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2006 July Cup
Les Arcs (USA) won the 2006 July Cup at Newmarket (July) on 14 July 2006, trained by Tim Pitt and ridden by John Egan, at 10/1, beating Iffraaj (GB) by a head.
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- Who won the July Cup in 2006? Les Arcs (USA) won the 2006 July Cup at Newmarket (July) on 14 July 2006, trained by Tim Pitt and ridden by John Egan, at 10/1, beating Iffraaj (GB) by a head.
- Who came second in the 2006 July Cup? Iffraaj (GB) (11/2) finished second, and Ashdown Express (IRE) (20/1) was third.
- Did the favourite win the 2006 July Cup? No. The 9/2 favourite Takeover Target (AUS) finished 7th of 15.
- What was the winning time of the 2006 July Cup? Les Arcs (USA) won in 1m 11.16s over 6f on Good To Firm going.
- How much prize money did the 2006 July Cup winner get? Les Arcs (USA) earned £204,408 for winning the 2006 July Cup.
- How many ran in the 2006 July Cup? 15 ran in the 2006 July Cup (average since 1990: 13.1).
Full result
Distances beaten are to the horse in front (Btn) and to the winner (Total btn). Headgear: b blinkers, v visor, p cheekpieces, t tongue strap, h hood, e/s eyeshield, ht hood and tongue strap. Prize money is shown in the currency of the country the race was run in (£ in Britain, € in Ireland).
How they ran next
14 of 15 have run since; 4 won next time out.
July Cup winners by year
Years with a result in GB and IRE records since 1990.
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