Uhavemeinstitches has a serious chasing pedigree The James Motherway-trained Uhavemeinstitches (12/1) made a winning debut over fences in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Beginners Chase at Wexford. Ridden by Mark Walsh, the Walk In The Park mare sat well off a strong pace set by Nowwhatdoyouthink and looked held in third two out. The front-runner began to tire on the approach to the last, though, and the winner got by him on the run-in to win by a length and a half from the staying-on He's Gorgeous with Nowwhatdoyouthink another half a length back in third. A winner over hurdles at Limerick last Christmas, J P McManus' five-year-old is out of Motherway's 2010 Irish Grand National heroine Bluesea Cracker.  Motherway said: "It's great to get a winner, it's been a while since we had one. Mark gave her a lovely ride. He said they went very quick in front and he felt it just fell apart.   "She is a nice mare going forward. She is a little bit babyish and made one or two novicey mistakes, which I didn't think she would, but I suppose they were going a good speed and it was her first time over fences.  "It was a race for horses rated 120 or less over hurdles, so a lot of the higher-class horses were ruled out. We'll have to see where she fits in as the season goes on.  "She is a nice filly to have and it's great to have a winner for JP.  "She has a lot of similarities (to her dam). She's a lot slicker over hurdles than her dam was. She is designed to be a chasing filly and the family does get further. Around here is a quick two-and-a-half and you'd like to think a bigger galloping track would suit her.   "We don't want to be getting too carried away because it's the start of the season and there is a lot of good horses to come out yet. We'll have a look at what's coming up and have a chat with Frank (Berry).   "We just wanted to get today out of the way and get the experience into her." Additional reporting by Donal Murphy
