'It's been the plan' - Gavin Cromwell targets a first Galway Plate success
Arkle runner-up Gabynako will spearhead a strong Galway Plate challenge for Gavin Cromwell where he could be joined by stablemates Jeremys Flame and two-time festival scorer Ilikedwayurthinkin.
The Cheltenham Festival and Royal Ascot-winning trainer has never had a runner in the Tote-backed handicap chase, but he supplies one of the leading contenders for Wednesday's €270,000 prize.
BoyleSports make Gabynako their 8-1 joint-favourite, alongside the Joseph O'Brien-trained Fire Attack, to provide Cromwell with a breakthrough win in the day-three highlight.
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