 and they also jump north of the border at Ayr (1.15-3.55). In the evening an all-weather Flat double bill from either side of the Irish Sea at Dundalk (1.40-5.15) and Kempton (4.30-8.30). Wednesday's nap represents a red-hot Nicky Richards team at Ayr and can thwart an Irish raider from Gordon Elliott's stable. Horse racing predictions today: Ayr, Bangor-on-Dee and Kempton Enda McElhinney's Wednesday fancies are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them. Odds correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change. Already used the Sky Bet sign-up offer? Take a look at more great bookmaker offers and the best betting sites. Horse racing predictions: Ayr 1.50 The bumper won by GEGE VILLE here a year ago isn't the strongest piece of form, but there was no mistaking his dominance late on, and he should have plenty more to offer on his hurdling debut. One of those to finish behind him that afternoon, Ginger Mail has twice won over hurdles recently, including a handicap over track and trip off a mark of 114. Adding to the confidence factor is the red-hot form of the Nicky Richards team, with a 4-8 strike-rate lately and this novices' hurdle is not the strongest of events on paper. Gordon Elliott's raider Benz is forced to concede 7lb, having won a maiden in August at Tramore (2m, good), but he looks to have improvement to find on the strength of that run if Gege Ville takes well to hurdles on a track that he already knows well. Selection: Gege Ville @ SP with Sky Bet Horse racing predictions: Bangor-on-Dee 3.05 The eye is drawn to Irish raider MINELLA YOUNGY for Gavin Cromwell in this 2m 3½f handicap hurdle. His team have been in good form lately and this four-year-old has plenty of experience over hurdles. He was having his eighth start over timber in July when he won){kind=link}
Wednesday’s racing predictions come from Ayr, Bangor-on-Dee and Kempton. Read our expert’s nap of the day, next best and other selections
Four meetings from four different countries make up Wednesday’s cosmopolitan racing schedule.
Wales is the first port of call for National Hunt racing at Bangor-on-Dee (12.50-4.05pm) and they also jump north of the border at Ayr (1.15-3.55). In the evening an all-weather Flat double bill from either side of the Irish Sea at Dundalk (1.40-5.15) and Kempton (4.30-8.30).
Wednesday’s nap represents a red-hot Nicky Richards team at Ayr and can thwart an Irish raider from Gordon Elliott’s stable.
Enda McElhinney’s Wednesday fancies are below. Scroll down to read the expert analysis behind them.