Ballingarry winner Back To Sea and Derek O'Connor took the five-year-old geldings' maiden for Sean, Margaret and Eddie Cahill and Sam Curling \ Healy Racing
Gatherthe Facts and Cormac Byrne with his mom Claire, dad Peter and sister Iabelle winners at Ballingarry \ Healy Racing
Ballingarry success for Dolly Burrin and Pa King in the mares' maiden for John and David O'Toole and Willie Murphy \ Healy Racing
Ballingarry winner Sam Smoke and Shane Cotter scored in the four-year-old mares' maiden for Thomas and John Byrne \ Healy Racing
At Ballingarry, Time In A Bottle and Derek O'Connor gives Sam Curling his record breaking 48th winner of the season when winning the mares' winners' of three \ Healy Racing
Orkneys Jack and James Sampson won the older horses' maiden at Ballingarry \ \ healy Racing
Ballingarry maiden winner Champagne Order with groom Holly Ryan \ Healy Racing
Midnight Mystique and Luke Whitty won the four-year-old geldings maiden at Ballyingarry for Harry and Patrick Farrell \ Healy Racing
Ballingarry success for Craan Rose and Matt Gahan win the mares' maiden for Mick Goff and John Bailey \ Healy Racing
Craan Rose and Matt Gahan won the mares' maiden for Mick Goff and John Bailey with friends at Ballingarry \ Healy Racing
Robert Tyner (left) previous record holder for a point-to-point season with 47 winners with Derek O'Connor and new record holder Sam Curling (right) after his record breaking 48th winner of the season at Ballingarry \ Healy Racing
In Excelsis Deo gave Scott Kenny a first win the open at Balligarry \ Healy Racing
George Dundee and Cormac Byrne win for trainer Sean Doyle at Tattersalls \ Healy Racing
Tattersalls jockeys at the Meath venue on the final day of the season \ Healy Racing
The Risky Miskies and Troy Walsh drive clear to win for owner Paul Meskilla and trainer Michael Murphy \ Healy Racing
Over and out: City Slippers and Emily Costello won for trainer Pat Doyle at Tattersalls on his final day as a handler \ Healy Racing)
Nicole Lockhead Anderson (centre) receives a presentation from Jessica Cahalan and John Kenny, secretary and chairman respectively of the Ormond Foxhounds \ Healy Racing
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