Kieren Fallon and Oiche Mhaith Boy© Photo Healy Racing
Kieren Fallon registered his success since returning to riding in Ireland when partnering Oiche Mhaith Boy to victory in the Coral.ie Download The App Handicap at Limerick.
The 51-year-old attempted to make all on Kieran Purcell's gelding, who was returning to the level after a successful spell over hurdles, but looked in trouble when challenged by Pat Harkin turning for home.
However, the 3-1 chance refused to go down without a fight and after a battle up the straight, the winner asserted in the closing stages and pulled four and a quarter lengths clear of that rival.< Dragon Khan ran out a facile winner in the opening Coral.ie Paying 5 Places Online On The Aintree Grand National Handicap (50-80).
7lb claimer Killian Leonard sent the Christy Roche-trained seven-year-old straight to the front and not much changed after that as he stretched 18 lengths clear of Daredevil Day to justify 15-8 favouritism in style.< Orangey Red was equally impressive when running away with the Coral.ie E.B.F. Median Auction Fillies Maiden.
Dermot Weld's representative (evens fav) showed an impressive turn of foot to put nine and a half lengths between himself and Evening Hush at the line.
Weld and Pat Smullen completed a double in the closing Coral.ie Bet & Watch Irish And UK Racing Live Maiden courtesy of Malinka as the 4-6 favourite landed the odds by three and a half lengths from Blue Skimmer < Colonel Maximus thwarted a gamble on A Likely Story in the Coral.ie Best Price Guaranteed On All Irish Races Maiden.
The winner, who was sent off a 2-1 chance, stayed on best and crossed the line two and a quarter lengths ahead of the evens favourite.< Niven (5-1) powered to victory in Coral.ie Money Back If Your Horse Is Beaten By A Length Handicap.
It looked as though Charlies Missile may have nicked it when stealing a march on his rivals two furlongs out but he couldn't hold the late charge of Kevin Condon's gelding, who flew home to score by three and a half lengths.< Jealika (6-1) came from a long way back to take the Coral.ie
