Review tipperary 10th May

Ken Condon and Shane Foley were in double-winning form at Tipperary, culminating in Evening Hush 's cosy success in the Follow Tipperary Races On Facebook Fillies Maiden.

Foley was happy to settle the 3-1 chance just behind the leader in the early stages, but after cruising into the lead on the home turn, the pair readily drew nine and a half lengths clear of Finian's Bay .

The double started when Shanghai Beauty left it very late to get the better of Sweetest Taboo in the Follow TipperaryRaces On Twitter Handicap, with Foley getting the 8-1 chance a short head in front at the line.

Fainleog got up close home to land the Book Online At TipperaryRaces.ie Maiden.

A Likely Story looked to have all his rivals on the stretch when pulling clear a furlong out, but Fainleog responded well to Adrian O'Shea's vigorous urgings, though the jockey appeared to ease up momentarily after hitting the front close home, only to push the 7-1 chance to a head success.

Whippers Dream got on top in the final furlong to land the first division of the Tipperary Handicap.

Dew Line and the 8-1 winner pulled clear of the rest at the furlong pole, but Chris Hayes always appeared to have more horse under him and Tom Foley's mare ran on to score by a length and three-quarters.

The second division produced a real shock, as Mark McNiff's 33-1 chance Miss Ballygally got up late and ran on strongly to score by two and a half lengths from Coilogshakeysirgin under Conor Hoban.

Camile (12-1) was travelling much the best turning for home in the Fundraising Events At Tipperary Races Handicap and Jessica Harrington's charge kept finding more for Colm O'Donoghue, beating Niven by half a length.

Susan Finn's YouCeeyouceecee (4-1) battled on bravely to repel odds-on favourite Elusive Approach in the Racing Again At Tipperary This Thursday Maiden under Wayne Lordan.