Adrian Murray runs Beautiful Sunshine in the Classic trail.
Westmeath based Adrian Murray looks to add arguably the biggest win of his recent trainer career to his CV at Leopardstown on Saturday.
He saddles Beautiful Sunshine in the 1,000 Guineas Trial, in the hope he may have a classic chance on his hands.
It'll be his first run for the Rathown based stable since he was switched from George Boughey's yard in the UK. The 3-year-old has two wins on his CV to date and can be forgiven for his below par performance at Royal Ascot last time out.
Rossa Ryan who has partnered the horse in both of his wins, makes the journey across the channel to take the mount.
The stable has been in fine form recently, picking up a win at Naas with their last runner and overall form figures for March of 5-3-3-8-4-6-2-1.
Eight will line up in opposition , including runners from Aidan and Joseph O'Brien, Dermot Weld, Ger Lyons and Willie McCreery.
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