The Dundalk Stadium - Light Up Your Night Handicap is the feature on an eight-race card, with Whaileyy heading the field following a pair of 7f successes at the all-weather circuit in the last couple of weeks.
Rated as high as 105 when in the care of Marco Botti, Mick Halford has done a fine job of rejuvenating the six-year-old and he has the scope for further progress, a comment that is also applicable to Kimbay, a filly who comes into this having completed a hat-trick with victory over the minimum distance here a fortnight ago.
That pair look the main protagonists, although English challenger Serenity Spa caught the eye at Lingfield and cannot be overlooked.
Racing gets under way at 5.40 with the Opera At Dundalk Stadium - Sunday 30th November Nursery Handicap, and Anonymous Lady seemed a filly to keep on the right side of when displaying a really likeable attitude to get off the mark over 5f here last month.
Another reliable sort is Corker Hill and she can be expected to give her running again in the Dundalk Stadium On Facebook Rated Race where she takes on the likes of Footprint, who boasts some solid Flat form from this summer, and So Sensible, capable of much better than shown here most recently.
A 6lb rise might not be enough to stop hat-trick seeker Minot Street as he goes for more gold in the Crowne Plaza Leading Jockey & Trainer Championship Handicap (Div 1), but old rival Doux Douce enjoys a favourable pull in the weights and connections will be hoping he can go very close to finally opening his account.
Another trying to get off the mark is Kadayma, who takes in the www.dundalkstadium.com Maiden on the back of a good third placed effort. John Oxx appears to have found his charge a suitable opening and she should be able to strike at the fourth time of asking.
