Plenty of Kildare success in Listowel

Jack Cleary rode Right And True to win the opening one-mile auction maiden at Listowel on Monday afternoon. Trained by Aidan O'Brien, the 11/4jf stayed on well to win by three-and-three-quarter-lengths for owners Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith and Mrs John Magnier. 

Cleary and O'Brien later completed a double when Dublin easily landed the one-mile maiden by four lengths. Carrying the colours of Mrs John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith, the 15/8f led over a furlong out. 

Ronan Whelan teamed up with Ado McGuinness to win the nine-furlong handicap with Casanova. Sent off 11/2, the Dooley Thoroughbreds owned gelding won by two-and-a-half-lengths.

Niall McCullagh won the featured one-mile-four-furlong handicap on 7/2jf Soaring Monarch. Trained by Alan McIntyre, the Basil Holian owned winner stayed on to score by two-and-three-quarter-lengths. 

Paul Fahey won the one-mile-four-furlong maiden with 4/5f Trapalanda. Carrying the colours of H J O'Reilly & C J O'Reilly, the Gavin Ryan partnered colt scored by two-and-a-half-lengths.

Michael Grassick sent out Loingseoir to win the seven-furlong-handicap at Fairyhouse on Monday. Ridden by Danny Sheehy, the 11/1 chance got up to win by a head for owners Mrs M J Grassick, Thomas Oliver Hudson, M C Grassick and W Keeling. 

The Johnny Murtagh trained Blanc De Noir stayed on best under Rory Mulligan to win the concluding six-furlong handicap. Sent off 15/2, the JP Murtagh Racing owned gelding prevailed by half-a-length.

Gary Carroll and Jessica Harrington joined forces to win the Listed nine-furlong stakes at Listowel on Tuesday with Curvature. Owned by Newtown Anner Stud Farm Ltd, the 5/1 chance went clear early in the straight to score by two-and-a-quarter lengths. 

Jarlath Fahey and Ronan Whelan won the concluding one-mile-six-furlong handicap with Granite Bay. Sent off 9/2, the Sarah Collins owned gelding beat Dark Oak half-a-length.

The Michael Halford and Tracey Collins trained Zariygann maintained his unbeaten record over flights when winning the two-mile novice hurdle at Listowel on Wednesday. Ridden by Jack Kennedy, the 6/1 chance led two out before going clear to win by six-and-a-half-lengths in the colours of J P O'Flaherty. 

Kevin Sexton and Sean Byrne teamed up to win the two-mile-two-furlong handicap hurdle on the same card with King Kali. Sent off 8/1, the Mrs Paula Murphy owned gelding stayed on best to win by two-and-a-half lengths. Mark Walsh later partnered the Eric McNamara trained Donkey Years to win the three-mile handicap hurdle. Sent off 17/2, the JP McManus owned gelding beat Coole Cherry two-and-a-half lengths.

Ross O'Sullivan and Tom Harney landed the featured two-mile Lartigue Hurdle at Listowel on Thursday with Eagles Reign. Sent off 6/1, the T J Ward owned gelding kept on well to win by three-quarters-of-a-length. 

Ted Walsh won the concluding two-mile bumper on the card with 11/1 chance Friary Road. Carrying the colours of Helen Walsh, the Josh Williamson partnered victor stayed on well to prevail by half-a-length.

Ronan Whelan partnered the Michael Halford and Tracey Collins trained Ridhaz to an easy three-and-a-half length win in the one-mile-two-furlong handicap at Dundalk on Friday evening. Owned by the Aga Khan, the 11/8f led over a furlong out before stretching clear of his rivals. Ross O'Sullivan won the concluding one-mile-four-furlong handicap with 5/2f Lady Kai. Ridden by Dylan Browne McMonagle, the Mrs Catherine Kinane owned filly won by two-and-a-quarter lengths.

John Feane won the opening six-furlong maiden at the Curragh on Saturday with Fregada. Ridden by Nathan Crosse, the well backed 12/1(from 40) chance stayed on well to win by three-quarters-of-a-length in the colours of Ms Charlotte Musgrave. 

Jessica Harrington won the Group 2 one-mile stakes with 2/1jf Hotazhell. Ridden by Shane Foley, the Silverton Hill Partnership owned colt stayed on well to win by three-quarters-of-a-length.

Ross O'Sullivan and Tom Harney enjoyed further Listowel success when Champella made all to win the two-mile-four-furlong handicap hurdle on Saturday. Owned by Sarsfields Racing Syndicate, the mare stayed on well to prevail by one-and-a-quarter lengths. Stephen Carey was also on the mark, sending out The Nagger Reidy to win the two-mile-two-furlong handicap hurdle at 10/1. 

Owned by Niall Farrell, the JJ Slevin partnered gelding led over the last to score by two-and-three-quarter lengths.

John O'Donoghue and Ronan Whelan landed the concluding ten-furlong maiden at the Curragh on Sunday with Belfrina. Owned by Claire Hawkes and Willie Supple Partnership, the winner scored by one-and-a-quarter lengths.