Review limerick 25th Jan

Page Turner (5/2) confirmed the promise of his jumping debut when running out a clear-cut winner of the INH Stallion Owners EBF Maiden Hurdle at Limerick.

John Walsh's seven-year-old found only high-class Flat recruit Distant Memories too strong at this venue over Christmas, but made every post a winning one here.

Admittedly, his task was made easier by the withdrawal of probable favourite Pride Ofthe Parish, but he still showed a really willing attitude to cross the line 12 lengths ahead of Futuramic .

Pride Ofthe Parish's absence meant Catleen was Willie Mullins' only remaining runner on the card, and she duly obliged in the www.limerickraces.com Handicap Hurdle.

The 6/4 favourite was travelling much stronger than the front-running Rockers Field swinging into the straight and Ruby Walsh sent her about her business to record a two-length verdict.

The complexion of the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Maiden Hurdle changed with the midway departure of market principals Thynetocatcher and Tellherimnothere , but nothing can be taken away from winner Lisrose .

Ridden by her owner's son Declan Queally, the 6/1 shot had hit the crossbar on her previous two outings and saw off the challenge of Mini Vic by six and a half lengths.

Special Token gained compensation for her Cork demotion when handing out a comprehensive defeat to the opposition in the Greenmount Beginners Chase.

Always in the front rank, the 11/8 market leader quickened nicely clear in the straight to beat Carrigdhoun by nine and a half lengths.

Joe Holly conjured a second wind out of 16/1 chance Killcara Boy , who rallied to beat Dr Proctor on his return from a break in the Sporting Limerick Handicap Hurdle, while Eoin Doyle's Come To The Party (8/1) put a Punchestown fall behind him by regaining the winning thread in the Greenmount Conference Centre Handicap Chase.