ROAD HOME can continue Jessica Harrington’s terrific run by landing the Auld Stand and Kellys’ Pub Ashbourne Maiden Hurdle at Fairyhouse this afternoon.

Knight Legend came home in his own time to record an easy victory in the Wilf Dooly Chase after the hat-trick seeking Our Ben suffered a fatal fall at the penultimate fence.

IN-FORM trainer, Tony Martin, can enjoy a first success in the Guinness Kerry National with Royal County Star in the major feature of the week at Listowel this afternoon.

Grangeclare Lark, who beat Shuil Aris by a short head at Fairyhouse, emphatically confirmed the placings on 3lbs worse terms in the Bewleys’ Hotels Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Hurdle at Punchestown yesterday.

CLARKEY, who has an absence of 94 days to overcome, can land the nap in the Spring Double Maiden Hurdle at Gowran Park today.

HERON’S FLIGHT is the nap choice to win the Bioverda Hurdle at Leopardstown tomorrow.

KATIE WALSH enjoyed her first success over flights when guiding Parrot Cay, trained by her father, Ted, to win the Cashel Maiden Hurdle in very testing conditions at Thurles yesterday.

CARRIGEEN KALMIA holds outstanding claims in the Littleton Handicap Hurdle at Thurles this afternoon.

IT really is a shame Schindlers Hunt cannot go to Cheltenham for the Arkle Trophy.

RUBY WALSH edged closer to the century mark of winners here at home when taking his tally for the season to 94 with a treble at Thurles yesterday aboard Financial Reward, Nay and Wickford.

CONNA CASTLE, a horse rapidly on the upgrade, can take the Sheila McCarthy Novice Hurdle at Naas tomorrow.