Willie Mullins is triple-handed as he attempts to scoop the big pot on offer in Thursday's Laurels Pub & Restaurant Kingdom Gold Cup Handicap at Killarney.
The champion NH trainer's team is headed by joint top-weight Laws Of Spin, with his stablemate She's So Flawless at the opposite end of the handicap and 2lb out of it.
Mullins also saddles the veteran Digeanta, who ran twice at the Galway Festival, once with credit and the other when struggling in the race won so impressively by fellow Mullins inmate Renneti.
Sea The Lion is on a hat-trick mission for Jarlath Fahey, while smart jumpers Snow Falcon and Western Boy, as well as Jim Bolger's progressive three-year-old Clongowes, add further spice to the contest.
The Mullins-trained Max Dynamite was disappointing when the subject of a Galway Hurdle gamble and reverts to the level for the John Lane & Sons Tralee (Q.R.) Race.
The 2015 Melbourne Cup runner-up takes on Sandymount Duke, who ran so well for a long way in the Plate at Ballybrit.
Andesh made a promising start to his career and tries to build on it in the opening Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Maiden at 4.30.
Michael Halford's colt got closest to a well-backed Ballydoyle youngster with previous experience at the Curragh and looks a useful prospect.
Halford turns Miss Snossyboots out again just five days on from her Tramore triumph, and she has a 6lb penalty to contend with in the Ross Golf Course Apprentice Handicap.
Oathkeeper was still in with a shout when coming down as favourite at Galway and locks horns again with the second and third from that event, Dont Tell No One and Ballela Boy, in the Killarney Oaks Hotel Beginners Chase.
Neddyvaughan strives to supplement his recent Sligo success in the Owens McCarthy Claims Specialists Handicap Chase, while Presenting Julio is back over fences on an attractive mark in the Kelly Foley & Co. In Association With Lloyd Fitzpatrick Handicap Chase.
