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Cabin on Point at Bellewstown

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The McCabes Garage Drogheda Mares Maiden Hurdle was won by the Jessie Harrington trained Cabin Point owned by her husband John Harrington and ridden by Andrew Leigh.

Leigh settled his mount in behind the leaders and improved to lead at last and stayed on comfortably to win by 5 lengths holding off nearest rival Mageney trained by Sean Byrne.

McCabes Garage Drogheda(Mares)M'dn H'dle €9,500.00 2m 1f

1st

Cabin Point (IRE)

2/1Fav

Tote €3.30 €1.60

2nd

5L

7/1

€2.20

3rd

1.5L

Vicky Lane (IRE)

7/2

€1.50

4th

3L

Sinead's Lady (IRE)

9/2

€1.10

Ireland Jockeys Trainers S Byrne Sean Byrne Jessica Harrington Andrew Leigh

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