Confirmed runners and riders for the four Grade 1s on the second day of the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown on Sunday

The State Man and Lossiemouth clash is on at Leopardstown on Sunday as both titans were declared for the Irish Champion Hurdle (3.20).
The Willie Mullins-trained pair were due to meet in the Morgiana Hurdle in November, but Lossiemouth was pulled out at a late stage due to a stone bruise. Another mare, Brighterdaysahead, went on to beat State Man at Punchestown.
State Man will bid for a hat-trick in Sunday's Grade 1 but comes into the second day of the Dublin Racing Festival off a poor start to the season, having been beaten by 31 lengths on his last start.
However, Paul Townend has kept the faith with last year's Champion Hurdle winner and will be aboard as he bids for an 11th top-level success. Patrick Mullins was originally down to ride Lossiemouth but the leading mare is now the mount of Danny Mullins.

She will receive a 7lb weight allowance, but will also need to bounce back from defeat having finished second to Constitution Hill in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton in December.
Mullins also saddles Winter Fog and Daddy Long Legs, while the sole runner coming from outside of Closutton is the Gordon Elliott-trained Fils D'Oudairies, who finished fourth to Constitution Hill in the Unibet Hurdle on Saturday.
Elsewhere on the card, two other Mullins heavyweights will do battle in the Dublin Chase (2.10) as the returning El Fabiolo faces Gaelic Warrior.
The former will be ridden by the owners Simon Munir and Isaac Souede's retained rider JJ Slevin, while Townend will reunite with Gaelic Warrior after Patrick Mullins partnered him in his disappointing reappearance behind Solness at Leopardstown over Christmas.
Solness, last year's Champion Chase winner Captain Guinness, Marine Nationale, Quilixios, Senecia and Gentleman De Mee complete the field.
Mullins will also be to the fore in the Ladbrokes Novice Chase (1.10) as he runs the Brown Advisory favourite Ballyburn, Champ Kiely and Impaire Et Passe.

The former was put in his place by Sir Gino in the Wayward Lad Novices' Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day but boasts a sky-high reputation and near-immaculate record and will bid to bounce back, while Impaire Et Passe was rerouted after connections opted to avoid a possible Scilly Isles tilt.
The Supreme Novices' Hurdle picture could become clearer with the outcome of the Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle (1.40), with more Mullins firepower facing off in Kopek Des Bordes and Kaid D'Authie, who hold Cheltenham Festival entries.
The top trainer also runs Redemption Day, Karafon, Karinquet and Sea Of Sands, while British trainer Warren Greatrex will make the journey to Leopardstown with Good And Clever. Bleu De Vassy, Eastern Legend and Whinney Hill complete the line-up.
Ladbrokes Novice Chase runners and riders
Arctic Skua Phillip Enright
Ballyburn Paul Townend
Better Days Ahead Danny Gilligan
Champ Kiely Danny Mullins
Croke Park Sam Ewing
Impaire Et Passe JJ Slevin
Prairie Dancer Richie Deegan
Ladbrokes Novice Chase, 1.10 Leopardstown, Sunday
Sponsors: 8-11 Ballyburn, 3 Impaire Et Passe, 5 Champ Kiely, 10 Better Days Ahead, 16 Croke Park, 50 Prairie Dancer, 250 Arctic Skua
Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle runners and riders
Bleu De Vassy Sam Ewing
Eastern Legend Keith Donoghue
Good And Clever James Bowen
Kaid D'Authie Mark Walsh
Karafon JJ Slevin
Karniquet Patrick Mullins
Kopek Des Bordes Paul Townend
Redemption Day Danny Mullins
Sea Of Sands Brian Hayes
Whinney Hill Danny Gilligan
Tattersalls Ireland Novice Hurdle, 1.40 Leopardstown, Sunday
William Hill: 11-10 Kopek Des Bordes, 9-4 Kaid D'Authie, 17-2 Redemption Day, 9 Bleu De Vassy, 18 Good And Clever, 22 Karafon, 50 bar
Ladbrokes Dublin Chase runners and riders
Captain Guinness Darragh O'Keeffe
El Fabiolo JJ Slevin
Gaelic Warrior Paul Townend
Gentleman Du Mee Mark Walsh
Marine Nationale Sean Flanagan
Quilixios Rachael Blackmore
Senecia Phillip Enright
Solness Danny Mullins
Ladbrokes Dublin Chase, 2.10 Leopardstown, Sunday
Sponsors: 4-5 Gaelic Warrior, 7-2 Marine Nationale, 8 El Fabiolo, Solness, 14 Quilixios, 20 Captain Guinness, 25 Gentleman Du Mee, 100 Senecia
Irish Champion Hurdle runners and riders
Daddy Long Legs Sean O'Keeffe
Fils D'Oudairies Sam Ewing
State Man Paul Townend
Winter Fog Patrick Mullins
Lossiemouth Danny Mullins
Irish Champion Hurdle, 3.20 Leopardstown, Sunday
William Hill: 4-6 Lossiemouth, 11-8 State Man, 22 Winter Fog, 50 Daddy Long Legs, 100 Fils D'Oudairies
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