Gavin Sheehan in treble-winning form at Warwick's Farmers Raceday

Jockey Gavin Sheehan, who had brought up his 1,000th career winner on Rialannah at Sandown Park at the weekend, was in sparkling form at Warwick's annual Farmers Raceday, riding a treble to take his seasonal score to 49.

Wilmcote trainer Olly Murphy withdrew Largy Force from the FCN Novices' Hurdle over two miles and five furlongs relying on Kefir d'Oudairies who was sent off the hot 1/4 favourite to beat his two rivals.

Returning after wind surgery and wearing a tongue-tie, Kefir d'Oudairies made all the running to win easily and give Sheehan his first winner of the afternoon.

Sheehan doubled up on top-weight Fresh Perspective in the Arnold Thomson Novices' Handicap Chase, beating Soldier's Leap by half a length.

Fresh Perspective, who had disputed the lead with the Murphy-trained Adonedeal until a bad mistake at the fifth fence knocked him out of contention, was always going well enough at the front to hold off the late challenge of the runner-up.

Jackstell completed the Sheehan treble when beating Paddy De Pole in the best finish of the afternoon in the BNG Made Easy With Reverte Handicap Hurdle (Challenger Stayers Hurdle Series Qualifier) over three miles and one furlong.

The two had gone head to head from some way out with Jackstell prevailing by a short head to give Lambourn trainer Jamie Snowden his 39th winner of the season.

Murphy saddled two of the five runners in the opening Dudley Peverill Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle over two miles and three furlongs with Mister Des Places, backed from 4/1 to 13/8, the more fancied of the pair.

Favourite was hat-trick seeking Seraphic, trained by David Killahena & Graeme McPherson and ridden by Isabelle Ryder, who was looking to follow up wins at Stratford and Huntingdon.

Leader Mariole took the wrong course entering the back straight, leaving Mister Des Places in front, but he was passed by the strong-travelling Seraphic at the fourth-last flight who was always in control from thereon, finishing 4¾ lengths clear at the line.

The win took Ryder to the top of the conditional jockeys championship table with 13 winners, one ahead of Rian Corcoran.

Prior to the fourth race, the Newton LDP Handicap Chase, there was a minute's silence to remember jockey Tom O'Brien whose death at the age of 39 had been announced earlier in the day.

The race itself was pretty straightforward for 4/1 shot Yes Day, who led from start to finish over the three-mile trip to beat Ignore The Door by 11 lengths.

Tropical Talent looked to be going best of all turning into the home straight in the Pegasus Handicap Chase, but he blundered his chance away at the last fence, gifting the race to Midnight View who took full advantage going clear to win by 5½ lengths.

In a race where none of the seven runners had seen a racecourse before, Sunshine Sheila led into the home straight and held off the well-backed Katie's Turn to take the closing Farol Fillies' “Junior” National Hunt Flat Race.

Maria's Double jinked and almost threw off Joe Anderson early in the race and both horse and jockey, who rode with both feet out of the stirrups, did well to finish fourth.

There is racing again at the course on Thursday, 19th November with the first race due off at 11.55am.