Avoca Maiden
- TypeFlat
- Distance1m 4f
- GoingGood To Firm
- SurfaceTurf
- Runners7
Red Calima (IRE) (8/11F) won the Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown on 7 July 2011, beating Benefit Of Porter (IRE) by a head under Johnny Murtagh for trainer John M Oxx. 7 ran on Good To Firm going over 1m 4f; the winning time was 2m 39.47s (slow by 7.97s). The winner was the favourite.
On the record: how often the favourite wins in a field of 7 — The market
| Pos | Dr | Horse | Btn | Jockey | Trainer | Wgt | OR | KTB | Time | Prize | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 5 | Red Calima (IRE) 3c | Johnny Murtagh | John M Oxx | 9-5 | — | 78A | 2:39.47 | 6,900 | 8/11 fav | |
| 2nd | 7 | Benefit Of Porter (IRE) 7m | hd | Declan McDonogh | Patrick Sinnott | 9-13 | — | 85A | 2:39.50 | 1,600 | 12/1 |
| 3rd | 4 | Clonbur (GB) 8g | ¾ | Mr D J Benson(7) | Thomas McGivern | 9-11 | — | 81A | 2:39.64 | 700 | 33/1 |
| 4th | 1 | Pageboy (IRE) 3c | 1¼ | Wayne Lordan | David Wachman | 9-5 | — | 72A | 2:39.84 | 400 | 12/1 |
| 5th | 2 | Enchanted Forest (IRE) p 3c | ½ | Joseph O'Brien(3) | A P O'Brien | 9-2 | 78 | 68A | 2:39.93 | — | 15/8 |
| 6th | 6 | Lend A Hand Son (GB) 6g | 9 | Fran Berry | Michael Hourigan | 10-4 | 70 | 64A | 2:41.43 | — | 25/1 |
| 7th | 3 | Munster Fusilier (IRE) 5g | hd | Gary Carroll | John C McConnell | 10-4 | — | 64A | 2:41.50 | — | 50/1 |
Quick answers
- Who won the Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown in 2011?
- Red Calima (IRE) won the Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown on 7 July 2011, ridden by Johnny Murtagh and trained by John M Oxx.
- What was the finishing order of the 2011 Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown?
- 1st Red Calima (IRE) (8/11F), 2nd Benefit Of Porter (IRE) (12/1), 3rd Clonbur (GB) (33/1).
- What price was the winner of the 2011 Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown?
- Red Calima (IRE) returned a starting price of 8/11F.
- How many horses ran in the 2011 Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown?
- 7 horses ran in the 2011 Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown.
- What was the winning time of the 2011 Avoca Maiden at Leopardstown?
- The winning time was 2m 39.47s (slow by 7.97s).