Three trainers have runners in with a chance on a big weekend for flat racing.
The midlands will be well represented on Irish Guineas Trials Day at Leopardstown tomorrow.
Portarlington's Kieran Cotter saddles Midnight Treasure in the opening race, a 1-mile maiden for three-year-olds.
Later in the day Shane Duffy's Howling Wolf lines up in a handicap at five to five, once again over the mile.
Sandwiched between them Rathowen's Adrian Murray could have a real star on his hands.
Beautiful Sunshine is entered in the 1,000 Guineas Trial at ten past three.
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