Clicksnmortar impressed with an all-the-way success in a bumper at Roscommon last month before disappointing at Tipperary ten days later when not appearing to handle going left handed. He bounced back to his best with a fluent success in the Irish Daily Mirror Maiden Hurdle.
Andrew McNamara 's mount front-ran and it was clear away from three out that the opposition weren't going to get in a blow at the 7/1 shot. The Chantelle McCabe-owned gelding was eased on the run-in and still had four lengths in hand over Karaking
Winning trainer, Edward O’Grady said: "He is a typical Presenting. He's a great jumper and liked the good ground. Hopefully there'll be more to come. He'll go chasing soon, he was bought for that. I'll talk to the owner about where we'll go next."
