Horse Racing Tips: Varian and Crowley to score at Ayr on Wednesday

There's quality Listed action taking place at Ayr this afternoon and the most eye-catching contender in the 15:30 contest is the Roger Varian-trained Al Husn, who is a red-hot 10/11 favourite and has been napped by a whopping seven tipsters for today's event. A four times winner, the four-year-old was last seen finishing second in the Group 2 Dahlia Stakes, which is top notch form, and a drop back to Listed company should see him produce a solid display here. Proving extremely popular with our tipsters, the likes of The Punt from the Racing Post and Spotlight from the Racing Post have both napped the jolly, who looks the one to beat.

For those looking for a bigger priced nap on Wednesday could opt to side with the Kevin Ryan-trained Ventura Rascal, who is a 9/1 shot for the 16:00 contest and has been napped by four tipsters. Tipman Tips, who sits third in the naps table, is one of the quartet of tipsters napping the Ryan charge, who was fourth at Pontefract last time out, but could easily improve on that effort here.

It could be a profitable day for the Varian team as they unleash Solar Orbiter in the 19:40 at Kempton Park and that contender is a warm 11/10 favourite for the event and has been napped by five tipsters. Seventh placed tipster from The Guardian is one of the quintet napping Varian's raider, who remains unbeaten after two starts and looks a rapid improver.

Farringdon from the Morning Star rocketed to the top of the naps table with a 4/1 winner on Tuesday and is looking to build on the current lead and heads to Warwick's National Hunt fixture for the best bet of the day. Opting to wait until the final race on the card at 17:20, Farringdon has napped the Paul Nicholls-trained Grace A Vous Enki, who is around the 100/30 mark, at the time of writing, and is the mount of Bryony Frost. The Ditcheat inmate was third last time out, but could shape much better today and looks to be one of the leading players.

Picksfromthepaddock is a tipster in excellent form of late having bagged three winning naps on the spin and heads to Kempton Park's all-weather evening card to try and land a fourth winner. The Norwich Evening News tipster has put up the Sir Michael Stoute-trained Balhambar, who is a 4/1 chance at the moment, and has to be respected in what is a competitive-looking contest.

Lee Sobot from the Yorkshire Evening Post is another looking for a fourth win on the bounce and heads to Warwick this afternoon and has napped the aforementioned Nicholls-trained Him Malaya, who is a 7/4 chance for the 14:45 race.