R1 VINCENNES [L-H]
C1 – PRIX DEIMOS – 2200m (a1m1/2) – Class D – Mounted – EUR € 40,000
- MAJUSCULE – Unexceptional sort still chasing that elusive first win and is not about to shake things up
- MUSIQUE NAY – Unplaced on comeback here on 25 February. Will have progressed for the race, and has been reconfigured, but still seems to be taking on too much
- MY FAIR LADY – Returns to the ridden code after having reassured under harness 2.5 weeks ago. Has previously won over course and distance and can again finish close
- MAMAORA DE LOU – Serious filly returning to code of preference after a necessary freshener at Vire on 18 March. Goes barefoot again, should appreciate the new conditions, and has a decent chance of applying the pressure on MIRMANDE DEL PHEDO (11)
- MISS DE BAILLE – Eliminated as often as not but has talent to burn. Got off the mark with authority at Meslay-du-Maine 2.5 weeks ago and must be considered a contender
- MINA DE BASSIERE – Looked very ordinary when trounced on monte debut at Enghien 10 days ago. Alexandre Abrivard in the saddle this time, but still not an obvious choice
- MELODY KADESH – Starts for the first time since being dominated in a 2700m Class B here last November. Goes barefoot for the occasion and, if sufficiently fit, can play a role
- MAURICETTE BLUE – Has not been seen under the saddle since debuting poorly in November 2024. Out of the picture in last 2 under harness and others easier to back
- MILANTERA – Has talent but is a tricky sort at the best of times. Has been re-shod for her return to Vincennes but still not a priority
- MADONE DU TRIEUX – Back under the saddle after being given a harness prep across town 2.5 weeks ago. Is undeniably talented and will not be far off the mark if Guillaume Martin keeps her trotting
- MIRMANDE DEL PHEDO – Well-engaged filly that was simply dynamic over course and distance on 27 January. Has a lot of untapped potential and will be well-backed to confirm
Summary: Most impressive here in late-January when barefoot for the first time, MIRMANDE DEL PHEDO (11) makes her much-awaited return and, with shoes off again, can repeat. She will be opposed though by the improving MAMAORA DE LOU (4) who will be barefoot for the first time in the discipline, and the tricky but talented MISS DE BAILLE (5) who came good at Meslay-du-Maine in mid-March. Eliminated last time under the saddle, MADONE DU TRIEUX (10) will sport 4 pads for the occasion and, with application, can figure prominently.
SELECTIONS
MIRMANDE DEL PHEDO (11) – MAMAORA DE LOU (4) – MISS DE BAILLE (5) – MADONE DU TRIEUX (10)
C2 – PRIX DE SURESNES – 2100m (a1m1/4) – Class R Claiming – Harness – EUR € 18,000 - MY WAY LEAGABIN – Always gives her best but that is rarely good enough. Made little impact in last 2 claiming starts and, even with shoes off, will have too much to do
- MILADY MADRIK – Facile winner of a 2875m Enghien claimer on 10 March. Is well-in on the front line and, with Eric Raffin back in the bike, is not going to be far from the action
- MERVEILLEUX – Was never at her ease at Enghien, even before suffering interference, 2.5 weeks ago. Is ideally-positioned, is reunited with his handler, and can contest a place on the podium this time
- MADE IN LOVE PASS – Has so far failed to make his mark this term. Was not disgraced at Caen last week and, while not a priority, he will go barefoot for the first time and should not be discounted
- MERMOZ – Takes first public steps over the inner course after having disappointed in a Class C over the main track 2 weeks ago. Has nothing to prove at this level and Louis Baudouin can be confident of a big performance
- MEA CULPA – Placed in 2 before being eliminated in a Class A here a fortnight back. Presents decent claiming credentials and in current condition is easy to recommend for a first-5 payout
- MILAN – 2nd on re-entry in a Class A over the main course before coming 5th at a similar level next time. Has never failed to deliver under these conditions and looks set to take all the beating
- MAMBO THORIS – Has yet to make any impact at this level, latterly eliminated when never-threatening at Enghien on 10 March. Is forced to start wide and represents a minor place chance at best
- MARELLA DALEO – Useful at this level, and most recently 4th to MILADY MADRIK (2) in 10 March race of reference. Sports a fresh formula but the draw will do her no favours
- MYSTIC MAN – Modest trotter that has done nothing noteworthy for almost a year. Has pulled a rough number and in spite of modified shoeing still looks to be out of his depth
- MILORD DU COJEUL – Moderate element that looked ordinary on re-entry at Le Croise-Laroche 11 days ago. Starts on the back line and, in this company, is unlikely to create an upset
- MON CARAT – Eliminated in 6 of last 7 starts, 2 of them this term, but has bags of ability. Starts on back line but can get in on the action if Pierre-Yves Verva keeps him focused
- MY JIBAY – Disappointing on the whole since the turn of the year and even under these conditions will struggle to make his presence felt
Summary: A Class A winner here last summer, MILAN (7) takes a huge dip in category and, considering how he appreciates these conditions, the race should be his for the taking. Theo Duvaldestin will still be mindful of the better-placed MERMOZ (5) who should be well-suited to the inner-track profile, and the consistent MERVEILLEUX (3) who was subject to interference last time out. MILADY MADRIK (2) won an Enghien claimer in good order last month and is well-placed to finish close once more.
