Brian Gavin runs through today's card.
Runners and riders will soon be gathering in Westmeath in advance of day two of the Spring National Hunt meeting at Kilbeggan.
Yesterday saw a different trainer and jockey combination win in all seven races on the card.
This afternoon's action opens with a series of maiden and handicap hurdle races, with the last three contests being ran over fences.
Looking forward to this afternoon, Kilbeggan's Brian Gavin fancies a Gordon Elliott runner for the day's main race:
The first goes to post at 4pm.
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