Frank Ennis had a good night at Tipperary on Thursday when saddling a juvenile double courtesy of Ferneley and Inourthoughts.
Ferneley, a winner at Galway last Friday, made all for a game success in the feature Irish Stallion Farms EBF Race.
The son of Ishiguru stuck his head out in the closing stages, for Willie Supple, to hold the late challenge of Summit Surge by a neck.
Rory Cleary did the steering on Inourthoughts in the opening Longfield Stud EBF Maiden as she proved half a length too strong for Flash McGahon.
Querido opened his account in some style when taking the Pride Of Tipperary Maiden Hurdle for Edward O'Grady.
Paddy Flood cruised into the lead after the second last and his mount didn't come off the bridle to beat Casino by three lengths.
The other hurdle on the card also witnessed as easy winner as Norborne Bandit ended a series of placed efforts with an impressive seven-length success over Real Overdrive.
Benwilt Breeze swooped wide, inside the final furlong, under Johnny Murtagh to get up by half a length from Lone Plainsman in the Oversway Handicap.
Mouseen showed improved form to prevail in a blanket finish to the Derrinstown Stud Apprentice Handicap while Rehill Lass made a winning debut in the bumper for Tommy Stack.
The easy success of Majestic Concorde in the Martin Reilly Hyundai Dealer Handicap completed a double for Pat Smullen at Sligo.
He had initiated the brace when Incline gained compensation for a narrow defeat at Galway by taking the Foley's Bar and Off Licence Handicap.
Chris Hayes also recorded two winners on the card courtesy of Spirit Of Pearl and Flare Star.
Spirit Of Pearl (4/6f) was a warm order in the Riverstown Claiming Race and she recorded an easy front-running success.
Flare Star almost caused a shock at a big price at Galway last week and showed that was no fluke as she opened her account in the Fillies Maiden.
Talwin bounced back to her best to land the spoils in the Sligo Park Hotel Race, getting home by three-parts-of-a-length from Zanderi.
