After taking the first with Alonso Willie Mullins and Ruby Walsh quickly doubled up in the second, the Casey Tarmacadam Mares Hurdle, scoring with Vicky De L’Oasis (8/11 favourite).

The French import scored on her Irish debut at Galway last month, winning easily by ten lengths, and she followed up this afternoon in comfortable fashion.

The four-year-old daughter of Ultimately Lucky made all the running, and went clear at the second last, staying on well on the run-in to score by three and a quarter lengths. Mulleady kept on to take second under Shane Shorthall for Tony Martin at 5/1, while Eyesontheprize who was sent off the 3/1 second favourite, fell at the last when a beaten third.

Willie Mullins said afterwards: "We made the running as she doesn’t settle very well. She shows plenty of speed at home and she might drop back to two miles."