There were doubles for both Johnny Murtagh and Fran Berry at Leopardstown on Wednesday evening.
Murtagh initiated his brace when taking the feature event aboard Dynamo Dancer in the DE Cecco Pasta & Pizza Stop Restaurant Handicap.
The Ger Lyons-trained colt got a lovely split on the inside when field passed the false running rail and stayed on strongly to the line to score by two lengths from Cool Touch.
Medico supplied number two for Murtagh when getting the better of Visit Wexford by a head after a good battle in the Trentuno Restaurants Handicap.
Eddie Lynam's charge had hit the front before the furlong pole but had to pull out all the stops to repel the late challenge of Visit Wexford.
Trainer John Kiely, who saddled Visit Wexford, had struck in the preceding race when King Rama flew home to complete Berry's double.
The Kingmambo gelding looked to have plenty to do turning for home, in the second division of the Leopardstown Lions Club Handicap, but weaved through the field to get up in the last 100yds and beat Lee Applause by a neck.
Berry had earlier partnered the Aga Khan-owned Karawana to an impressive victory in the Little Italy and Sanpellegrino EBF Fillies Maiden.
The John Oxx-trained daughter of King's Best hit the lead before the furlong pole and she stayed on strongly to score by a length-and-a-half from Flyingit.
The first division of the Leopardstown Lions Club Handicap had seen Toufan Express banish the memory of a poor run last time.
Adrian McGuinness' charge was clearly back to his best as he came with a storming run to lead just inside the two furlong marker and hold the late challenge of No Frontier by three-quarters-of-a-length.
The Lusk handler explained that the gelding had returned with an irregular heartbeat when tailed off on his previous start at Limerick.
Chanting got off the mark in good style in the opening UniCredito Dublin EBF Maiden.
The David Wachman-trained filly, who made a promising debut in Group 3 company at Naas, showed the benefit of that run when cruising into the lead before the furlong pole and quickening smartly.
Ballydoyle debutant Duke Of Marmalade made an eye-catching debut, staying on to get within a length-and-a-half after running greenly.