SELECTIONS
MILAN (7) – MERMOZ (5) – MERVEILLEUX (3) – MILADY MADRIK (2)
C3 – PRIX LIBRA – 2200m (a1m1/2) – Class D – Mounted – EUR € 46,000 - LAPONIE D’EMMA – Has taken particularly well to her new vocation, and gave a fine account of herself on re-entry in late-January. Will be fresh for the challenge and must be taken more seriously this time
- LALIGA DEL PHEDO – Has moved her game on since returning to racing barefoot. Met no opposition over the main track here last time out, and has every chance of repeating
- LITTLELOU MATIDY – Never far from faulting but is otherwise very hard to fault. Is new to the inner course, will be fresh, and going barefoot this time can make all the difference. Place prospect
- LOVE AND SUN – Serious group-class element but struggles to get around with stride in check. Never-dangerous when eliminated at Caen 2 weeks ago and cannot be considered a player
- LYRIC – Made amends for January elimination when 3rd behind LAPONIE D’EMMA (1) in a Class E here on 27 February, however in this category can expect to find this a stiff test
- LENSOIS DU DOLLAR – Unlucky not to finish closer than 4th behind LUCIA DI JENILAT (12) here on 19 February, however will not be so fortunate this time around
- LOLA DU CAMPUS – Has looked decidedly ordinary this year, most recently trounced under harness here a week ago. Eric Raffin in the irons but still not a concern
- LIBERTA DEL PHEDO – Has gone from strength to strength since changing stables. Starts for the first time since late-December, ran 2nd the last time under these conditions, and has the wherewithal to give LALIGA DEL PHEDO (2) a run for her money
- LEONCE DU CLOS – Runner-up in last 2, most recently an Enghien Class D 10 days ago. Takes on a better lot this time and would be preferred more competitively-shod
- LOUSTIC – Has moved her game on this season, winning 2 for 2, including over the main track here. Excels when barefoot and will justifiably generate considerable interest
- LOTI SOLO – Disappointing 5th behind LUCIA DI JENILAT (12) here on 19 February and would have better prospects at a lower level
- LUCIA DI JENILAT – Made up for January elimination when 3rd in a 2850m Class C here on 19 February. Enjoys a terrific entry and will be expected to finish in the mix
Summary: LALIGA DEL PHEDO (2) has not been seen out since storming up over shorter here in early-February, but will have been specifically prepared for this. She should take well to the new conditions and can make this her own. Alan Gendrot will still want to be wary of LIBERTA DEL PHEDO (8) who has enjoyed quite the resurgence since moving to Mathieu Mottier’s yard, and LOUSTIC (10) who has improved even further this season. LITTLELOU MATIDY (3) makes her first appearance since late-January but will be barefoot for the occasion and Charley Mottier clearly means business.
