Ffos Las Racing Tips: Mya can cause Mayhem

NAP: Mya can take advantage of a drop in class

Mayhem Mya – 12:40 Ffos Las

Mayhem Mya showed fairly useful form to win twice in bumpers and shaped with plenty of encouragement pitched into a listed event for her hurdling debut at Haydock last month. She took a typically strong hold in the first part of the race, but moved into contention nicely when entering the straight before not being able to go with the principals from two out. Mayhem Mya must be held in high regard and is strongly fancied to take advantage of this much easier assignment.

EXC1.1

Trainer: Chris Honour
Jockey: Non Runner
Age: 5
Weight: 10st 13lbs
OR: –

NEXT BEST: Gustavian worth another chance

Gustavian – 14:20 Ffos Las

Gustavian won three times over hurdles (all in heavy ground) and is best not judged on his latest start over fences where he unseated his rider after blundering the first fence at Exeter on New Year’s Day. He had previously shaped with promise on his chase debut when third in a good event at Uttoxeter last month, jumping well in the main, and hopefully his mistake last time has learnt him plenty. It is encouraging he is turned out quickly and he should relish conditions.

EXC1.06

Trainer: Anthony Honeyball
Jockey: Aidan Coleman
Age: 7
Weight: 11st 8lbs
OR: 135

EACH WAY: King can reign

Kingston King – 13:10 Ffos Las

Templier, who won in emphatic fashion at Warwick on New Year’s Eve, is likely to be a warm order turned out under a 7 lb penalty. But his overall profile isn’t an inspiring one, so he could be worth taking on with fellow last-time-out winner Kingston King. He won with more in hand than the official margin suggests at Bangor last time, pressing on for home some way out and only closed down when idling in front. There was plenty to like about that win and he will relish conditions, so is taken to topple the likely favourite.

EXC1.33

Trainer: David Rees
Jockey: Philip Armson
Age: 8
Weight: 10st 6lbs
OR: 85