Lady looking to get back on track at Limerick Westerner Lady bids to bounce back on her first start since falling at Fairyhouse as she lines up at Limerick on Sunday The prolific mare came to grief three from home in the Grade Three Fowler Memorial Chase on Irish National Day after a below-par round of jumping. Willie Mullins' charge, a winner of 10 races, bids to get back on track now in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Chase. Having already won twice at Grade Three level and also taken a Grade Two prize over fences, the 140-rated performer looks the one to beat in the €25,000 contest. Her main danger appears to be stablemate Listen Dear, who is only rated a pound lower on official terms. It's interesting that Paul Townend gets the leg up on her. She was far from disgraced against some top-class geldings at Punchestown last time when fourth behind exciting stablemate Great Field. Like Westerner Lady she seems to go well on a sound surface and it looks a good clash between the pair. Who's That looks the closest rival off a mark of 125 but she needs to improve after failing to complete on her two most recent runs. Mullins has just one other runner on the card and Minella Beau will be expected to collect in the concluding bumper. The King's Theatre gelding made a winning start for the yard when scoring on his return from a 16-month absence at Cork last month. He beat Gagas Horse in good style then and given that he is entitled to improve from that he should confirm that form despite a 7lb turnaround now. Charles Byrnes is another who looks to have couple of strong contenders on the card. Black Warrior will bid to go on better in the Liam Hogan Memorial Beginners Chase after finishing second on his chase debut at Ballinrobe earlier this month. The consistent Not For You bids to gain a deserved success in the Follow Limerick On Facebook Handicap Chase. He has picked up prize-money on his last four starts, including when chasing home Dark Outsider at Killarney last Sunday.
