Two of Irish racing's most stalwart international travellers, Sole Power and Gordon Lord Byron, will both try to make it third-time lucky in Sunday's prestigious international meeting in Hong Kong. Jim Bolger's Parish Hall will complete the representation from Ireland at the event.

Parish Hall is a 40-1 outsider for the mile-and-a-half Vase, a decade after Bolger famously won the mile-and-a-quarter Hong Kong Cup with Alexander Goldrun.

However, Sole Power and Gordon Lord Byron are general 10-1 shots for the Sprint, a race Sole Power has run in twice, finishing runner-up to Lord Kanaloa last year.

Eddie Lynam’s star challenges this time off a career-best campaign with wins in both the Kings Stand and the Nunthorpe.

Gordon Lord Byron, a Group One-winner in Australia last March and at Ascot's 'Champions Day' festival, has been fourth in the last two runnings of the Mile at Sha Tin but is switched to the Sprint this time by trainer Tom Hogan.

All three Irish horses arrived in Hong Kong over the weekend.