Dundalk Stadium Business Club 2017 Claiming Race

Former Listed winner on the AW, but cost current connections only 15,000 gns at the sales. Looks to be regressing, beat only one rival in a 17-runner handicap on his reappearance at Naas and has something to prove.

Another contender whose connections have been finding it difficult to gauge his best trip. Makes his reappearance after a 161-days absence and is one of the less obvious contenders.

Had some decent form for David O'Meara in England, but has done little since joining his current yard. Would have a chance if recapturing his old form.

Favourite when sixth of 14 in a handicap over C&D last time, he takes a drop in class, One of the more consistent types in an ordinary race, his chance is enhanced by a positive jockey booking.

Another ex-David O'Meara inmate, he ran a reasonable race to be third in a C&D claimer last month. Does not leap off the page on form, but has an each-way chance.

Drops back in trip after finishing 6th of 12 in a handicap at this track last time. Has been running. consistently well since the turn of the year, he drops to claiming company and the booking of a top jockey offers encouragement.

Successful in a 6f handicap for English trainer Mark Usher at Chelmsford in October. Has been running over further since crossing the Irish Sea, inlcuding when winning over 7f here in February, and has to be respected.

Once a fair AW performer, his last win came in September, 2015. He has run only sparingly - and without much encouragement - since. Clearly had his problems and looks to be on a downward spiral.

One win in 10 AW starts, he has not shown a lot on recent outings and connections seem to be struggling to find his best trip. Others make more appeal.

Has not been seen on a racecourse since finishing last of 14 here in September. Likely to need this, she would be a surprise winner.