Dermot Weld and Pat Smullen maintained their winning run when combining for a short-priced double at Cork yesterday, highlighted by the victory of Caumshinaun in the Listed Turtle Island Platinum Stakes.

Caumshinaun, owned by Weld's mother Gita, stretched clear over a furlong out to beat Avorado by three lengths.

"She has put up some great performances this year, and deserves some black type. She is in foal to Mujadil, and that is definitely her last run," said Weld .

Whistle Down, the seventh individual two-year-old winner for Rosewell House in the past two and a half weeks, justified favouritism in the Danehill Dancer Maiden. However the son of Danehill needed a strong drive by the reigning champion to touch off market rival Toreador by a short-head.

Pat Flynn is considering stepping Wacky Sport up further in distance after the Tom Queally-ridden colt cruised home for a three lengths verdict over Battle Cruiser in the 10-furlongs Bluebird Handicap.

Bansha handler Danny O'Connell enjoyed a welcome change of fortune when Ennoble led before two out under Barry Geraghty to land the Flemensfirth Handicap Hurdle, while the Eddie Ahern-ridden Rumours Abound led inside the final furlong to beat Dame Portia by three quarters of a length in the Second Empire EBF Fillies Handicap.

At a sparsely attended Naas, Paul Carberry and Noel Meade teamed up for a double with Greco and Moratorium in the two hurdle races. The successes were achieved in starkly differing styles, with Greco racing clear in the straight for a 15-length verdict over Up The Mountain in the Thoroughbred County Maiden Hurdle.

Moratorium meanwhile, was brought with a last-gasp run to record the cheekiest of victories over Effusive in the Go Racing In Kildare Handicap Hurdle.

Aidan O'Brien and Mick Kinane were also on the mark twice during the afternoon through newcomer Camp David and the hitherto frustrating Love Me True.

Wayne Smith produced Balizac with a perfectly timed challenge to win the £20,000 Johnstown Handicap.