Moi takes Wilfrid win

Excusez Moi ended a long losing run when finally coming good for Australian ace Kerrin McEvoy in the £60,000 (€88,000) William Hill Great St Wilfrid Stakes at Ripon.

Sat, 19 Aug, 2006 - 19:00

Excusez Moi ended a long losing run when finally coming good for Australian ace Kerrin McEvoy in the £60,000 (€88,000) William Hill Great St Wilfrid Stakes at Ripon.

Clive Brittain’s four-year-old had not won since taking a Yarmouth maiden in April 2005 and McEvoy had ridden him seven times in defeat.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: RiponPlace: YarmouthPlace: Lafontaine BleuPlace: HaydockPlace: Peppertree LanePerson: MoiPerson: WilfridPerson: Excusez MoiPerson: Kerrin McEvoyPerson: Clive BrittainPerson: McEvoyPerson: PlanetPerson: Pieter BrueghelPerson: Tim EtheringtonPerson: Mark LawsonPerson: Micky FentonPerson: Richard FaheyPerson: Tony HamiltonPerson: Holdin FoldinPerson: FaheyPerson: DavidPerson: Jackie KnaggsPerson: FadeyevPerson: Dale GibsonPerson: HamiltonPerson: Lee EnstonePerson: Jamie SpencerPerson: George MoorePerson: John EganPerson: JamiePerson: MoorePerson: Mark JohnstonPerson: Kevin DarleyPerson: Bollin DerekPerson: JohnstonPerson: DeirdreEvent: William Hill Great St Wilfrid StakesEvent: Ayr Gold CupEvent: Ripon Horn Blower Conditions StakesEvent: Ark De Triumph Maiden Auction StakesEvent: Geoff Jewson Memorial Maiden StakesEvent: European Breeders Fund Fillies’ HandicapOrganisation: FullandbyOrganisation: Smart InstinctOrganisation: Lafontaine BleuOrganisation: Keeneland
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