Nunthorpe heroine Winter Power has asked for an increase in its number One Group in Derrinstown Stud Flying Five Stakes in Curragh on Sunday.
Tim Easterby quickly managed to finish very well and did well in Knavesmire last month, earning Emaraaty Ana a Sprint Cup winner.
As was the case in York, Brazilian cyclist Silvestre de Sousa will board Ireland and enjoy the challenge.
He said: “It would be better to ride him again. I have never been since Nunthorpe.
“They do well in York. Obviously this is another option since York is five easy stadiums and Curragh is solid.
“He’s been successful at Newmarket, but it’s clear he was a much lower degree than he is going to be this week.
“Once they get back to where they were in York, they have to compete.
“They have a right to be.”
The most dangerous at Power Power could be a Yorkshire teammate carrying Glass Slippers, defending Flying Five crown off Kevin Ryan.
Following her victory 12 months ago, Dream Ahead’s daughter went on to finish second in the Prix de l’Abbaye before winning the Breeders’ Cup.
The five-year-old ran just once this season – finishing third in the King George Stakes title at Goodwood in July.
“He was announced and he’s going there in good shape. We hope to fire him,” Ryan said.
“It’s the First Team, so it’s going to be a tough competition.
“This has always been his plan, so the fingers went over.”
Archie Watson’s unstoppable son Dragon Symbol will resume the season with Oisin Murphy.
“I can’t wait. He’s been really refreshed and it looks like a good match for him. He’s attracted to Winter Power and I believe he can change the tables,” Murphy said.
The winner of David Evans Rohaan and the winner of Karl Burke of the Royal Ascot are successfully completing the biggest challenge in Britain.
“He’s in good shape. It’s a big question, it’s one of the strongest I’ve ever seen in the race. But with a three-year-old kid, we let him take his chances and I’m sure we’re ‘We have the best athletes next season even if they don’t win,” said Burke.
The home team is led by Joe Murphy of Gustavus Weston and Mooneista from Jack Davison Square.
The latter was seen chasing the Sapphire Second Team winner in competitions and distance two months ago.
Davison said: “There is nothing wrong with him. Everything is A1 and we are ready to roll.
“He’s a progressive athlete who apparently won the Second Division last season.
“We have a lot of competition this time around, but we look forward to it.”
Colin Keane rides a Frenetic coached by Ger Lyons, who has a light for the first time.
“He was a very good kid. He first detonated a Cork bomb in a small area, but his boss returned him to make one of his best corks in Cork for a disabled company, carrying high-quality horses against older horses,” said the rider.
“At Tipperary’s last day, he was probably dragged in the wrong direction and the ground was a little bit smaller where we were. Maybe we were in the worst place and he wasn’t comfortable.
“He has to give back as much as he can to take part, but if he does, he will have every opportunity.”
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