Review fairyhouse 11th Jan Mallowney put up a superb display to see off strong opposition in the feature Underwriting Exchange Dan Moore Memorial Handicap Chase at Fairyhouse.Tim Doyle's smart nine-year-old (8-1) tackled Grade One company in the Dial-A-Bet Chase on his last start and finished some way behind Bright New Dawn, who was renewing rivalry on better terms this time and was sent off the 15-8 favourite.It was a different story, however, as Davy Russell slipped Mallowney into the lead after the third-last and was never troubled thereafter as the gelding skipped over the final two fences before beating the market leader easily by 10 lengths.Dromnea got off the mark over fences at Limerick over Christmas and followed up in a close contest for the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Rated Novice Chase.David Casey was always close to the lead on Mouse Morris's eight-year-old (7-2), who led going to the final fence and then pulled out the stops to hold the odds-on Champagne James by three-quarters of a length, with Gallant Tipp another neck away.Tony McCoy got among the winners when the Willie Mullins-trained Florishwells D'Ete (2-1 favourite), who was always up with the pace, asserted entering the straight in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Beginners Chase and came clear to score by six and a half lengths.Paul Carberry wasn't hanging about on Officieux in the Fundraisers At Fairyhouse Maiden Hurdle and nothing got near enough to challenge Noel Meade's 11-2 shot, who had it won from some way out and coasted in by 12 lengths.Favourite Baily Cloud's exit two out in the Easter Festival 5th-7th April Maiden Hurdle left the way clear for a JP McManus one-two and Eoin Griffin's 10-1 shot Rathpatrick proved stronger than Oscar Knight, winning by four and a half lengths under Mark Walsh.Might Be Magic looked booked for second when collared by Go Anna Go heading to the last in the Ward Union Hunt Raceday Handicap Hurdle, but Tom Foley's well-backed 8-1 shot rallied well under the trainer's son Pat and got home a head in front.
