Go with the flow and back Red Riverman at Ayr

He made an eyecatching debut when a close-up third to Janood at Newmarket with the winner since going on to Listed success at Newbury.

That looks pretty good form, especially as the second had previously finished behind Prix Morny winner Dream Ahead on his first racecourse outing.

William Haggas' charge will not have to be up to that kind of level to score here.

Monkton Vale finished way off the pace at Goodwood but the Whyte & Mackay Handicap is nowhere near as competitive a heat. Scottish punters will be hoping for the same sort of luck that was in the air at Yarmouth yesterday. Bookmakers took a battering as five of the six races went to short-priced favourites.

Neil Callan was a key contributor as he landed a quickfire double at the Norfolk track.

Buthelezi provided the Newmarket-based pilot with his first victory in the Avenue Pub & Restaurant Novice Stakes.

John Gosden's giant two-year-old was anchored just off the pace-setting Amwell Pinot before being asked to settle the contest with two furlongs remaining.

The 10-11 market leader duly obliged as he stormed through inside the final furlong, despite showing signs of inexperience, to record a head victory over the eyecatching Dux Scholar. Smart prospect Harry Patch completed the double in the Avenue Pub & Restaurant Handicap.

Callan kept Michael Jarvis' even-money shot prominent throughout before quickening smartly inside the final furlong to record a one-and-a-half-length victory over the gambled-on Mac's Power. The lightly-raced Lujain colt was building on a pleasing reappearance at Haydock to take this in impressive fashion, setting up a possible tilt at next month's Ayr Gold Cup, for which he is trading at around 16-1.

Shesells Seashells justified 7-2 co-favouritism to land the opening Avenue Pub Handicap in good fashion.

Held up off the pace, Hayley Turner rousted along the progressive three-year-old inside the final two furlongs to burst down the outside of the track.

She then maintained a smooth gallop to record an impressive one-and-a-half-length victory over fellow co-favourite Cat Hunter.

Nelson's Bounty (5-2) sailed through the field to take the Floral Designs Florist Gorleston Handicap, while Hamloola (1-2 favourite) looked impressive when scoring in the Yarmouth Greyhound Stadium Maiden Fillies' Stakes.

Richard Hills was left with a steering job aboard the William Haggas-trained three-year-old, who made all and romped to an eight-length victory over Chaqueta.

Wake Up Call (13-8 favourite) compounded the layers' misery when bagging a course-and-distance hat-trick in the Norfolk And Suffolk Animal Trust Fillies' Handicap.

George Baker made effortless progress on Chris Wall's four-year-old before asserting close to home to record a one-and-half-length victory over Avon Lady.