Shaneshill back for more at Galway Galway Plate runner-up Shaneshill is set to make a swift return to action in the At The Races Chase on Sunday. The Willie Mullins-trained eight-year-old was a heavily-backed 3-1 favourite for the feature event on Wednesday after finishing third in the French Champion Hurdle, but made a bad mistake at the second fence from home and was unable to reel in Balko Des Flos. He has been declared to run again over the same course and distance just four days later and is set to face six opponents if he does line up. Mullins could also run Arbre De Vie, sixth on Wednesday, while Noel Meade's Road To Riches, winner of the Galway Plate in 2014 and 10th in this year's renewal, could turn out again, too. Ted Veale could make his first competitive appearance for Tony Martin since finishing down the field in last year's Galway Hurdle. Champagne Harmony, Ask Nile and Cable make up the field. Henry de Bromhead's Attribution heads the weights for the Lord Hemphill Memorial Handicap Chase. The Gigginstown House Stud-owned gelding was highly tried as a novice over fences last season, but won a Grade Three along the way and won comfortably on his return from a break at Limerick last month. His rivals include Mr Fiftyone, Dicosimo and course scorer Jack The Wire. Joseph O'Brien's Treasure Chest looks a leading candidate for top honours in the opening Adare Manor Opportunity Handicap Hurdle. The same trainer saddles the long-absent King Leon in the Kenny Galway Handicap Hurdle. The seven-year-old has been off the track since winning a handicap chase at Tipperary over a year ago, but still warrants maximum respect. Pat Kelly's recent Killarney victor Dawn Raider and Niall Madden's Travertine, a winner at Listowel on his last start, are others of interest. Race goers are advised to stay until the bitter end as the concluding Fr. Breen Memorial (Pro-Am) Flat Race promises to be an interesting affairs. Joseph O'Brien saddles impressive Killarney winner Santiago De Cuba, while Willie Mullins saddles the runaway Limerick scorer Ainsi Va La Vie and Vittorio, who won as she liked on her debut at Roscommon.
