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Son Of Rest (Chris Hayes, red and white with white cap) and Baron Bolt (Cameron Noble, pink star, navy blue cap) about to dead-heat in the Ayr Gold Cup
Who will win this year's Ayr Gold Cup?Credit: John Grossick (racingpost.com/photos)

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Today's meetings

**STAR FIXTURE**
Ayr (first race 1.25)
The biggest Flat card of the season at Ayr is headlined by the William Hill Ayr Gold Cup. Irish Champions Weekend winner Buffer Zone, trained by Ger Lyons, is favourite for the extremely competitive sprint handicap, with David O'Meara's five runners all prominent in the market. (3.50: racecard | preview).
G
oing Good

Newbury (1.10)
Going
Good to firm, good in places

Gowran Park (1.35)
Going
Good, good to firm in places

Chelmsford (1.40)
Going
Standard

Catterick (1.50)
Going
Good to firm

Newmarket (2.10)
Going
Good to firm

Wolverhampton (5.25)
Going Standard


Key non-runners

Keep up to speed with Saturday's non-runners and the latest changes with Raceday Live


Today's tips

Pietro Innocenzi's top tip

Presidential
2.40 Ayr
The drop back to what should be a strongly run 6f could be just what Presidential needs. He finished first and second in two runs over the trip on decent ground last season and removing the cheekpieces he has worn in recent starts is probably a good move as he's been racing lazily.

Live Tipster
Pietro Innocenzi leads our team of experts providing live insight through the day on Raceday Live.

Ten Second Tips
Robbie Wilders has selected his three best bets from Saturday's meetings in the Ten Second Tips, including a pair of selections at Newbury.


Today's video

Maddy Playle is joined by the Racing Post's Paul Kealy and Keith Melrose and Paddy Power's Darren Hughes as they give their tips for the weekend, including the Ayr Gold Cup plus much more.


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Matt ButlerDeputy news editor

Published on 21 September 2019inPreviews

Last updated 10:33, 21 September 2019

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