Crown Theatre attempts to capitalise on a lenient timber figure when he goes to post for the Find Tramore Racecourse On Facebook Handicap Hurdle.
Henry de Bromhead's six-year-old has been in good heart over the larger obstacles and won a handicap in that sphere at Limerick off a mark of 120 recently.
He is able to compete off just 109 here so will be difficult to beat, although he comes up against a fellow last-start winner in the shape of Patsio, while Seeyouallincoppers is another serious contender on the back of sterling placed efforts at Punchestown and Perth.
Like Crown Theatre, Halls Bridge is switched to timber in an attempt to take advantage of a comparatively lenient figure, and he takes part in the Tramore Golf Club Handicap Hurdle.
Redclue makes the opposite move, going from hurdles to fences for the Jim Ryan Racecourse Services Handicap Chase, and he has been in fine fettle this spring.
Stonehall Jack keeps hitting the crossbar but is experienced and still sets the standard in the Tramore Racecourse Supporters Club Beginners Chase.
The biggest threat comes in the shape of Shake It Up, even though he couldn't justify favouritism at Downpatrick, although Pierlow and Swantykay are a couple of interesting newcomers to fences.
My Matador produced his best performance since moving to Ireland when second at Clonmel just over a week ago, and Ruby Walsh keeps the partnership intact for the opening www.tramore-racecourse.com Maiden Hurdle at 5.50.
The Gordon Elliott-trained Credulous also hit the crossbar last time and is the one to fear most.
Elliott gives Miss Dinamic her jumping debut under Rules in the Graun Hill Mares Maiden Hurdle and it will be disappointing if she doesn't go very close, given her consistency in bumpers.
Collen Beag won't go down without a fight, though, providing she is over a Limerick tumble.
