Angus McNae provides four selections for the final day of the action from Galway, live on Racing TV.
2.20 Galway: Fou De Toi
Fou De Toi has been dropped 7lb in two runs and now he steps up in trip and encounters faster ground than he has recently.
He can provide Willie Mullins and Paul Townend with another Galway Festival winner.
3.30 Galway: Blood Destiny
Blood Destiny takes a drop in grade, contesting a handicap for the first time since January.
This drop in grade allied to the distinct possibility that he will get an easy lead makes him an interesting proposition giving weight away to all of his rivals.
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4.00 Galway: Orandi
Orandi won a competitive handicap at Galway earlier in the week and can repeat the trick given that he suffered interference and was shuffled back on the home turn, yet still managed to win.
He has the widest stall and a penalty to overcome but his trainer Tony Martin could not be in better form.
4.30 Galway: Star Glory
Noel Meade won this race last season and he looks set to claim the prize again with Star Glory.
She was narrowly beaten at Leopardstown on her second start and that represented a big step up on her debut at the Curragh.
A race of this nature is very much within her grasp.