Lavery hopeful Multiviz can strike in Wexford Sheila Lavery is happy to get Multiviz back on a sounder surface at Wexford on Saturday. The County Meath handler is a big admirer of the three-year-old filly, who is winless after four starts yet showed a good level of form as a youngster. Multiviz was sent off a 7-1 chance on her return to action at Cork last month, but she struggled in the heavy ground and finished fourth behind Jet Setting, who ended up in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket. The daughter of Multiplex steps up in trip by a furlong in the Hen And Stag Parties At Wexford Racecourse Median Auction Fillies Maiden, with her trainer optimistic of a bold bid. Lavery said: "There's rain due, but slight dig in the ground would be absolutely fine for her as it was heavy at Cork. "She held a Guineas entry but she's not at that level. She's a nice horse, though, and we like her. "She's going very well and we'd be very, very hopeful of a good run." Multiviz is one of nine horses declared for the opener, with Evening Hush and Fiuntach seemingly big threats to Lavery's inmate. Aidan O'Brien saddles Arya Tara, while Cockney Wren and Suelou are the two newcomers in the field. O'Brien will probably have higher hopes for runaway Naas scorer Credit The Giver, who looks the stand-out horse in the Phelim Byrne's Seasuir At Wexford Racecourse Handicap.
