden by Ben Smith, has been below par in recent outings but could find improvement in this field. Bet on Unibet.
Cold Sobar (11/4) – Stuart Coltherd’s consistent performer returns with a solid chance. Guided by Sam Coltherd, he is expected to challenge for top honors. Bet on bet365.
Chapel Green (15/8) – Lucinda Russell’s 8-year-old, piloted by Alan Doyle, comes off an impressive win and is well-placed to put in another strong showing. Bet on Betvictor.
Lively Citizen (12/1) – This 10-year-old trained by D J Jeffreys hasn’t shown much in recent races, but Jonathan Burke will be looking to coax a better effort here. Bet on Unibet.
Dunnet Head (6/1) – Iain Jardine’s 7-year-old has been inconsistent this season, but with Conor O’Farrell on board, he could surprise with a stronger performance. Bet on bet365.
Captain Ivan (25/1) – Ewan Whillans’ runner, ridden by Craig Nichol, has struggled for form and looks like an outsider in this lineup. Bet on Betvictor.
Fia Fuinidh (9/2) – Martin Todhunter’s consistent gelding, partnered with William Maggs, has the potential to run a strong race and challenge for a place. Bet on bet365.
Verdict
Chapel Green looks poised to continue his winning ways, with his recent form making him the one to beat. Cold Sobar is a worthy challenger with consistent performances to his name, while Fia Fuinidh is a solid each-way option for those seeking value.
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Ayr 14:30
Book Virgin Bet Ayr Gold Cup Handicap
Winner £3,664, 2nd £1,719, 3rd £859, 4th £430, 5th £214
3yo+, 14 Runners
Flat,Turf , 7f 50y , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Gaillimh A Stor (4/1) – Trained by N W Alexander and ridden by Bruce Lynn, this 9-year-old has shown consistent form and is expected to challenge strongly for a top position. Bet on bet365.
Chasingouttheblues (7/2) – Mark Walford’s gelding, guided by Jamie Hamilton, is coming off a recent win and remains a leading contender in this field. Bet on Betvictor.
Buy Some Time (7/2) – R Mike Smith’s in-form runner has delivered back-to-back victories and looks ready for another strong showing under Ben Smith. Bet on Unibet.
Lady In The Park (8/1) – Lucinda Russell’s mare has been running well in recent starts and could offer solid each-way value under Patrick Wadge. Bet on bet365.
Shoeshine Boy (8/1) – Donald Whillans’ consistent performer has been holding his form well and could feature prominently under Murray Dodd. Bet on Betvictor.
Artic Mann (12/1) – This experienced 11-year-old from N W Alexander’s yard has the ability to put in a competitive run if back to his best. Dominic Hislop takes the ride. Bet on Unibet.
Guernesey (13/2) – Jackie Stephen’s 9-year-old has been knocking on the door, and Danny McMenamin could guide him to a strong finish in this event. Bet on bet365.
Piaff Bubbles (14/1) – Rebecca Menzies’ 9-year-old, ridden by Nathan Moscrop, has shown potential in the past and could be an outsider worth considering. Bet on Betvictor.
Arctic Ambition (33/1) – Paul Robson’s gelding has struggled in recent races but could surprise if rediscovering form under Craig Nichol. Bet on Unibet.
Verdict
Buy Some Time stands out as the one to beat, with his recent victories marking him as the form horse in this field. Chasingouttheblues is a serious challenger and could push the favorite all the way. For those seeking an outsider, Lady In The Park offers excellent each-way value.
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Ayr 15:05
Luxury Staycations At Western House Hotel Handicap
Winner £4,711, 2nd £2,210, 3rd £1,104, 4th £553, 5th £275
3yo+, 10 Runners
Flat,Turf , 1m 2f , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Duffle Coat (9/4) – Gordon Elliott’s charge is a strong competitor who has been racing at a high level. With Sam Ewing aboard, he has a realistic chance of taking this contest. Bet on bet365.
El Elefante (4/1) – Lucinda Russell’s 7-year-old has shown promise but will need to bounce back from a modest performance. Patrick Wadge partners him again in this event. Bet on Unibet.
Hashtag Boum (11/8) – Ruth Jefferson’s 8-year-old comes into this race with back-to-back strong performances, and Brian Hughes’ experience adds another layer of confidence. Bet on Betvictor.
Lunar Discovery (7/1) – Trained by James Moffatt, this 8-year-old has struggled to find consistent form but could surprise if conditions suit. Charlotte Jones will be hoping for an improved run. Bet on bet365.
Verdict
Hashtag Boum stands out as the one to beat given his recent winning streak and commanding form. Duffle Coat poses the biggest challenge, with a solid record at this level. El Elefante is another worth considering for each-way backers in this compact but competitive field.
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Ayr 15:40
Sunday Market At Ayr Racecourse Handicap (Div I)
Winner £3,664, 2nd £1,719, 3rd £859, 4th £430, 5th £214
3yo+, 9 Runners
Flat,Turf , 6f , GOOD, Good to soft in places (GoingStick: 7.7)
Timmy Tuesday (15/8) – Gordon Elliott’s 7-year-old is yet to break his maiden but has shown potential in recent runs. Sam Ewing’s booking gives confidence for a strong showing. Bet on Betvictor.
Dollar Collar (20/1) – Lucinda Russell’s runner, guided by Alan Doyle, has struggled for form in recent starts but might improve if putting past performances behind him. Bet on Unibet.
Bel Amigo (17/2) – N W Alexander’s 6-year-old, ridden by Bruce Lynn, put in a solid effort when finishing third last time and could build on that run here. Bet on bet365.
I Wish You (5/1) – Another Lucinda Russell-trained contender, this 5-year-old has been consistent, and Patrick Wadge’s experience could help him challenge for a top spot. Bet on Betvictor.
Kinbara Firstdraft (11/2) – S R B Crawford’s gelding, partnered with J J Slevin, has shown flashes of ability and might bounce back with a better run this time. Bet on Unibet.
Ruby Island (3/1) – Nicky Richards’ 8-year-old mare has been lightly raced and looks primed for a strong performance under Conor Rabbitt. Bet on bet365.
Follow Charlie (9/1) – R Mike Smith’s 6-year-old has struggled to make an impact recently but could surprise at longer odds with Ben Smith in the saddle. Bet on Betvictor.
Verdict
Timmy Tuesday is the top pick, with his handicap debut offering an excellent opportunity for a breakthrough win. Ruby Island is a strong rival and should push the favorite all the way. For those seeking an outsider, Bel Amigo presents solid each-way value after his consistent performances.
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