JESSICA Harrington's Hide The Evidence completed a hat-trick with a fine front-running display in the INH Stallion Owners' EBF Novice Hurdle at Cork yesterday.

THE Bowe family, who have produced superb racehorses over the years such as Limestone Lad and Solerina, are on the march again.

DAVY RUSSELL, riding out of his skin, gave Portant Fella a typically confident drive to win the www.tramore-racecourse.com Hurdle at a packed Waterford track yesterday.

“HE'S an amazing horse”, exclaimed Gerry Cully, after Markason had taken the Sunnybank Hotel Handicap Chase at Tramore last night before a huge attendance of 6,500.

IT should pay to follow trainer Willie Mullins at Tipperary this evening.

TONY MARTIN’S After Midnight justified strong market support when winning the first division of the Rover Handicap Hurdle at Listowel yesterday.

PRACTICE MATCH, one of three horses Eric McNamara trains for J P McManus, toyed with the opposition on the way to winning the Coffey Construction Beginners Chase at Limerick yesterday.

GERRY CULLY'S Arc Lemanique has a leading chance in the William Glynn Memorial Maiden Hurdle at Kilbeggan this evening.

THE stewards at Cork yesterday were called into action after Gerry Cully's I Will Now finished fifth behind Dantys Hampshire in the concluding maiden hurdle, writes Pat Keane.

FOLLOWING the first contest at Listowel yesterday, racing was put back by half an hour.

TRAINER Tom Taaffe and jockey Davy Russell, who will have their attention focussed on today’s Cheltenham Gold Cup, were both on the mark in yesterday’s St. Patrick’s Day action at Wexford.

ROG, the horse Gerry Cully called after Irish rugby international Ronan O'Gara, enjoyed a first success on the track when streaking away with the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase at Tramore yesterday.

RATHGAR BEAU is likely to take his chance against Moscow Flyer and Azertyuiop in the Queen Mother two mile Champion 'Chase at Cheltenham following a smooth success in the MacLochlainn Road Markings Limited Kinloch Brae 'Chase at Thurles yesterday.

IT’S a long way from Cork to Downpatrick, but trainer Gerry Cully can make the journey pay by saddling Markason to take the Carryduff Shopping Centre Handicap Hurdle at the northern track today.

THE Gerry Cully-trained Markason landed a tidy gamble in a division of the Clonee Handicap Hurdle at Fairyhouse yesterday, providing jockey Davy Condon with his first triumph over hurdles.

PADDY MULLINS’ Nopekan is fancied to land the nap in the Heineken W T O’Grady Memorial Hurdle at Thurles this afternoon.

ANDREW LEIGH, son of Jessica Harrington's travelling head-man Eamonn, registered the second success of his career when scoring on even-money favourite