Carberry Continues A Great Day For Family Nina Carberry - whose brother Paul won the opening two heats - earned many plaudits when landing the EUR75,000 Tote Ireland 75th Anniversary Handicap Hurdle aboard Mansony, trained by her uncle Arthur Moore.'He travelled like a real good horse the whole way round, liked the ground and jumped like a cat, never losing any ground,' said Carberry.Nicky Henderson landed the first British success of the 2005 Festival when Its A Dream ran out of a facile winner of the Goffs Land Rover Bumper under amateur Aidan Fitzgerald.'The first time I ever met Aidan was when he won on Royal Rosa here for me two years ago,' said Henderson. 'When you come over here, you must have a good man on board.'This race had always been the plan, he´s a Land Rover Sale horse, and he´s won really well and is a good horse. I deliberately didn´t run him again after winning because I didn´t want him to pick up a second penalty but then we come here to find he´s the only one carrying a penalty anyway.'J P McManus´s colours were carried to victory by The Boys In Green when Christy Roche´s charge justified 4/1 favouritism to come home half a length clear in the Mountbrook Homes Handicap Chase while the Willie Mullins-trained debutant Nay landed the concluding Murphy International Flat Race. CROWDThe attendance on day one of the 2005 Irish National Hunt Festival was 14,779, compared to 15,229 on the same day 12 months ago.
