“Celtic Sin won well at Wyong when resuming from a spell,” O’Shea said. “She put a good margin in them in that event. If she can repeat that effort, she will be hard to hold out again on Tuesday.” Hovland has the advantage of gate one in his event and was only just edged out at Gosford in his latest start. “Hovland is a talented horse,” O’Shea said. “He’s only had the four starts, and he won well at Hawkesbury at his second start. His start effort at Gosford was good and he is ready to run well again.” Local trainer Brad Widdup also has a number of top chances set to go around at the Hawkesbury meeting. Widdup has Reverberates (Zac Wadick) and Jump In The Line (Dylan Gibbons) in the St Johns Park Bowling Club Maiden Handicap (1800m), while Tommy Berry will partner The Grey in the Clarendon Tavern Benchmark 64 Handicap (1100m). Reverberates and Jump In The Line are both coming out of the same Provincial Maiden at Wyong in which they finished second and third respectively.