It was Chris O’Donovan that partnered River Vale and the Shanballymore native now leads Derek O’Connor, who didn’t ride at the meeting, by one (15 – 14) in the southern regional championship. Rioche on Do It Like A Dude over the last to win Darrgh Allen on Choose A Copper (right) senodn and third placed Barry O'Neill on Glens Sensation during 5-Y-O geldings race at the Muskerry point to point races at Dawstown. However, the victorious son of Mahler lost some momentum at the second last of the 15 obstacles and he held on grimly as the line approached to deny the staying-on newcomer Oscars Brother by three parts of a length in what was the closest finish of the afternoon. The seven-year-old River Vale (5/4) moved to the front from the third-fence and he could be called the most likely winner from three out as he was still bowling along merrily at the head of affairs. The Michael Winters-trained River Vale attained his due reward, following two recent second-placed efforts at Dromahane, by landing the five-year-old and upwards adjacent hunts maiden. THE annual Muskerry Foxhounds Dawstown point-to-point meeting took place at Birch Hill outside Grenagh on Monday.
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