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Rathcannon winner Unfastened and Eoin O'Brien won the mares' maiden for Heather Buckle and Denis Leahy \ Healy Racing
Limit Of The Law won the four-year-old maiden at Rathcannon for the Kate Costello and the Brothers Syndicate \ Healy Racing
Lisronagh winner Follow Markava and won the five-year-old mares' maiden for trainer Willie Murphy wife Moira and Harvey the Jack Russell \ Healy Racing
Jetanna and Michael Love won the five-year-old geldings' maiden for owners Paul and Martina Hennessy and Aaron Murphy at Lisronagh \ Healy Racing
Rob James, Alan Harney and Eamonn Doyle after League Of Legends won a four-year-old Lisronagh maiden \ Healy Racing
Chiefs Kingdom and Tessa Condon won the older maiden for Rosie and Aidan Fitzgerald at Lisronagh \ Healy Racing
The Great Unknown and Derek O'Connor won the Lisronagh open for Adelia Greer and Sam Curling \ Healy Racing
Damma House winner Leo Brave Fe and Barry Stone won for trainer Benny Walsh's yard \ Healy Racing
Jigsaw Juke and Brian Dunleavy go long at Damma House before winning for trainer Jim O'Neill \ Healy Racing
Hearts And Spades and Eoin Mahon had plenty of support winning for trainer Ian McCarthy at Damma House \ Healy Racing
Jigsaw Juke and Brian Dunleavy after winning for trainer Jim O'Neill at Damma House \ Healy Racing
Rob James gets ready for action at Damma House \ Healy Racing
Capturing the action from Curraghmore to Tattersalls and Peppards Cross
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