Yoradreamer another winner for in-form Sean Cleary-Farrell Young conditional jockey Sean Cleary-Farrell rode his fourth winner from his last six rides, as the Willie Mullins trained Yoradreamer justified favouritism in the Randox Maiden Hurdle at Downpatrick. At a time when some of the more senior riders are on a break, Cleary-Farrell has certainly made the most of the opportunities that have presented themselves in recent weeks. Tracking the pace throughout on the 11/8 market leader, Cleary-Farrell came through to head stablemate Dysart Dasher after two out. Asserting on the run to the last, Yoradreamer kept on strongly up the stiff hill to beat the runner-up Penny Express by eight-and-a-half lengths. Assistant trainer Patrick Mullins said: "He's been very consistent. The owner, Mr Brookhouse, has been very patient. "Sean Cleary-Farrell is obviously on a roll as well, so he did everything right. "We always love having winners up here." On the 15 winners races, he added: "I think they are a great idea - it gives guys like Sean, Kieran Callaghan and Conor Owens, young jockeys, a chance. "Fantastic idea and a great initiative. "We are delighted to get Sean another winner." Additional reporting by Michael Graham.