SELECTIONS
LALIGA DEL PHEDO (2) – LIBERTA DEL PHEDO (8) – LOUSTIC (10) – LITTLELOU MATIDY (3)
C4 – PRIX ISOLDA – 2700m (a1m1/2) – Class D – Harness – EUR € 40,000 - MANDELA SEVEN – Yet to get into his stride this term but has already imposed under these conditions. Goes barefoot for the first time and looks main threat to MATADOR (12)
- MARLEY DE BAILLE – Talented gelding that won over course and distance in January. Missed out by little for 2nd in a Class C here in late-February but returns to racing barefoot and Mathieu Mottier will be keen to put things right
- MICHEL MARTIN – Kicked the year off decently but out of the picture in last 2. Is barefoot for return to the capital but others still preferred
- MY NAME IS BOND – Showed early potential but has however failed to make good on his promise, and can be passed over
- MARCHAND DE REVE – Got off the mark over 2100m here on 11 February, at 18th time of asking. Failed to confirm later that month and chances appear limited
- MAGIC INSTINCT – Bounced back from re-entry elimination with 3rd place in a Vire Class D just over 2 weeks ago. Has never excelled at Vincennes and even though reconfigured still looks an outsider
- MUST DU BELLAY – Should not be too hastily-condemned for recent blunder here. Has otherwise been in fine fettle and, if applied, can challenge for a place in the frame
- MATCH BOCNEUF – Most impressive in the provinces last season. Held his own on re-entry at Agen mid-February, races unshod-behind this time, and will be reunited with Eric Raffin. First 5
- MAKIAVEL DE BUSSET – Respectable element but has not raced since late-December and is going to need the outing
- MADMAX JEF – Drops back in category after running 7th behind MON PLAISIR (15) in a 2100m Class C here on 28 February. Is confirmed under these conditions but cannot be regarded a priority
- MOWGLY FRECA – Useful sort but has not been seen out since running 2nd in a Class D over 2100m here on 27 December. Is not about to set off any fireworks but does have the wherewithal to get a look in
- MATADOR – Serious future prospect that easily won an Enghien Class D on 6 March. Faces first real Vincennes objective and, with shoes off again, can repeat
- MAGIC JOHN – Tricky sort returning to the venue on a hat-trick, most recently beating MUST DU BELLAY (7) over course and distance. Is unlikely to pull it off but can nevertheless finish in the mix
- MELANCHOLY MAN – Moderate individual that has demonstrated better aptitude for the monte code and is unlikely to create an upset
- MON PLAISIR – Has begun to come good again following a tricky start to the year. Ran 3rd over shorter here 2 weeks ago and, while not a priority, is nevertheless well-engaged and worth keeping an eye on
Summary: After a much-needed return run here in early-February, MATADOR (12) ran away with an Enghien Class D last month, and looks thoroughly capable of repeating. He will still meet resistance from the likes of a first-time barefoot MANDELA SEVEN (1) who has already won under these conditions, and Mathieu Mottier’s progressive MARLEY DE BAILLE (2) who will also race unshod for the occasion. Surprisingly eliminated here a fortnight back, MUST DU BELLAY (7) ran 2nd on his only start over 2700m here and will not be far from the action if Franck Nivard keeps him focused.
SELECTIONS
MATADOR (12) – MANDELA SEVEN (1) – MARLEY DE BAILLE (2) – MUST DU BELLAY (7)
C5 – PRIX APPOLONIA – 2700m (a1m1/2) – Class D – Harness – EUR € 46,000 - LATINUS AVIS – Ran 2nd over course and distance before being eliminated at Enghien 10 days ago. Form is not in question though and will have his chances if Louis Baudouin assures his charge’s initial strides
- LAST DES BROUSSES – Showed improvement when 2nd in Reims a month back but has little love for Vincennes and can be ruled out
- LUCIDE CASTELETS – Ran 3rd twice before coming respectable 5th in a Bordeaux Class E early last month. Pleased on sole start here and, shod as he was last time, can again finish close
- LUSANIO DE WARNOC – Showed his form when 2nd in a Mauquenchy Class E 2.5 weeks ago. Is plainly on the right road and, first-time barefoot, looks a serious proposition
- LINARO – Capricious trotter making first start since 12 December and with shoes fitted is not about to shake things up
- LED ZEP VET – Has demonstrated a particular liking for racing in the day’s configuration. Is clearly at the top of his game and returns to Vincennes with a good hand to play. Place prospect
- LOOK MESLOIS – Not the easiest of horses to use but caught the eye on his Pontchateau return early last month. Is reunited with Yoann Lebourgeois who won with him here last November and has a realistic chance of repeating
- LE BARON BEZILLAT – No slouch on a good day but has placed just once in 4 Vincennes starts and will not find it easy making his mark
- LOOK DES ECUS – Imposed at Cagnes-sur-Mer before confirming at Agen 12 days ago. Is unlikely to pull off the hat-trick but will be sporting a fresh configuration and should not be underestimated
- L’INTOUCHABLE – Returns to racing barefoot following an unconvincing comeback run, but still looks to be out of his depth
Summary: Spirited he may be but LOOK MESLOIS (7) is by no means devoid of talent. He will have come on for his good comeback run and, barefoot this time, can open his 2026 account. LUSANIO DE WARNOC (4) went close at Mauquenchy mid-March and will be barefoot over a distance he appreciates. LATINUS AVIS (1) was quickly eliminated at Enghien recently but has otherwise been in cracking form, and with application will be no pushover. LED ZEP VET (6) has turned a corner recently and will be reunited with Franck Nivard who won with him at Mauquenchy in February.
