She Is A Contender took the opening division of the 4yo Mares Maiden at Borris today, the Arcadio mare showed a decent turn of foot for Wayne Kehoe in the hands of Simon Cavanagh.

The second division went the way of the Colin Motherway trained Fonzerelli, the Cork trainer was based with Denis Murphy in The Ballagh for several years.

Despite being 2 lengths behind jumping the last the Cormac Doyle trained Ottoman Style took the opening division of the 4yo Geldings Maiden following the fall of Midnight It Is.

Brother Donnchadh took the next division with the impressive Classic Getaway, Rob James came home 8 lengths clear aboard the son of Getaway.

Liam Kenny collected the 5yo Mares Maiden with Current Mood, the Sulamani mare was steered to victory by Brian Lawless, it was the second on the day for the Delgany rider having earlier collected for Colin Motherway.

The third of the Doyle brothers, Sean, collected the 5yo Geldings Maiden with Onagatheringstorm, the son of Imperial Monarch lost his maiden tag on his fifth time of asking.

Conor Moore partnered the Vincent Devereux trained homebred Mr Mantilla to land the Novice Riders Open, the Publisher gelding has won 4 of his 5 career starts, giving the Kilmore rider also his fourth career success.

Blackhall took the 6yo+ Maiden in the hands of Barry Stone for Mary Doyle, making his point-to-point debut, he campaigned on the flat as a 2yo for Myles Sunderland.

Local trainers were very much to the fore at Ballindenisk in Cork this afternoon, Mary Doyle saddled Tango Tara to take the opening division of the 4yo maiden, giving the Coolgarrow trainer an across the card double.

Journey With Me landed the second division of the 4yo maiden for Michael Murphy in the hands of Sean Staples.

Colin Bowe won the 5&6yo Geldings Maiden with Kilbeg King, champion jockey Barry O’Neill was on board the son of Doyen who followed up on his runner-up position at Tinahely last January.