Tramore preview A lowering of sights could see Shanahan's Turn back in the winners' enclosure after the Listed At The Races Steeplechase in Tramore today. Last year's Galway Plate hero has been unplaced in three subsequent attempts in Graded company but has plenty in his favour here. Henry de Bromhead's eight-year-old gelding is comfortably the highest rated of the five runners and is well in at the weights. Connections will aim to land this before moving the former Grade Two winner up in class again. Cheekpieces are fitted for the first time. Peace N' Milan won on heavy ground in Clonmel which gives her a strong hand in the Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Mares Maiden Hurdle. Grey gelding De Benno relishes rain-softened ground and is hard to overlook when switched back to the smaller obstacles in the www.tramore-racecourse.com Handicap Hurdle. When last seen in this sphere, he landed a 22-runner handicap at Fairyhouse. Sizing Alberta has shown enough for de Bromhead to suggest that he could be a major player in the Waterford & Tramore Racecourse Family Fun Afternoon Maiden Hurdle. Garrai Phaidin isn't without risks in the two mile seven furlong handicap chase, as recent form figures of U1F show, but he might pick up a winning thread again. His victory in Thurles was on testing going. King Blue could get a turn in the Graun Hill Handicap Steeplechase after two runner-up finishes in-a-row. Liz Doyle's Burrows Lane might find the company easier in the bumper after finishing unplaced behind the useful Sunni May and Death Duty in his last two appearances.
