Gowran's rearranged seven-race card from last Wednesday features the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Hurry Harriet Stakes and Crysanthemum must concede weight all round.
David Wachman's Danehill Dancer filly was disappointing on soft ground at this track in May but the subsequent break suggests all wasn't right that day and she's better judged on her previous Curragh wins at Group 3 and Listed level.
Balladiene and recent Galway scorer Midnight Music are capable sorts, but the three-year-olds pose a greater threat, with Shebella of particular interest.
Sent off favourite to beat Princess Highway on just her second outing at Naas in May, John Oxx's representative was well held in fifth there but she hasn't been disgraced in two starts since and the testing conditions looked against her at the Curragh last month.
The McEnery Cup Handicap could also be bossed by the Classic generation and the Jim Bolger-trained Livia Galilei stands out.
She comfortably accounted for Tantalising at Sligo earlier in the month and a 5lb rise is fair.
Wexford winner All That Rules and Leopardstown runner-up Shelford are less exposed than Livia Galilei and should have more to offer as they gain experience.
The Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden starts proceedings at 1.30 and Aidan O'Brien saddles recent Leopardstown third Battle Of Marengo, as well as beautifully-bred newcomer Twilight Zone, a half-brother to Thomas Chippendale.
Punters would be wise to monitor the market ahead of the Rooftop Restaurant At Gowran Park Nursery, in which the Bolger-trained top-weight Einsteins Folly could have most to fear from Sin Miedo and Fromajacktoaking.
Brog Deas and Vedani have been performing well in defeat lately and look set to battle it out for the Follow Gowran Park On Facebook Handicap, while Power To Please is an obvious contender for the in-form Ger Lyons in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden.
