Review thurles 25th Oct

< Mossley (6-1) bounced back to his best to claim victory in the Premier County Hurdle at Thurles.

The six-year-old lost his way for Nicky Henderson last term and fared little better on his first start for Robbie Hennessy at Gowran Park, but he headed Western Leader on the run to the last here and then kept Marlay Park three-quarters of a length at bay.

Stamina won the day for Our Victoria in the Holycross Mares Chase.

The 9-4 favourite is proven over further than this two-and-a-quarter-mile trip and was brought to challenge at the penultimate obstacle by Barry O'Neill.

Our Girl Lucey wouldn't go away, but a slicker leap at the last from Our Victoria sealed success, and she crossed the line with two and three-quarter lengths in hand.< Sweeney Tunes (8-1) defied a lengthy absence to strike on his first outing for Paul Nolan in division one of the www.thurlesraces.ie Beginners Chase.

The Gigginstown House Stud representative, not seen since the 2011 Punchestown Festival, was being pressured by Bridgets Pet when that one made a hash of two out, and when he eventually hit the deck at the final fence, it paved the way for Sweeney Tunes to score by 13 lengths.< Farrells Fancy made every post a winning one in the second division.

Sent off at 9-2 on the back of last month's Listowel chasing debut, Terence O'Brien's gelding jumped his rivals ragged under Davy Condon and accounted for the well-fancied Jetson by seven lengths.< Son Of Moyne also led his rivals a merry dance in the Horse & Jockey Handicap Chase, with first-time headgear helping him to a four-length defeat of Annacarton < Everything Zain had hit the crossbar on his first three outings over jumps but after taking up the running approaching the second-last, he gained a deserved victory in the Racecourse Challenge For Cystic Fibrosis 3-Y-O Maiden Hurdle as the 2-1 favourite.< Pique Sous (4-7 favourite) broke his duck over timber at the second time of asking by outclassing his Cashel Maiden Hurdle opponents.