SELECTIONS
LOOK MESLOIS (7) – LUSANIO DE WARNOC (4) – LATINUS AVIS (1) – LED ZEP VET (6)
C6 – PRIX CEPHENS – 2850m (a2m) – Class E – Harness – EUR € 49,000 - KIDAM DU METZ – Complicated but has shown decent aptitude for both codes. Has yet to convince in 2 starts this term though and is unlikely to spring any surprises
- KIWI DE CONNEE – Reunited with Yoann Lebourgeois for his return to Vincennes. Left a good impression last time here and from the front row can give this a good go. Place chance
- KAPITEN DU MELEUC – Previously a good sort but lost his way last autumn, and has picked up where he left off. Disregard
- KAPOOR D’OLMEN – Is nowhere near as sharp as he was last summer, has shown little liking for the venue, and even from the front row still looks an outsider
- KING’S RETURN – Got straight down to business on comeback at Mauquenchy on 24 February and, with Eric Raffin keeping faith, is very hard to ignore
- KASHMIR DU GERS – Nicely-engaged on front line and put in a good showing in Marseille 2 weeks ago. Is new to Vincennes but does not make the long trip to see the sights. First 5
- KING GEORGES – Has not won for some time but has done nothing but improve lately and even from the back line can play an active role
- KRAFEN – Unexceptional type starting for first time since November and will not be given a hard race
- KING LOOK – Apart from his superb form, he is also ideally-engaged. Won over 2850m in January and, barring force majeure, should have this in the bag
- KASH DES CAILLONS – Is significantly better than last month’s figures would suggest. Has twice defied his odds in black-type events and even against KING LOOK (9) must be regarded a player
Summary: KING LOOK (9) took his win-rate past the 50 percent mark when dominating a Class E here 2 weeks ago and even though incurring the penalty this time, is still easy to fancy for the win. Even better-engaged, KASH DES CAILLONS (10) has twice placed at Gr.3 level over recent months and is back racing left-handed with a lot to contribute. KING GEORGES (7) is clearly on the right trajectory and will be no easy touch if Damien Bonne keeps him trotting. 25m better off, and barefoot for just his 2nd start at the venue, KIWI DE CONNEE (2) merits considerable respect.
SELECTIONS
KING LOOK (9) – KASH DES CAILLONS (10) – KING GEORGES (7) – KIWI DE CONNEE (2)
C7 – PRIX AQUILA – 2100m (a1m1/4) – Class D – Harness – EUR € 40,000 - MALICE SPEED – Never far from faulting but reassuring 3rd in an Enghien Class D on 10 March and, if applied, can make her presence felt
- MUSE DU VIVIER – Has hardly put a foot out of place since her debut last May. Impressive winner on re-entry at Caen 3 weeks ago and, barefoot again, can confirm
- MAGIE DU CHATAULT – Dependability not her strong suit and failed to deliver at Enghien 3.5 weeks ago, but is significantly better than that and, from the 3 slot should not be underestimated
- MY LOVELY EBONY – Not the easiest to handle but gave a fine account on re-entry, coming 3rd of 13 in a Vire Class E on 18 March. Defied her odds that day, sports 4 pads for the first time, and should be taken more seriously
- MELISSA MATCH – Has taken her game to a new level since starting to race unshod, winning 2 for 2. Already boasts an impressive win-rate and victory here is well within reach
- MARISA DU CHATELET – 6th behind MALICE SPEED (1) in an Enghien Class D on 10 March, her first start since November. Will have come on for the run but is biting off too much this time
- MADE IN ATALANTE – Placed at Cagnes in late-February but has twice failed to confirm since and can be confidently ruled out
- MAMMA PAULO – Ran 2nd at Laval prior to clinching a Reims Class E 3 weeks ago. Starts wide on front line and in this company will have a lot to do
- MANZANA – Lost her maiden tag in a Class E at Lyon-La Soie on 9 March. Tends to prefer a more even surface though and chances limited
- MISS DE LA FERME – Unexceptional filly that has done little of note this term and has yet to excel over the main track
- MINNEAPOLIS – Showed a different side to herself last time out even though eliminated. Proved that day that she is up to the task and, with application, can finish in the mix
