Detailed bids for more in a lucrative campaign

Providing the meeting passes an 8am inspection, Detailed will aim to secure her third victory of the campaign in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap at Roscommon on Monday evening.

After hinting her turn was not far away on a few occasions, the daughter of Motivator opened her account with a cosy success at Ballinrobe in July.

She was only narrowly denied when bidding to follow up at the Galway Festival last month and got back on the winning trail with a dominant six-and-a-half-length success at the Curragh a fortnight ago.

The handicapper has reacted by handing her an 11lb hike in the weights, but Detailed is clearly on an upward curve and will take plenty of beating in the €25,000 feature.

O'Brien's charge faces six opponents, with Sheila Lavery's Hillcrest Fire, not seen since scoring at Cork in May, her biggest threat.

Proceedings get under way with the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden.

Sebastiano Ricci and Raynama both bring useful form to the table, but it would be no surprise to see Jim Bolger's Godolphin-owned newcomer Dubai Is Great make a successful debut.

The Cape Cross colt is a full-brother to Saburo, who won his only start for Bolger four years ago, and market support would be an ominous sign for his rivals.

Not A Bad Oul Day bids to continue his excellent run of form for trainer John Feane in the Tulsk Handicap.

The five-year-old has won five times already this season, most recently over this course and distance, and looks to have been found a good opportunity to add to his tally.

The Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden looks an open heat, with Guthanna Gaoithe, Jasaara, Sin Sin and Vincita all capable of winning.

John McConnell's stable stalwart Orgilgo Bay has not won for a long time, but must have a solid chance in the Roscommon Rated Hurdle.

The seven-year-old was a seriously smart juvenile hurdler a few years ago, finishing third in the Fred Winter at the Cheltenham Festival.

He won at Downpatrick and a valuable handicap at Listowel later that year (2014), but has not managed to get his head in front since.

That said, his current mark of 123 allows him into these smaller conditions races and it will be disappointing if he cannot win one before too long.

Plenty have chances in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Handicap Hurdle, while Tramore third Some Day Soon, trained by Pat Flynn and ridden by Jamie Codd, looks the one to be on in the bumper.