Stack's filly aims to build on promising debut Yesterdayoncemore sets the standard in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at Dundalk on Wednesday. Fozzy Stack’s filly had evidently been showing up well in her homework because she went off even-money favourite on debut, but gave best by three-quarters of a length to the more experienced Moments Linger. That was still a lovely introduction at this track earlier this month and she should come on plenty from it. Aidan O’Brien takes the wraps off War Front colt King Neptune who has to rate a significant threat, particularly if strong in the market. O’Brien’s Dunkirk Harbour holds a Group Three entry next month so ought to showcase his ability in the Avenue Inn Maiden. Miss Jabeam really took to the Polytrack in November and landed a gamble in the first-time blinkers. She reappears over the same five-furlong trip in the Hen & Stag Packages At Dundalk Stadium Handicap, with Oisin Orr booked again. Ar Saoirse is likely to make a bold bid from the front under Orr in the Dundalk Stadium Business Club 2019 Claiming Race. The 52-rated gelding faces a stiff task at the weights, though, against Ado McGuinness’ Kasbah. Nisior Donn made headway for third on unsuitably slow ground at Gowran Park and catches the eye in the LMFM Dual Race Night Friday 3rd May Handicap. The five-year-old mare won on her last visit to Dundalk in February. Veteran Tennesse Waltz showed plenty of dash on his first start this year when beaten by a neck here last month. The eight-year-old has prospects in the Crowne Plaza Race & Stay Apprentice Handicap, but could find the well-weighted Mulzamm a tough nut to crack. The Dundalk Stadium — Light Up Your Night Handicap looks an opportunity for Dayereh to make the elusive breakthrough on her 17th career start.
