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Darragh O'Keeffe and Whatsavilable on their way to winning for Mouse Morris at Fairyhouse on Tuesday. Photo: Caroline Norris/Racing Post
Mouse Morris helped out as Darragh O'Keeffe continued his good run of form with two winners at Fairyhouse on Tuesday last in fine style.
The pair scored with Whatsavailable which recorded his third win at the track in the near three-mile handicap hurdle.
There was other Tipperary success too as almost two years on from his last Fairyhouse victory, the Adam Scott-owned seven-year-old was well on top as he raced to a five-length success, at odds of 10/1, over the John McConnell-trained 22/1 chance Notkeepingyagoing.
O’Keeffe completed a double 35 minutes later when partnering Henry de Bromhead’s 9/4 shot Native Speaker to win the two and a half-mile beginners' chase.
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