Horse Racing Tips: A 33/10 tip leads the line at Ffos Las today

Ffos Las Betting Tips

13:50 – To Be Sure
14:20 – Absolute Ruler
14:50 – Holerday Ridge
15:25 – Loved Out
16:00 – Gavin (NAP)
16:35 – Tom ORoughley
17:05 – Cumhacht

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

13:50 – To Be Sure

In receipt of 23lb from his two opponents, TO BE SURE gets the vote in a weak race for the grade. He scored over same course and distance (C&D) in April and holds solid claims back here. Presentandcounting, on balance of recent form, is the suggested second choice but Neville’s Cross would hold a major chance granted a revival.

14:20 – Absolute Ruler

The most solid contender on recent evidence is ABSOLUTE RULER, who beat an odds-on shot from the Henderson yard last time and looks open to further improvement over hurdles. Designer Destiny has a good chance on her peak efforts, while River Of Joy and Film d’Action could take a step forward.

14:50 – Holerday Ridge

Provided he stays in form with the hood removed, HOLERDAY RIDGE could well follow up his recent C&D success. Aces Full, who showed some promise last time, is second choice ahead of Abaya Du Mathan.

15:25 – Loved Out

With the return to Ffos Las a plus, bottom-weight LOVED OUT is taken to double his tally. Halifax (second choice) is respected back up in distance, while Astigar is interesting now sent over 3m.

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16:00 – Gavin (NAP)

Judged on current form, GAVIN (NAP) holds leading claims and could well complete a hat-trick. Summer mare Karannelle is second choice, ahead of Sydney Blues who is unexposed over hurdles.

16:35 – Tom ORoughley

Boagrius can fare better with a recent run under his belt but this may rest between last-time-out winners Easkey Lad and TOM OROUGHLEY. The former responded well to the return of cheekpieces last month but preference is for Tom ORoughley, whose surge clear into the straight at Warwick last time offered hope he could deal with this revised mark. Cresswell Queen won at Newton Abbot yesterday but ended up having a harder race than appeared likely at one stage and would look vulnerable under a penalty.

17:05 – Cumhacht

The House (second choice) can call upon recent winning form so he has to be of some interest, for all he’s not an obvious one to follow up. Last year’s winner Prison Break needs a revival but that’s quite possible, while Twilight Prince will appreciate today’s more realistic task. The vote goes to CUMHACHT though, with Rebecca Curtis’s 5yo having shown enough to suggest he could win a small race. Today’s extra distance could be beneficial.