Veteran Captain Cee Bee turned over odds-on favourite Rebel Fitz in the Grade 3 Friends Of Tipperary Hurdle in Tipperary yesterday.

JOHNNY Murtagh was crowned champion jockey for the fifth time, and received his trophy from Katie Taylor, following a double on Takar and Call To Battle for John Oxx at Leopardstown yesterday.

FRAN BERRY ended the 2010 turf season on a high with a spectacular 150/1 treble at Leopardstown yesterday, highlighted by the emphatic victory of three-year-old filly What A Charm in the Leopardstownm November Handicap and Luisant’s success in the listed Knockaire Stakes.

JOHNNY MURTAGH closed to within six of former champion Pat Smullen in the title race thanks to a double on two-year-olds Petronius Maximum and Gemstone at the Curragh yesterday, the first two legs of a 134/1 treble for Aidan O’Brien.

James Nash's Luisant (3-1) gained a deserved success in the Jersey Racing Club Testimonial Stakes at the Curragh today.

LIBANO should prove tough to beat in the Group 3 www.thetote.com Gladness Stakes at the Curragh tomorrow.

Mourayan staked his own bid for Classic glory in 2009 among trainer John Oxx’s team with a cosy win at Leopardstown.

EOIN GRIFFIN’S Lounaos held off the determined challenge of Al Eile to claim the Leopardstown November Premier Handicap yesterday in the hands of Pat Smullen.

JAMIE SPENCER celebrated his first Jockeys Championship by recording a double on Gypsy King and Yehudi on the final day of the 2004 Flat season at Leopardstown yesterday.

Michael Kinane is eyeing Group One glory in France tomorrow after he took the honours on the last day of the Irish Flat season at Leopardstown with a 130-1 treble.