Limerick jockeys Paddy Harnett, Wesley Joyce and Mark Enright visit winners' enclosure

ABBEYFEALE jockey Paddy Harnett completed a double for trainer Joseph O'Brien at Dundalk on Friday night when partnering White Marlin to win the 12-furlong apprentice handicap.

The 100/30 joint-favourite was never far off the pace and pipped 6/1 shot Picpoul by a nose to win for owner/breeder Morna McDowall.

O'Brien had earlier won the earlier two-mile handicap with First Blood, a first winner for Cian Horgan from Kilkenny.

Moyross jockey Wesley Joyce teamed up with County Meath trainer Michael Mulvany to win the eight-furlong fillies’ maiden with the Get Up And Go Syndicate-owned Spirit And Glory.

The strong 3/1 shot raced up with the leaders and held off the Adrian Murray-trained Sister Bridget by a nose.

Castlemahon jockey Mark Enright was also among the winners as he partnered Barbapapa to take the eight-furlong maiden.

Trained by Henry de Bromhead, the 100/30 joint-favourite made much of the running as he beat the John McConnell-trained Brave Troop by three-parts of a length.

Upcoming Fixtures:

Dundalk – Wednesday, January 19 (First Race 1.40pm)

Dundalk – Friday, January 21 (First Race 4.45pm)

Navan – Saturday, January 22 (First Race 12.30pm)

Thurles – Sunday, January 23 (First Race 1pm)