One from eighth over the larger obstacles, that win coming in an Ayr novice handicap chase in February. Not disgraced since but may have to settle for a minor honour in this contest.
Winner of five of his 32 starts over fences and has been running well with credit since November before a below par effort at Leopardstown when last seen in February. Place claims with yard in good nick.
Has hit the frame on three occasions but ultimately remains a 10-race maiden in chase contests. First time blinkers unlikely to bring about the required amount of improvement needed to play a role here.
Veteran who has missed a lot of racing in the last couple of seasons. Last of six beaten 15L on first start for 569 days in a Limerick handicap chase in March and unlikely to be playing a part in the finish here.
Has developed in to a promising sort since completing a Fairyhouse double in January landing beginners and handicap chases in good style. Beaten over timber latest, but one for the shortlist back chasing.
Winner of two of his 10 starts over the larger obstacles and has been running with great credit in a number of contests since March, including a win at Wexford over this trip. Brings good form to the table and one to have onside.
Six-race maiden over fences the Alhaarth gelding returns to chasing following a number of dismal hurdling efforts since December. Others look more convincing.
Winner of four of her 41 chase starts, hitting the frame on a further seven occasions. Running well in defeat in three starts since May and likely to run well once again.
Forecasts
Crazyheart (3/1), Presenting Mahler (4/1), Dakota Moirette (11/2), Little Haarth (11/2), Veinard (6/1), Tisamystery (8/1), Dylrow (8/1), Lucky Pat (9/1)
The Paul Nolan-trained CRAZYHEART is winner of two of his 10 starts over the larger obstacles and has been running with great credit in a number of contests since March including a solid second of six behind Littlestickarubarb at Cork over a similar trip last month. The Alhaarth gelding can see off any potential challenge from the Gordon Elliott-trained Veinard for jockey Brian Hayes and distance winner Presenting Mahler