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Loughrea winner Couldntmakeitup and Ronan McParland took the older geldings' maiden for James Nash with his wife Sarah and children James and Colm \ Healy Racing
Loughrea runners head to the parade ring \ Healy Racing
Mounted stewards Mark Ollard and Nikita Kane at Loughrea \ Healy Racing
Pauline Gavin at Loughrea \ Healy Racing
Colm Whyte rode his first point-to-point winner at Loughrea. Pictured here with Frankie Ward (left), Pauline Gavin and Janet Coveney
Castletown-Geoghegan winner Endless Drinking won his maiden race for Dominic Kearns with his son Pierce \ Healy Racing
Lifetime Ambition and James Sampson won the open at Castletown-Geoghegan \ Healy Racing
At Castletown-Geoghegan, Pacheco and Harry Goff took the older maiden for owner Tom Power \ Healy Racing
Salvadorhill and Brian Dunleavy won the older geldings' maiden at Castletown-Geoghegan for trainer Caroline McCaldin with groom Miya McLean \ Healy Racing
At Portrush, Tullynakill and Eoin Mahon won for owner Liz Hamilton and trainer Stuart Crawford \ Healy Racing
Louilood's winning trainer Garrett Murphy celebrates at Portrush \ Healy Racing
A Portrush win for Clough Clouds and Noel McParlan for owner Mervyn Adams and trainer Gerald Quinn \ Healy Racing
On duty at Portrush, IHRB Offical Colin Hall Thompson \ Healy Racing
There were three Group 3 races on the card and a very impressive Irish Cambridgeshire winner
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