Point-to-point winner Commander Of Fleet ran out a hugely impressive winner of the Goffs Land Rover Bumper at Punchestown on Tuesday.

Owned by Gigginstown House Stud, the 5/1 shot won the €100,000 race by a wide margin and his trainer Gordon Elliott also supplied the placed horses, Column Of Fire and Santana Plessis.

Ridden by top amateur Barry O'Neill, Commander Of Fleet is a son of the late Fame And Glory, also the sire of closing race winner Kaluna River. This 16/1 chance is trained by Pat Fahy and was partnered by Patrick Mullins, whose father Willie did not have a runner in the race.

Just Wait And See gamely held off Blue Templar to win the Kildare Hunt Club Fr Sean Breen Memorial Chase for the Ladies Perpetual Cup.

Ridden by Limerick man Billy Gleeson and trained by his father, John, the victorious 16/1 chance hit the front inside the final half a mile.

But Derek O’Connor conjured up a late rally from Blue Templar, having been under pressure from some way out, and only went down by a head in a thrilling finish.

John Gleeson said:  “I only have a handful of horses to keep an interest in the game. This has given me the biggest buzz I’ve ever had in my life.”

Billy Gleeson  said: “We’ve had the horse since he was four.

“He’s a real fun horse – a very clever jumper – and God knows how many fences he’s jumped in his life.”

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