- MI FA SOL – Easy winner of a 2200m Caen Class E on comeback a fortnight ago, also first start for her new handler. Has never raced competitively-shod at Vincennes and is very easy to recommend
- MIYAJIMA VET – Left a good impression when 3rd to MUSE DU VIVIER (2) on re-entry in a 2450m Caen Class E 3 weeks ago. Will not be sent out at 146-1 this time but is unlikely to be as competitive either
- MARIE BASHKIRTSEFF – Capable on a good day but eliminated in last 2. Is plainly in decent condition though and can play a small role if she gets off on the right foot
- MOLLY WHITE – Moderate type that has yet to make her mark over the main track and is not about to start now
Summary: A progressive filly that made no bones about imposing on her comeback here last month, MUSE DU VIVIER (2) goes barefoot again and, yet to disappoint for Yoann Lebourgeois, is easy to fancy for the win. MELISSA MATCH (5) may have no Vincennes references but she has won 2 of her 3 starts this year and is in with a reasonable shout of completing the hat-trick. MI FA SOL (12) is not as well-positioned but she got straight down to business on her Caen re-entry and will have progressed for the race. Starting beside her on the back line, MINNEAPOLIS (11) was flying when eliminated at Le Croise-Laroche recently and Mathieu Mottier has been drafted in for the occasion.
SELECTIONS
MUSE DU VIVIER (2) – MELISSA MATCH (5) – MI FA SOL (12) – MINNEAPOLIS (11)
C8 – PRIX GRATIA – 2700m (a1m1/2) – Class D – Harness – EUR € 59,000 - HOLLY GREEN – Back in business since returning to racing barefoot but is no particular fan of these conditions and can be passed over
- GALAXIE DU HOME – Previously a good sort but has raced little since 2023. Only just made his comeback, races barefoot this time, but still not a concern
- JALIMEDE – Made up for February performance when 4th of 14 in a 2875m Enghien Class D 3 weeks ago. Is unlikely to win this but has a decent chance of trotting his way onto the podium
- INITIALE HERAULT – Blows hot and cold but has form under these conditions. Has been entrusted to Paul Ploquin for the first time and a repeat of her penultimate start would see her finish close
- JACK DES ASS – Sent for a rest after securing 7 in a row last season. Has a much-needed freshener under his belt and will be expected to contest the finish
- FRANCO FLEURI – Kicked the year off nicely at Nantes but less-performant in last 2, latterly 6th behind JALIMEDE (3) in an Enghien Class D 3 weeks ago. Needs to find more but will be barefoot this time and cannot be entirely ruled out
- IERMES DE GUEZ – Surprise 4th, at 30-1, in a 2100m Class D here on 28 February. Is unlikely to repeat but sports pads this time and can give this a good go. Attention
- HELIOS DES CHAMPS – Unremarkable type returning to Vincennes on a hat-trick of eliminations and even though reconfigured will have no possible chance
- JIPET DE CREPIN – Simply excellent over 2700m here. Is clearly back at his best and already has one hand on the trophy
- INDOCILE – Showed marginal improvement when 7th behind IERMES DE GUEZ (7) in a 2100m Class D here on 28 February, but is still being aimed too high
- IXELLE BLEUE – Quality mare that seldom disappoints in the day’s configuration and if fully-fit can make a big impact
- GALINETTE BLEUE – Springs the occasional surprise but disappointing in both starts this year and will be shod for the occasion
- INTELLO DE CHENU – Gave a good account on comeback, running 5th of 15, a place behind IERMES DE GUEZ (7), in a 2100m Class D here on 28 February. Trainer could not have wished for a better entry and David Thomain will be expected to deliver
Summary: Capricious, but immensely talented nonetheless, JIPET DE CREPIN (9) has looked a different horse since the turn of the year and under these conditions can pull off the 3-timer. JACK DES ASS (5) reverts to a previous formula for his first real objective of the season and will be no soft touch. Sent for a break after imposing at Cabourg in December, IXELLE BLEUE (11) benefits from a very good entry and, shod to preference, can figure prominently. JALIMEDE (3) defied his odds across town last month and, with form maintained, can put in another good showing. Terrifically-engaged here, INTELLO DE CHENU (13) won his only race under these conditions and must be afforded respect.
