This lucrative handicap chase will be run at the Galway Festival on Wednesday 27th July
Fire Attack and Busselton top the betting with Paddy Power
Gabynako, Cape Gentleman and El Barra also feature in the market
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While the eyes of British fans will be fixed on Glorious Goodwood next week, Irish eyes look towards Galway, as their popular summer Festival gets underway on Monday. The feature race during this seven-day meeting is the Galway Plate, a handicap chase that has been won by legends like Tipperary Boy and Derrinstown during its 150-year history.
Let's take a look through the latest Galway Plate betting and run through the headline entries.
Joseph O'Brien won this race for the first time with Early Doors in 2020 and two of his top novice chasers from last year, Fire Attack and Busselton currently top the Galway Plate betting with Paddy Power.
Willie Mullins, who won just his second Galway Plate 12 months ago, could be represented by El Barra, Fan De Blues and Easy Game. Gordon Elliott, himself a three-time winner of this historic race, has eight runners entered up, including Ashtree Meadow and Hurricane Georgie.
Gabynako and Ilikedwayurthinkin could fly the flag for Gavin Cromwell. Emmet Mullins has handed entries to two of his stable stars, Cape Gentleman and The Shunter.
Ronald Pump, Batcio and Discordantly could also feature in this year's Galway Plate field. Other likely runners at Galway next Wednesday include Henry De Bromhead's Gin On Lime, Shark Hanlon's Hewick and Ronan McNally's popular nine-year-old, The Jam Man.