EVENING racing got under way at Tramore yesterday with Boro Vacation, owned by Jeremy Hill, and carrying the Dawn Run colours of his late mother, Charmian, landing the opening Dungarvan Chase to initiate a double for veteran handler Paddy Mullins.

Partnered by Tommy Treacy, the uneasy favourite, who drifted from 4 to 6 to 9 to 10 was not fluent with his jumping in the early stages but soon got his act together before edging clear after the penultimate fence to beat front running Pharsilk by one and a half lengths.

I think two miles is ideal for him and I'll run him at the festivals over the summer with Killarney this month very much on my mind," said, Mull ins who went on to complete the brace with easy winner Noreaster in the Annstown Handicap.

Partnered by Jason Behan, who was recording his fourth winner this season, the Nordance filly coasted clear on the bridle before the turn in and scored eased down by three and a half lengths.

Paeandisplay, who finished with only two behind him in a 20 runner handicap hurdle at Listowel last Saturday, opened his account over timber for a local handler Ron Shaw in the Nore Maiden Hurdle.

The 5 to 1 chance held a narrow lead at the last when challenger Asolus fell and needed all of Shane Broderick's urgings to hold Brewery eight by a head.

A steward's inquiry was called as Brendan Doyle, rider of the runner up, appeared to be short of room in the dying strides and momentarily stopped riding but the placings remained unaltered.

Willie Mullins kept his amateur championship hopes alive when he recorded a facile 15 length success on the well bred newcomer Radanpour in the bumper