An intriguing card at Tramore kicks off with the Perennial Freight Maiden at 4.10, where Nanmour tries to recapture her form of last year.
Willie McCreery's filly earned a mark of 80 after solid efforts at Gowran and the Curragh and a return to those heights could see her strike, though Creative Talent has better form this term and could prove a fly in the ointment.
Dermot Weld has opted to adorn Faseeha in a visor for the first time in the Ashtown House Stud EBF Fillies Maiden, after she let favourite backers down at Wexford last time.
This is no easy task, though, as David Wachman's Marie Celeste has been in consistent form this term, while Nicaragua may have caught a tartar at Galway last time.
Two last-time-out winners contest the Purcell Properties Rated Race, with Bellewstown scorer Pincode taking on recent Wexford winner For Goodness Sake, who will surely enjoy the step up in trip here being by quadruple Ascot Gold Cup winner Yeats.
Her trainer John Murphy also has claims in the Assembly Techniques Handicap, where the step up to two miles should do his Uncharted Waters some good, though Magnetic Force is a big danger after a good second at Wexford three weeks ago.
Mick Winters bids for a four-timer with Theos Well in the concluding Dan Cowman Memorial Handicap, after he supplemented a Flat success with a pair of hurdle victories at Cork.
His big danger also reverts to the Flat after a good effort over timber, as Landau was a solid second at Killarney when last seen.
Duke Of Medina bids to follow up a convincing Wexford win in the Have Your Wedding At The Strand Inn Handicap, while the Christine Hadfield Memorial Handicap could be between Oceania Queen and Elis Gury
