Paddy Twomey has sent out four winners, two seconds and a third from his last seven runners after Currawood continued the trainer's hot streak with a commanding success in the median auction race over a mile. It looked a tasty race on paper with the 94-rated Rowdy Yeats going off even-money favourite to follow up his stylish comeback victory at Naas, but he couldn't live with Currawood from the two-furlong pole as the 9-4 shot skipped five and a half lengths clear under Billy Lee. Next stop for Currawood could be the Tetrarch Stakes at the Curragh in a couple of weeks. The Acclamation colt had the form as on the second of his three starts last season he chased home Derby favourite The Lion In Winter in a Curragh maiden. Twomey's other runner on the card was Arouet in the 1m2½f maiden with the 12-1 newcomer taking second behind the Johnny Murtagh-trained Nautical Force , who justified 100-30 favouritism under Ben Coen. Lee double Lee landed a double when guiding 9-2 chance Apercu to victory in the valuable 1m2½f handicap for Andy Oliver. Willie Mullins, who is fighting jumps battles either side of the Irish Sea, went close to having a Flat winner, but the Wathnan Racing-owned 11-4 favourite Lope De Lilas couldn't hold Apercu's late surge after leading inside the final furlong. Looking for free bets? Racing Post have got the best offers, all in one place. Visit racingpost.com/freebets to find out more.