U S Navy Flag filly who sprang a surprise when winning 6-runner maiden at Tramore (1½m, good to soft) on debut just over 5 weeks ago, crucially handling the track better than the others. Makes the quick switch to a handicap but drop in trip not sure to suit.

Went without headgear and bounced back to best when second of 18 at Cork (1½m, good to soft) just over 3 weeks ago. First-time tongue tied applied but not sure to be in the same mood here. RESERVE.

Signed off last year with a maiden win at Gowran (9.5f) and has made the frame in handicaps 4 times this season, most recently when fourth of 13 at Roscommon (10.5f, good to soft) back in late-June. Yard going better now so not without each-way claims.

Veteran who found only one too good for the third successive race at Killarney in July. May have possibly just gone off the boil based on both efforts last month but it's worth remembering he's won around here in the past.

Back-to-back winner here last September. Low-key start to 2026 but looks on the way back and is one to keep an eye on from a slipping mark, fourth of 14 at Roscommon (7.5f, good) last month. Worth chancing back up in trip.

Confirmed previous promise when winning 17-runner handicap at Leopardstown (9f, soft) back in June, all out to hold on having led over 1f out. 4 lb rise not insurmountable so place claims if getting a run. RESERVE.

Progressing gradually and placed again having been well positioned when third of 21 in maiden at Navan (1¼m, good) just over a fortnight ago. Opening mark looks fair and comes from family that are particularly effective with cut in ground so shortlisted.

Yet to fire this year but took a step back in the right direction when fourth of 9 at Clonmel (1¼m, good) 5 days ago. That was still a long way before his best however, so others are more appealing.

Left Daniel McLoughlin after scoring at Naas last September and ran well on a couple of handicaps to start this campaign. Not so good in a first-time tongue tie at Killarney (1m, good) last month but can bounce back returned to a handicap with equipment left off.

Well on top at the finish when resuming winning ways at Gowran (1m) early this month. Shaped as if still in good form when fourth of 7 in minor event at Galway (8.5f, soft) just under a fortnight ago but not in the same form at Gowran on Saturday.

Won at Navan (1¼m) in March on his final start for Aidan Melia and has added 2 wins for his current yard since, at Ballinrobe (13f) and Limerick (12.5f). Looks to have gone off the boil judged on his last few outings, though.

Successful over 1m at the Curragh last November but disappointing when last seen in the spring, most recently over hurdles. Will need to hit the ground running in reapplied cheekpieces.

Proved better than ever when winning 13-runner event at Galway (8.5f) in July, suited by strong pace. Not disgraced in a better race at Dundalk next time but ran one of this season's poorer races at Navan earlier in the month. Bounce back needed.

Off the mark in Bellewstown maiden in July last year. Hasn't been seen to best effect all 3 starts in handicaps this season, left in a poor position the way the race unfolded when seventh of 8 at Killarney (1m, good) 10 weeks ago (visored). Handicapper given her a chance.

Easy Gowran winner 12 months ago. Hasn't hit the target since but best forgiven her Navan effort earlier in the month, making little impression having been forced to switch over 2f out. Worth treating as still in form so not discounted.

Completed a hat-trick at Dundalk (1½m) in March but has failed to make much of an impact in 5 runs since, including under Oisin Murphy last month.

Largely running well without winning this season, most recently when fifth of 14 at Punchestown (1m, good) 6 days ago. RESERVE.