Row in with Jack
He appears to have stronger credentials than stable companion, Brittany, and is the choice of Johnny Murtagh.
The selection made a bright start at Gowran Park in May when easily beating fellow Ballydoyle inmates, Eskimo and Alexander Pope.
Jackaroo reappeared in the Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot, but cut little ice in finishing seventh behind the impressive Clive Brittain trained Zaidan.
It's a contest, however, which has been working out quite well. The fourth, King Torus, went on to win a pair of Group 2 events at Newmarket and Goodwood while the fifth, Fanny May, scored at Ascot subsequently.
Murtagh could also land a first and last race double for David Wachman with Eastern Light and Picture Perfect.
Wachman's horses have been out of sorts, but there are signs of late they may be back on track.
Eastern Light gets the vote in the Mocklershill Stable Maiden, having failed to deliver when third at 4-11 at Bellewstown last time.
A reproduction, however, of her earlier length second to Radharcnafarraige at Naas would entitle the daughter of Danehill dancer to go very close now.
Picture Perfect, rested since filling fifth behind Bethrah at Leopardstown in May, gets the nod in the Irish Stallion Farms' EBF Fillies Race.
Best bet at Wexford is Fosters Cross in the Whitford House Hotel Chase. He is a classy individual on his day and should be all the better for a spin in the Galway Hurdle last week.
