Liam Cusack saddles Arrycan in the 4.50 on Sunday.
There's eight races scheduled for this weekend's racing action in the midlands.
Kilbeggan Races start with maiden and novice hurdle action.
There's two handicap contests over the smaller obstacles followed by a brace of chase races and a flat bumper to finish off Sunday's card.
The feature is the Entegro Handicap Chase and Laois trainer Liam Cusack saddles one of the strongest fancies for the 4.50.
Kilbeggan Races' Brian Gavin says the 9 year old has plenty of course form and anyone worried about missing the All Ireland Under 20 Hurling Final will be covered at the track too:
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