Review TRAMORE 12TH MAY Davy Russell, the 2001 Point-To-Point champion partnered his first winner for Co Wexford trainer Paul Nolan when Say Again emerged victorious in a thrilling three-way finish to the opening two mile maiden hurdle at Tramore yesterday .Nolan was otherwise engaged at Navan but his younger brother James suggested that Say Again could run again over hurdles shortly before being put away for a novice chase campaign next winter .The Declan Leigh-trained First Print forged to the front after the third last flight when springing a 16/1 upset under Barry Cash in the Three Shippes Maiden Hurdle .It certainly was a day of shocks as 14/1 shot Alphadel provided Galway jockey Mark Madden with his initial triumph for Michael Cullen when coming a second time to repel Soldiered Again in the Sweep Garage Opportunity Handicap Hurdle .The lightly-weighted Rare Harvest beat top-weight Ratoath Gale by a length and a half in the Ellickson Engineering Handicap Chase much to the delight of Doneraile trainer Johnjoe Walsh and Listowel-born jockey David O'Leary . There was yet another surprise in the Sheridan Windows and Doors Beginners Chase when Shane McGovern, Limestone Lad's regular rider over flights, guided the Kent Riordan-trained Luckenbach to a smooth success over Leo's Holiday .Atitandall, who displayed a modicum of ability in the past, led inside the dying strides to touch off Claramanda in the first division of the Park Hotel Flat Race for the in-form Frances Crowley stable .
