Review killarney 19th Jul

She's So Flawless ' victory in the Corcorans Furniture & Carpets Maiden was the highlight of a Killarney double for Chris Hayes.

The 11-1 chance offered some encouragement when third on her Ballinrobe debut but it was her fellow Willie Mullins inmate, the Royal Bond Novice Hurdle winner Airlie Beach , who made the running.

The stable companions fought hard from two out until She's So Flawless eventually got on top and she broke her duck by three-quarters of a length from Abyssinian , with Airlie Beach a short head away in third.

Age still hasn't caught up with Byron Beauty , and Harry Rogers' nine-year-old taught her rivals a thing or two with an impressive performance under Hayes in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Handicap.

The 10-1 chance stormed into the lead with over a furlong to travel and saw her race out well to dispose of Magen's Moon by a length and three-quarters.

Lagostovegas was pulled up over timber on her first start for Mullins but put the record straight in no uncertain terms, justifying 11-8 favouritism with the minimum of fuss in the MC Group Handicap under Pat Smullen.

Ger Lyons and Colin Keane teamed up with a winner on each of the first two days of the July Festival, and continued the sequence thanks to Always Dancing (9-2) in the Killarney Avenue/Munster Joinery Handicap.

The three-year-old hadn't even made the frame in her five previous starts but ran out a comprehensive four-and-a-half-length scorer over Empress Lyla .

Dawn Raider shed his maiden tag in the Bet Through The Racing Post App Handicap Hurdle.

Adam Short still hadn't moved when sending the Pat Kelly-trained 9-2 favourite to the front on the run to the penultimate obstacle and he wasn't heard pressed to see off Conduct Yourself by four and a quarter lengths.

Open To The World won the McSweeney Arms Hotel Mares Maiden Hurdle as the 13-8 favourite, and The Diary Keeper took the Meet The Roses At The Races (Ladies Pro/Am) Flat Race.