The first big race of the afternoon is the Grade Two Mares Chase over 2m5f and Elimay is the one to beat in this if running to the form of her Cheltenham festival win.
The Willie Mullins trained grey has been a very consistent horse over the years and overall holds some of the best past form in the race.
Finishing second in last year's Grade Two Mares' Chase at the Cheltenham festival behind stablemate Colreevy, with the mare going on to frank the form after that beating Monkfish and Envoi Allen, it stacked up as credible form.
Elimay this term needed her first two runs to warm up, running no race at Aintree when third of four runners at Fairyhouse when second behind Mount Ida.
She bounced back to form next time out over two miles in the Listed Opera Hat Mares Chase at Naas and she looked back to her best.
Primed for revenge in the Grade Two Mares' Chase at Cheltenham, she stayed on best of the pack to get up late and land the spoils.
Going up a further furlong in this event will be no issue and having beat the second favourite last time out she is the one to be on.