Ballyguider Bridge could be best bet.

Year three away from Leopardstown, the traditional home of the Ballyogan Stakes, sees some changes in the conditions of the featured Group 3 contest. The first of seven on a mixed card is due off at 6.00.

Again sponsored by Kerry Group, the E80,000 race is confined to fillies and mares for the first time and also extends in trip from five up to six furlongs.

Four of the last five renewals have been won by British-trained runners and again the cross-channel challenge is strong this time around. Perhaps Topkamp, one of the five raiders, could be worthy of support.

Jamie Spencer takes the mount on Michael Bell´s daughter of Pennekamp and after a second placing in a similar event at Baden-Baden last time, she can now account for Golden Nun and Miss Childrey.

Small fields are in evidence all evening and the unusual happening of the bumper being the third race on the programme occurs. Best bet of the session could arise here in the shape of Ballyguider Bridge.

The 4yo has shown progressive form in four runs since her debut back in February and after reaching the runner-up berth in a large field at this course last month, Leonard Flynn´s mount is poised to score.

Showdance can improve on his initial effort to take the four runner six furlong maiden whilst the other leg of the Jackpot, the h´cap hurdle sees Harbour Bay go into battle with strong claims