Gordon Elliott will be hoping that the switch to fences can get Milsean back on track at Wexford on Wednesday night.
Second to Martello Tower in the 2015 Albert Bartlett when with Willie Mullins, the eight-year-old showed precious little for Mouse Morris following a lengthy spell on the sidelines and hasn't done much better in two starts for Elliott.
He goes to post for the Vinegar Hill Beginners Chase, in which he takes on the likes of Baily Moon and Go It Alone, who were second and third respectively at Tipperary recently, and Noel Meade's fencing newcomer Mahler Ten.
Patricks Park fought off Dawerann to spring a surprise at Roscommon, but reopposes on 8lb worse terms in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Handicap Chase.
Bellgrove was second at Limerick on Sunday and could give them plenty to think about if sufficiently recovered.
Mr Picotee bounced back to form when reverting to timber at Kilbeggan and attempts to follow up off an 8lb higher mark in the Slaney Handicap Hurdle.
His trainer Vincent Halley has a chance in the Loch Garman Handicap Hurdle with recent course fourth Sparkalark, although he will do well to cope with Drakaina, who defied odds of 20-1 to break her duck at the same meeting, with the promise of more to come.
Soul Season and The Irritator, who fought out the finish to the race in which Sparkalark was fourth, are also in the line-up.
Pyrford Pippin and Platinum Express made the frame in different races on the same Cork card and do battle in the Rosslare Mares Handicap Hurdle, where the weights are headed by the Elliott-trained Strike Is Back, who tries handicapping for the first time.
The action commences at 6.00 with a pretty uninspiring Welcome To Wexford Racecourse Maiden Hurdle, although Artical Eleven does have a win between the flags under his belt.
