Airlie Beach attempts to sign off with a victory in the Ardilaun Hotel Oyster Stakes , the feature race at Galway on Tuesday.
The Willie Mullins-trained seven-year-old is in foal to Mount Nelson and the top-class hurdler is having what is expected to be her last start in the Listed contest, having broke her duck on the level with a maiden victory at Tramore.
Red Stars drops down from Group Three company and heads the list of dangers along with Pearl Of The West and Pocketfullofdreams.
The latter represents Aidan O'Brien who has strong claims with Hunting Horn in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden, which kicks things off at 2.25.
There was plenty to like about his debut fourth at the Curragh last month and Ballydoyle runners usually improve markedly for their first outing.
O'Brien saddles Bound in the concluding Sean Cleary Memorial Fillies Maiden as the three-year-old steps up to a mile and a half in an attempt to get off the mark.
Himmah has filled the runner-up berth on his last four starts and bids to go one better in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Fillies Maiden.
Kevin Prendargast's filly only missed out by three-quarters of a length at Roscommon last time out and is likely to be popular with the punters again.
Sister Blandina has also been threatening to score of late and is out to gain a deserved victory in the Donnellys Of Barna Rated Race.
Johnny Murtagh's charge faces just four rivals, one of which is Ontheiflist who ran out an easy winner at Roscommon on his latest outing and another big run could be on the cards.
Queeluz completed a double with ease here when last seen in June and returns in search of a hat-trick in the James P. Cunningham Electrical Handicap, while High Expectations bids to bounce back in the Galway Apprentice Handicap having missed out on a three-timer by a neck at Navan earlier in the month.
