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Review leopardstown 28th Oct

Not content with breaking the number of Group One wins in a year at Doncaster, Aidan O'Brien also recorded a double at Leopardstown which included a one-two in the TheTote.com Eyrefield Stakes.

The Ballydoyle handler was triple-handed in the Group Three contest and it was 2-1 favourite Flag Of Honour that landed the spoils for Derby-winning jockey Padraig Beggy.

Having led them into the home straight, the Galileo colt saw off the challenge of Hazapour before crossing the line a length and half clear of staying-on stablemate Giuseppe Garibaldi .

O'Brien's Sarrocchi (7-2fav) came from a long way back to make a winning debut in the opening Tote Irish EBF Fillies Maiden.

New To Town made a bold bid from the front but Michael Hussey's mount picked up well once the penny dropped and got up late on to score by a length and a quarter.

There was drama in the Tote.com Knockaire Stakes as Making Light was awarded the race after just failing to reel in Larchmont Lad .

David O'Meara's charge kicked clear off the home turn and held the fast-finishing Dermot Weld inmate by a nose, but the stewards deemed the British raider to have caused sufficient interference when drifting across the track to reverse the placings.

That completed a double for Weld and jockey Leigh Roche having already tasted success in the Tote Irish EBF (C & G) Maiden when Flavius (evens favourite) powered home to record a length-and-a-half verdict over Conclusion .

Alan Persse enjoyed a memorable first winner when partnering Damselfly to victory in the TheTote.com Irish EBF Fillies Nursery.

The 10lb claimer got a dream run up the rail on the Joseph O'Brien-trained filly and the 10-1 chance quickened nicely to take the valuable prize by two lengths from Its My Turn .

Wonder Laish ran out an impressive winner of the Tote October Handicap as Charles Byrnes' representative galloped four and three-quarter lengths clear of Slaney Street , while Beach Bar proved a length and a half too good for Honor Oak when taking the Win Big With Tote Handicap for Richard O