He'llberemembered goes for back-to-back victories in the Premier County Hurdle at Thurles.
Paul Fahey's veteran went on to land a valuable prize over fences at Leopardstown in January and shaped with promise when sixth in the Irish Cesarewitch most recently.
On official ratings, Moonshine Lad has 10lb to find with last year's winner, although Keep On Track and Ordinary Man are out of their depth so he still represents the primary threat.
Adrian Heskin has his first ride since getting the job of Barry Connell's number one when he gets the leg-up on King Schultz in the Devils Bit 3-Y-O Maiden Hurdle.
The Ted Walsh-trained gelding showed some encouragement on the Flat and is a likely type for this game.
Down Ace tries fences for the first time in the opening Holycross Mares Chase at 2.15.
Noel Meade's seven-year-old kept good company over timber but her jumping will need to stand up to this test because Dazzling Susie has experience on her side and will appreciate having her sights lowered.
Meade is also responsible for Prima Vista in the www.thurlesraces.ie Beginners Chase and his previous experience will stand him in good stead.
The one to beat, however, could be Allied Victory, who hasn't been seen since struggling at the Irish National meeting but looked decent at Gowran Park before that.
Robbie Hennessy has decided not to start stable star Rubi Light back in the feature event on the card, but his half-sister Ultra Light attempts to uphold the family honour in the Leugh Handicap Hurdle, in which she shoulders a 4lb penalty for last week's Downpatrick success.
Tiger Trek deserves a change of luck and his time may come in the Cashel Maiden Hurdle, while his stable companion Sub Lieutenant will be a tough nut to crack in the Munster Flat Race.