SELECTIONS
JIPET DE CREPIN (9) – JACK DES ASS (5) – IXELLE BLEUE (11) – JALIMEDE (3)
R2 MARSEILLE-BORELY [L-H]
C1 – PRIX DES ALPILLES – 2600m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Class 4 Claiming Handicap – Flat – EUR € 12,500
- USER KINDLY – Won last time in a similar race at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 18th on the PSF. Three placed runs at this track last year. Player
- SAINT LANGIS – Unplaced over hurdles last time over 3800m at Lyon Parilly in a Class 3 race on October 30th. 2nd on the flat last May over 3150m in a Class 4 handicap. Pass over
- INTERSTELLA – Unplaced last time, 3rd previously over 2600m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on February 10th. Course winner over 2600m in March 2025 in a Class 3 handicap. In the mix
- BONNY WAY – Fair 5th last time over 3150m at Lyon Parilly in a Class 4 handicap on March 15th. Ought to be thereabouts
- REVENTADOR – Unplaced last time, 2nd before that over 2600m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on February 10th. Has work to do
- EXCELSIOR – Two unplaced runs this year, 8th over 2000m at Fontainebleau last time on March 6th in a Class 4 race. Capable of bouncing back to form
- BAGAZ – Three unplaced runs this year, the latter over 2500m at Saint-Cloud in a Class 4 race on March 5th. Needs to get back on track
- GOLDEN BLUSH – Three recent unplaced efforts, 7th over 2600m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 on the most recent on March 9th. More can be expected
Summary: EXCELSIOR (6) was a decent third at Deauville in late December three runs back and is more than capable of scoring in a race of this nature. He could have the most to fear from GOLDEN BLUSH (8), who has been low key of late but more can be expected back on turf after a seventh on the PSF last time in early March. USER KINDLY (1) has leading claims each way after a win at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in February on the artificial surface. INTERSTELLA (3) is another to consider.
SELECTIONS
EXCELSIOR (6) – GOLDEN BLUSH (8) – USER KINDLY (1) – INTERSTELLA (3)
C2 – PRIX DE L’HUVEAUNE – 2600m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 19,200 - TOREBEK – Two 3rd placed runs of late, the most recent over 2600m at Marseille-Vivaux in a maiden race on March 9th. Can make the frame
- HUGO CABRET – Finished 5th on his sole start over 2600m in a maiden race on the PSF on March 9th. Should improve and is one to keep onside
- BASQUIAT – Ran well to be 2nd on his latest start over 2600m in a maiden race on the PSF on March 9th. Narrowly defeat last time and can feature again today
- ELMY – Finished 8th over 2000m at this track in a maiden last time on March 18th. Poor form previously. Avoidable
- TOUNSBY – Finished 10th on the sole start over 2150m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 24th in a maiden race. Tailed off in the rear that day and would be a shock winner
- ARMANO – Finished a pleasing 3rd on his second start over 2000m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a maiden race on the PSF on February 11th. Can improve and is one to pay attention to on turf debut
- THE MAGPIE – Two 4th placed runs of late, the latter over 2000m at Marseille-Vivaux in a maiden race on March 4th. Can make the top three
- BLACK HENGE – Unraced gelding by Seahenge, the dam won 1 race. From a respected trainer that knows the time of day. Can improve for this outing and best watched
- MAGIC STORM – Unraced colt by De Treville, the dam won 2 races and was Listed placed. Some good aspects to his profile and he is worth a market check for any support.
- PUPPET – Unraced filly by Nathaniel, the dam won 1 race. Looks good on paper and from a respected trainer that knows how to get one ready to strike on debut
Summary: ARMANO (6) ran well when third at Cagnes-Sur-Mer over 2000m in a maiden event on the PSF and can score on his turf debut. His main threat looks like it could be BASQUIAT (3), who has acquitted himself well on both starts , and was a decent second in a maiden on the PSF at Marseille-Vivaux when last seen on March 9th. THE MAGPIE (7) coiuld be a sensible option for the each-way enthusiasts to latch on to. PUPPET (10) completes the shortlist.
