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Review FAIRYHOUSE 28TH JAN

The old adage of 'back the outsider of three' was upheld as Klairon Davis recorded his first win for two years in the featured Normans Grove Chase.

The '96 Champion Chase winner, recording his 20th career victory, rallied at the last under Conor O'Dwyer to beat Papillon by 1L.

'He's been a super horse to train, and still loves being in the yard. He has a bit of life in him yet,' said delighted trainer Arthur Moore.

Papillon may head next for the Aon Chase at Newbury, and remains a 20/1 chance with Cashmans for a repeat win in the Martell Grand National.

Visibility was very poor throughout the afternoon due to dense fog, particularly for the 2.30 and 3.00.

Nomadic made his debut over fences in the 2m4f novice chase but was soundly beaten in second place behind Wyn Wan Soon when falling at the last.

This 20/1 success coupled with the similar price victory of Shade Me Shauny (Paaul Moloney) in the handicap hurdle ensured the jackpot pool of #10,412 was not won.

David Cullinane (18) partnered his sixth winner when Trevino took the latest leg of the Irish National Hunt Novice Hurdle Series in convincing fashion.

'She is a consistent, genuine mare, and may go for the Final of the Series,' said trainer Frances Crowley, who indicated that Sackville could make a quick reappearance at Leopardstown next Sunday.

Johnny Ringo travelled strongly under Jason Titley, leading after the last to take the opening maiden hurdle.

Direct Bearing (6/4-11/10f) just touched off Prince Of Tara in a thrilling finish to the bumper.