Tizzard's Tennessee can make the most of the drying ground at Ayr

Newmarket: David Milnes
Regal Director (4.55 Newbury, nap)
May not have the profile of some of these but is fit from some exacting spins on Racecourse Side and will appreciate the step up in trip. Simon Crisford's colt is also well drawn in stall two.
Others to follow
Newbury: 1.25 Humbolt Current, 2.00 Defoe, 2.35 Hikmaa, 3.10 James Garfield, 3.45 Gilgamesh, 4.20 Ta Allak, 5.30 Sparte Quercus.
Thirsk: 3.05 Commander Cole, 4.50 Zaaki.
Nottingham: 5.40 Al Muffrih, 6.15 Pepper Street, 6.45 Higher Power, 7.15 Loujain, 7.45 Qaaraat.
Wolverhampton: 6.00 Arcanista, 6.30 Berryessa, 7.00 Phosphorescence, 8.30 Ghostwatch.
Lambourn: James Burn
Gold Present (4.05 Ayr, nap)
Handsome gelding has a big weight and Nicky Henderson's National curse to overcome, but will love the ground and track and is an excellent jumper.
Others to follow
Ayr: 1.45 Theinval, 2.20 Keeper Hill, 2.55 Verdana Blue, 3.30 Bigmartre, 4.40 Soul Emotion, 5.15 Big Robin, 5.50 Igor.
Bangor: 1.35 Road To Rome, 5.35 Iwilldoit.
Newbury: 1.25 Mapped, 2.00 What About Carlo, 2.35 Gavota, 3.10 Connect, 3.45 Afaak, 4.20 He's Amazing, 5.30 Pivoine.
Nottingham: 5.10 Hua Hin, 5.40 Department Of War, 6.45 On To Victory, 7.15 Mr Tyrrell, 7.45 Choosey.
Thirsk: 4.15 Tuff Rock.
Wolverhampton: 7.00 Tai Sing Yeh, 8.30 Elgin.
West Country: Tim Mitchell
Sizing Tennessee (4.05 Ayr, nap)
Solid effort in the mud when third in the National Hunt Chase. However, with the drying conditions expected to suit and with Robbie Power in the saddle, Colin Tizzard's ten-year-old is fancied to make his presence felt.
Others to follow
Ayr: 1.45 Vaniteux, 2.20 Braqueur D'Or, 2.55 Flying Tiger, 3.30 Adrien Du Pont, 5.15 Contented.
Bangor: 1.35 Kapcorse, 2.10 Warthog, 2.45 Admiral's Secret, 4.30 Jack In A Box, 5.00 Gaucho Girl, 5.35 Burns Cross.
North: Colin Russell
Forest Bihan (1.45 Ayr, nap)
Smart chaser who won a competitive race at Kelso in October. An impressive winner of a jumpers' bumper at Newcastle when last seen out but then missed Cheltenham and Aintree because of the ground. Conditions will suit and he is fancied to land this valuable prize.
Others to follow
Ayr: 2.20 Progress Drive, 2.55 Irish Roe, 4.05 Looking Well, 4.40 Reverant Cusp. 5.15 Golden Jeffrey, 5.50 Peters Cousin.
Bangor: 1.35 Middlebrow, 2.10 Banrion Scairp, 2.45 Little Stevie, 3.20 Ofcourseiwill, 3.55 Helf, 5.35 Always Du Cerisier.
Newbury: 2.00 Titi Makfi, 2.35 Dance Diva, 3.45 Born To Be Alive.
Nottingham: 4.35 Kingstreet Lady, 5.10 Delft Dancer, 6.15 Poet's Pride, 6.45 Clever Cookie, 7.15 Showboating, 7.45 Rossall.
Thirsk: 1.55 Wasntexpectingthat, 2.30 Brockholes, 3.05 Kimberella, 3.40 Primo's Comet, 4.15 Starplex, 4.50 Pacific Fleet, 5.25 Chief Justice, 5.55 Semana Santa.
Wolverhampton: 6.00 Berlios, 6.30 Newstead Abbey, 7.00 Rock Warbler, 7.30 Adventureman, 8.00 Knight In Armour, 9.00 Troutmann.
Racing Post Ratings: Steve Mason
Truckers Highway (2.45 Bangor, nap)
Successful off a 7lb higher mark at Worcester in October and could prove very well-treated if a recent wind operation has been beneficial.
Topspeed: Dave Edwards
The Young Master (4.05 Ayr)
Has not won for two years but ran encouragingly at the Cheltenham Festival and is well handicapped on the best of his earlier career efforts.
Longshot: Ed Quigley
Keeper Hill (2.20 Ayr)
Let down by jumping issues in recent runs, but has the potential to be better than a mark of 143 on ground that will suit.
Ireland: Tony O'Hehir
Warnaq (4.10 Limerick)
A six length winner over one mile at Navan two weeks ago, the Matthew Smith-trained four-year-old has already won over the 1m4f trip. She can cope with her 9lb hike in the ratings and gets the vote to score under Wayne Lordan.
Raceform Interactive nugget
Jim Crowley is 1/1 on Zzoro, that win coming in 2015. He takes the ride on the nicely handicapped gelding again, bidding to maintain his unbeaten record in the 5.30 at Newbury.
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