SELECTIONS
ARMANO (6) – BASQUIAT (3) – THE MAGPIE (7) – PUPPET (10)
C3 – PRIX DE LA SAINTE-VICTOIRE – 2100m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Handicap – Flat – EUR € 19,200 - MEFIE TOI – Ran well to be 2nd over 2000m at Marseille-Vivaux in a handicap last time out on March 4th. Outside place chance
- HEPBURN – Fair 5th last time, a win before that over 2150m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a maiden race on January 17th. Can win again
- HERCULE STAR – Got off the mark last time on the PSF in a maiden race on March 9th over 2600m. The drop back in trip might not be a positive
- CATHERINE LA MER – Ran well to be 3rd last time over 2000m at Marseille-Vivaux in a handicap on March 4th. Can make the top-four
- PERSIANA – Two 6th place efforts this year, the most recent over 2150m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a handicap on February 18th. Each way contender
- LES PRINCES – Four unplaced efforts so far, the latter over 2000m at this track in a maiden race on March 18th. More can be expected now trying handicap company
- SCHWANGAU – Fair 4th on the latest start over 1600m at Cavaillon in a maiden race on March 1st. Has work to do to be involved
- THE BLACK VELVET – Four placed runs from her last five starts, 2nd on the most recent over 1500m in a handicap on the PSF on March 22nd. Warrants respect
- ADICCION – 5th last time in a claimer 12 days ago, a win previously over 2000m in a claimer at Marseille-Vivaux on March 9th. Looks vulnerable
- JOJO FANTAISIE – Four unplaced runs, the most recent over 2000m at Marseille-Vivaux in a handicap on March 4th. Hard to fancy
- LA GRANDE JOA – Four unplaced outings so far, the latter over 2150m in a handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a handicap on February 18th. Hard to recommend
Summary: HEPBURN (2) has been consistent and broke her maiden two runs back at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in mid-January. She acquitted herself well enough when fifth on her most recent start and is the tentative selection ahead of HERCULE STAR (3), who got off the mark on the PSF in a maiden last time out at Marseille-Vivaux on March 9th. LES PRINCES (6) has shown ability in his four runs and can have a say on his handicap debut. THE BLACK VELVET (8) completes the shortlist.
SELECTIONS
HEPBURN (2) – HERCULE STAR (3) – LES PRINCES (6) – THE BLACK VELVET (8)
C4 – PRIX DE LA BRILLANE – 1200m (a6f) – TURF – Class 4 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 15,400 - AMORE MIA – Unplaced last time, 3rd previously over 1500m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 3 handicap on February 15th. Ought to be thereabouts
- MONSIEURVALCHOP – Three unplaced runs of late, 8th on the latter over 1200m at this track on March 18th in a Class 4 handicap. Can bounce back to form and be involved
- SHELBYLANDOR – Several unplaced efforts of late, the most recent over 1200m at Fontainebleau in a Class 3 handicap on March 17th. Out of form and best watched
- HY DREAM – Placed 2nd last time over 1200m at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th. One to pay attention to and can feature
- HAARICIA – Three unplaced runs since a win over 1100m at Chantilly on September 1st in a Class 3 handicap. Needs to bounce back to form
- IDAHO JAMES – Four unplaced efforts this year, 6th at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th last time out. Place contender if back on song
- NOBLE COTAI – Five unplaced runs recently, the latter over 1400m in a Class 3 handicap at Saint-Cloud on March 5th. Little to be enthusiastic about
- GO JOHNNY GO GO GO – Two unplaced runs this year, below par over 1200m in a Class 3 handicap at Fontainebleau on March 17th when last seen. Needs to bounce back to her better form but is capable
- RISKI CHOPE – Fair 2nd over 1100m in a Class 4 handicap at Fontainebleau on March 6th when last appearing. Can have a say in the finish
- BOSQUET – Finished 5th last time out over 1500m in a Class 4 race at Marseille-Vivaux on March 22nd. Others seem better equipped
- MERI SHARMA – Three tame efforts this year, the latter over 1600m at Cavaillon on March 1st in a Class 4 race. Hard to recommend
Summary: HY DREAM (4) ran well over this track and trip in a Class 4 handicap in mid-March when second and holds strong claims of going one place better. Her main danger could be RISKI CHOPE (9), who was also second on her latest start in a Class 4 handicap in early March at Fontainebleau. GO JOHNNY GO GO GO (8) is one to consider each-way and IDAHO JAMES (6) who looks best of the remainder.
