Lyons gives off positive vibes

Ger Lyons is delighted the Danehill Dancer Tipperary Stakes has been rearranged for Dundalk on Saturday.

The Co Meath handler saddles Invincible Vibes, who won his only start to date on the same Polytrack surface in July.

The Listed affair was a victim of Tipperary's meeting having been abandoned earlier this week.

"I'm just delighted that they didn't lose the meeting. It's nice it's gone to Dundalk," said Lyons.

"They'll get a bit of solid ground up there. He beat a nice horse of Paul Deegan's (Dream Deer) when he won his maiden and the form looks rock solid.

"If you have a five-furlong horse in Ireland there's nowhere to go with them, so this race is ideal for him.

"Whether he's good enough or not we'll know tomorrow."

Rahya Cass and Capulet Monteque give trainer Tommy Stack two good chances.

Fozzy Stack, the trainer's son and assistant, said: "They are in good form. Capulet Monteque will appreciate the trip and the better ground - she's in good form.

"Rahya Cass needs good ground and we're happy enough with the two of them."