Everything tallies when it comes to the chance of Lynch's Callie

KILLESHIL CALLIE has generally been competing well in slightly stronger company and looks something to bet on when dropped to A5 grade for Mullingar's 8.26 over 525 yards.

Vincent Lynch's bitch landed an A4 in late March and is four from 11 at this level so the hints are there and the make-up looks decent too.

She should never be too far from the action and can come through to lead in the second half of the contest.

Earlier, Oisin O'Duill's prolific Kuma Targaryen (6.39) can also take advantage of an ease in grade to register a seventh win in her last nine starts.

There is also morning Irish action from Kilkenny where Louise Whall's Giddyup Duchess (1.12) can double her career tally after going really close in a similar contest last week.

Other Kilkenny fancies are John Phelan's Eyeofthekiln (11.13), who can register a first victory at the eighth attempt, and Willie Hanlon's Ballygur Nelly (2.03) who can continue her fine recent run.

Harlow has the usual Wednesday double-header with Sharon Saberton's generously-downgraded Headford Gent (12.29) fancied for D3 sprint success at the early meeting, while Paul Rea's Tommys Handful (7.24) can follow up a recent inter-track success at the evening fixture.

The afternoon cards are at Doncaster and Valley with Enid Gowler's Keady Storm (3.29) capable of overcoming a double upgrade to B4 level at Donny, while Donna Davy's Swift Kadesha (3.22) is an inter-track standout in South Wales.

Killeshil Callie (nap)
T2 Mullingar 8.26