Down Royal 20:00 Odds Comparison

Consistent filly who finished runner-up for the fifth time in 9 starts in a Killarney maiden last time, going as close as she has, though will probably need to improve for the switch to a handicap/first-time cheekpieces to open her account.

Found plenty of improvement when readily taking a 15-runner handicap at the Curragh (7f) and was only beaten by a handicap blot in his bid to follow-up over 1m there last time.

Reliable sort who won twice last year and having posted a good fourth of 11 in handicap at Musselburgh (7f) in late-April, he looks set to give another good account.

Successful at Bath on final start for Richard Hughes prior to running to a similar level when fourth in a big-field handicap at Navan (5f) on stable debut latest and he isn't discounted stepping back up significantly in trip.

Long-standing maiden who was left poorly placed on his latest run at Roscommon (1¼m), but will need a good gallop if he's to be seen to better effect over a markedly shorter trip.

Three-time winner last year, including over C&D, and having still looked to be working her way back to full fitness when down the field at the Curragh last time, she ought to be spot on for this.

Looks well treated on the form of his Fairyhouse win last summer and while he couldn't build on his close fourth at the Curragh when well held over 1m there last time, the handicapper has given him another chance.

Still a maiden after 17 starts, but she was fifth in an above-average race for the grade on her latest start (7f, soft) and makes appeal off an unchanged mark.

On a long losing run, but he didn't shape too badly when fifth of 10 in a competitive handicap at Leopardstown (7f, soft) on his reappearance.

Below form since his second at Dundalk in September, though was entitled to need his Curragh reappearance and has been dropped a handy 3 lb.

Back on track when creditable second of 10 in a claimer at Dundalk (1m) on his latest start but didn't offer much in a pair of turf handicaps prior to that. Engaged 7.45 Leopardstown Thursday.

Dual Dundalk winner who hasn't stood much racing in recent seasons and was friendless in the betting when well beaten at Leopardstown on return from 13 months off.

Fairly useful form in France, winning a pair of claimers last year but was sent off a long odds on first run for shrewd stable at Limerick last week, shaping as though he'll be better for the run.

Cheekpieces on when landing a double in a Dundalk claimer (1m) on final start for G. M. Lyons, but he finished last on stable debut/reappearance at Leopardstown (1¼m) and again goes without headgear.