Review listowel 12th Sep

Famous Milly sprang a 16-1 surprise in the Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Premier Nursery Handicap, the feature race on day two at Listowel.

Gavin Cromwell's charge, without a win in four previous outings, was settled at the rear as Sir Edwin Landseer set the pace along with Catch A Wave .

Youarewonder surged past that duo to take it up in what looked a race-winning move a furlong out, but Rory Clearly was flying home down the outside and got up by a neck in the dying strides.

Grecian Divine produced an impressive display to make all in the opening Irish Stallion Farms E.B.F. Maiden.

Sent straight to the front by Pat Smullen, Denis Hogan's 4-1 shot had In Somno for company throughout but drew clear of that rival late on to record a two-length verdict.

Jealika (5-1) powered home under Shane Foley to score in the Feale Handicap in fine style.

Enter The Red looked to have the race in the bag forging clear a furlong out but Mark Fahey's charge came with a flying late rattle and crossed the line two lengths to the good.

Nannys Well (7-1) showed a tremendous attitude to repel the challenge of Hibiscus in the Listowel Track Fillies Maiden.

Aidan O'Brien's 7-4 favourite laid down a serious challenge to the front-running winner from two furlongs out, but Ross Coakley's mount kept pulling out more and held on gamely by a neck.

The Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Hurdle was the pick of the three National Hunt contests and it saw Another Rattler (8-1) reel in the trailblazing Pashtunwali approaching the final flight before pulling two and three-quarter lengths clear of that rival on the run in.

Noel Meade scored with his sole runner as She's A Star justified 7-4 favouritism by five and a half lengths from Wilms Warrior in the Listowel Mares Maiden Hurdle, while Jennys Day (11-2) powered four and a half lengths clear of Hughies Bay after the last to land the Follow listowelraces On Twitter Maiden Hurdle.