Red-hot conditional continues to make most of restricted riders' meetings and Willie Mullins backing

Sean Cleary-Farrell is making the most of restricted riders' meetings, with the conditional jockey continuing his red-hot run of form for a fourth win in seven rides.

The Willie Mullins-trained Yoradreamer had been beaten on his first four starts over hurdles but got off the mark at the fifth attempt under the 7lb claimer, kicking on from Penny Express in the closing stages of the 2m3f maiden hurdle.

Cleary-Farrell said on Racing TV: "He gave me a great feel, he relaxed all the way around. Coming down the hill I had so much left, it was brilliant. He travelled great there all the way and he's a horse that can stay galloping. He idled a little bit when I was in front but that will come."

The 21-year-old is based with champion trainer Mullins, the provider of his four winners in the last eight days.

He added: "The opportunities I've been getting these last few days, I'm over the moon. It's great to have it [these meetings] because it's a great help."

Patrick Mullins, who also spoke well of young riders Anna McGuinness and Kieran Callaghan, said: "Sean's a fantastic rider, very light, he's been with us for four or five years now and we'd put him on any horse at home. I thought Sean gave him a fabulous ride."

On the winner, he added: "The owners have been very patient with him. I think he's a nice summer horse, I'd like to think he's improving and chasing might even improve him again."

Liadawn provided Patrick Mullins with a winner of his own in the bumper.

Quick double

Kevin Sexton and Tony Martin combined for a quickfire double over hurdles. Bruant outperformed market expectations to win the 2m2f rated novice hurdle at 40-1 before Pralognan got up late to win the 2m2f handicap hurdle.

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