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Heffernan seen to good effect at Wexford

Fri 11th Jul 2008, 19:39

Aidan O?Brien won the Carriglawn Maiden with Hold Me Love Me in the colours of Mrs Richard Henry & Mrs John Magnier under the hands of Irish Derby winning jockey Seamie Heffernan.

Hold Me Love Me battled it out with John Oxx?s Zamiyla under the hands of Fran Berry. Berry´s mount just couldn?t get by the O?Brien filly who went on to win by a length in the end.

O?Brien has a busy weekend ahead and hopes to continue his good success at present and runs 6 contenders in this year Irish Oaks at The Curragh on Sunday.

Carriglawn M'dn €11,000.00 1m 5f

1st

Hold Me Love Me (IRE) (16)

4/1

Tote €4.50 €2.30

2nd

1L

Zamiyla (IRE) (12)

8/11Fav

€1.10

3rd

7L

One Zero (USA) (13)

10/1

€4.70

4th

3L

Young Patriarch (GB) (15)

10/1

€5.30

Jockeys Trainers Seamie Heffernan Francis Berry John Oxx

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