Course Results

Ecommoy Racing Results

Every Ecommoy result in our archive since July 2010 — the first three home with their starting prices, the winning margin and how the favourite fared, newest first, with the full finishing order a tap away.

1 results archived
1 race days
2010 first race in our archive

Sunday 18 July 2010

1 race

The long run: outright favourites (the single shortest starting price) have won 34.2% in our archive — 96,834 of 283,117, as at 3 October 2026. One day is a small sample.

Good · 1 race Outright favs won 0 of 1
11:07
  1. 1Hillbilly (FR)Won by 15 lengths · J: James Reveley · T: G Macaire
  2. 2As De Fer (FR)21/10 fav
  3. 3Advertising Space (FR)
2m1f Good 3 ran
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Ecommoy results, in short

How many Ecommoy results does Kickthebookies hold?
1 Ecommoy results across 1 race day since July 2010 — each with the first three home and their starting prices, the winning margin and the going, newest first. As at 23 October 2026.
When was the most recent Ecommoy meeting?
The most recent Ecommoy meeting in our archive was on Sunday 18 July 2010: 1 race, won by Hillbilly (FR). Each race links to its full result and finishing order.
Where are the Ecommoy racecourse statistics?
On the Ecommoy racecourse statistics page, linked above: trainers, jockeys, favourites and the draw at the course, built from this same archive, with the sample size and the window stated on every figure.
What does each Ecommoy result show?
The off time and the race; the first three home with their starting prices — the winner with the winning margin, its jockey and trainer; the favourite, where it was beaten out of the first three, with where it finished; then the distance, going, class, winning time and how many ran. Open a race for the full finishing order; the most recent races also carry a short summary of how it was run.
Is this every race run at Ecommoy?
It is every Ecommoy race our archive holds since July 2010: 1 results. We do not fill gaps — a race our source feed never carried is not here, and a figure never appears without the number behind it.