Strong-travelling Cavalry Master brought up his four-timer in the novice chase at Killarney and gave trainer Henry de Bromhead a treble on the card (paid 104.88/1).

He was on the bridle as he got the measure of the leader, and stablemate, Myth Buster on the run to the third last.

The 5/2 second favourite increased the gap at the penultimate fence and was soon ridden by Mike O'Connor.

He was driven out on the run-in to score by a reduced margin of a length and a half from Hewick (18/1) who found plenty on the run-in. Myth Buster (15/2) dropped to third, beaten six lengths by the winner.

O'Connor said: “He’s a great servant and is really consistent. He seems to enjoy himself around Killarney and was a course and distance winner.

“He’s a nice horse going forward. He enjoys a bit of an ease but was okay on that ground as well. He’s a bit of an all-rounder.”

Leac An Scail Lady and Cappucimix also scored in Killarney for de Bromhead.

Cavalry Master started his winning run in a beginners' chase at Killarney in April before landing novice chases also in Killarney and at Wexford in May and June respectively.

Additional reporting by Alan Magee