Tuesday 27 October 2015 18:20, UK
News of the rest of the action from Punchestown where Danny Mullins completed a quick double.
Trainer Mags Mullins and her son Danny teamed up to land the Betdaq Serious About Sport Maiden Hurdle at Punchestown with 9-1 shot Bowenscourt.
A ready winner of a Clonmel bumper in early September and not disgraced on her first two starts over hurdles, the five-year-old knuckled down to see off Woodford Island by a length.
"I'm delighted with her. She's an improving filly," said the winning trainer.
"It's nice to come up here and do it. She was in on Thursday but I was afraid the ground might go.
"It's a good, galloping track here and fresh after the summer.
"She's a good stayer. She had two runs over hurdles and improved each day.
"We'll see how she comes out of this."
Danny Mullins completed a swift double by conjuring a late run from Realta Rathcabhain in the betdaq.com 2% Commission Handicap Hurdle.
Indian Rupee looked to be travelling best leaving the back straight, but was awkward jumping the last and 11-2 shot Realta Rathcabhain came home best to take the prize by three-quarters of a length.
Winning trainer Dessie McDonogh said: "He ran very well in Galway and even when he was fifth in Limerick he was only beaten two lengths.
"He's a grand horse. He's eleven now and hasn't run that many times.
"It's beautiful ground - good jumping ground. I don't think he'll be a winter horse."
Colms Dream (9-4 favourite) completed a hat-trick for trainer Karl Thornton in the Betdaq.com 50 Per Cent Commission Refund Handicap Chase under Donagh Meyler.
Thornton said: "I'm hoping he might sneak into the bottom of a good race. He could step up to three miles and I had the Paddy Power (at Leopardstown) in my head."
Jessica Harrington's Don't Touch It justified 2-5 favouritism under the trainer's daughter, Kate, in the concluding Cash Out With Betdaq Flat Race.
