PADDY MULLINS record at Tramore is second to none both on the flat and over.jumps and the Co Kilkenny trainer is expected to land a double at the Co Waterford track this evening with Boro Vacation (5.15) and Noreaster (7.15).
Fifteen face the starter for the Annstown Handicap and Noreaster, a course winner last year, should have little difficulty landing what looks a moderate race.
The mare was drifter in the market when sixth of the 161 "runners behind Back To Black handicap at Leo Jockey Jason Behan has made an encouraging start to the season riding three winners and Noreaster is expected to add to the tally.
Boro Vacation, who last November finished three lengths second to Ventana Canyon at Thurles, is certain to start odds on for the opening Dungarvan Chase.
The seven year old gained an overdue success at Thurles last month when beating Kilone Abbess by four and a half lengths and is expected to follow up in the hands of Tom Treacy.
. John Dunlop's filly Kristal's Paradise (Mark Rimmer) disappointed in Germany yesterday by weakening quickly to finish last in the Listed Mulheim Frujahrs. Steher Preis over two miles won by Camp David.
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