SELECTIONS
HY DREAM (4) – RISKI CHOPE (9) – GO JOHNNY GO GO GO (8) – IDAHO JAMES (6)
C5 – PRIX DE SIMIANE – 1200m (a6f) – TURF – Class 3 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 19,200 - SASKATOON – Unplaced last time, 3rd before that over 1300m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 3 handicap on February 22nd. One to keep onside
- ODONNELL’S ORCHARD – Not seen since a 4th over 1300m in a handicap at Deauville on August 8th, 2024. Won over track and trip in May 2024. Long absence to overcome and best watched
- LA MANDALA – Two 2nd place efforts of late on the PSF, the latter over 1500m in a Class 3 handicap on November 12th. Won over 1400m at Compiegne last June and warrants respect
- GALILODGE – Finished 7th last time over 1400m at Le Mans on March 20th in a Class 3 handicap. Won over 1350m in October in a Class 4 claimer. Possibly better over a longer trip than today’s journey
- LOVER SONG – Four unplaced runs of late, the latter over 1200m at Fontainebleau in a Class 2 handicap on March 17th. Needs to be more consistent
- MALINOVKA – Recent success over 1400m at Limoges in a Class 4 race on March 15th. Among the leading each way chances
- SMILE FOR ME – Two placed runs recently, 4th on the latter over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 race on March 22nd. Others rate higher
- TANIS – Recent success over 1200m at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th. Capable of being competitive
- ETERNEL – Two unplaced runs since a 4th over 1500m on February 9th in a Class 3 handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer. Looks vulnerable
- RUMPLETEAZER – Fair effort when 3rd over track and trip in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th behind TANIS (8). One better terms she can be involved at the finish
- STUNNING HERO – Creditable 4th on his last start over this track and trip in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th behind TANIS (8). Merits consideration
- EXPERTISE – Fair 5th last time out over 1200m in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th behind TANIS (8). Can make the top four
Summary: TANIS (8) scored over the course and distance when last seen in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th by over one length and can follow up despite a weight rise. Her main danger could be RUMPLETEAZER (10), who was back in third in the same race and has almost two lengths to make up, but is non more favoured terms today. LA MANDALA (3) has been placed second on her last two starts and is the each-way must. STUNNING HERO (11) was fourth behind the main selection last time and looks best of the rest.
SELECTIONS
TANIS (8) – RUMPLETEAZER (10) – LA MANDALA (3) – STUNNING HERO (11)
C6 – PRIX DU GARLABAN – 1700m (a1m1/8) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 19,200 - KRISTAL – Four unplaced runs so far, 5th at Cagnes-Sur-Mer when last seen in a maiden event on February 21st. Unlikely to trouble some of these
- LANDMAN – Nice debut when 4th over 1600m in a conditions race at Toulouse on March 1st. Open to improvement and can play a leading role
- LEVER DE RIDEAU – Two good 2nd place runs this year, the most recent over 1500m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 21st in a maiden race. One to pay attention to
- FREEZE THE MOMENT – Two placed runs of late, 4th on the latter over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a handicap on December 6th. Ought to play a lead role
- CHANALI DOREE – Finished 8th on her only run over 2000m at Angers in a maiden event on November 2nd. Needs to show vast progress to have a say
- FAITH IN YOU – Three placed runs, 2nd at this track over 2000m on the latest on March 18th. Capable of making her presence felt
- RUE MADON – Well beaten on her debut over 2000m on the PSF in a maiden race on March 4th. Unlikely to make the frame on turf debut
- CHAKILYAH – Showed ability when 6th on debut at Toulouse over 1600m on March 1st. Open to improvement and can not be ruled out of the frame
- JOYPHORIA – Two unplaced runs this year, 6th on the latter over 1500m in a maiden race at Marseille-Vivaux on March 9th. Others rate higher
- PURPLE DAHLIA – Finished 6th on her sole start over 2000m at this track in a maiden race on March 18th. Should know more this time and has outside place claims
- LAMIYA – Unraced filly by Golden Horde, the dam won 1 race and was placed in a Listed race over 2000m. Half-sister to Lazzat (Group 1 winner twice and Group 3 winner) From a leading trainer that will have this filly ready to go on debut
- LASTEXITTOPARADISE – Unraced filly by Birchwood, the dam ran once. Stable runners tend to improve for a run or two and she is best watched with the future in mind
Summary: LAMIYA (11) is a half-sister to the top-class Lazzat (Double Group 1 winner and Group 3 winner twice and Listed winner). She will be expected to make a winning debut at the first time of asking by her astute trainer. LANDMAN (2) ran well on his debut when fourth and can make the selection work for success. FREEZE THE MOMENT (4) has experience and ran a nice race when fourth in a handicap recently. He is worth considering, as is LEVER DE RIDEAU (3), who heads the rest.
SELECTIONS
LAMIYA (11) – LANDMAN (2) – FREEZE THE MOMENT (4) – LEVER DE RIDEAU (3)
C7 – PRIX DU PONT DE VIVAUX – 1700m (a1m1/8) – TURF – Class 4 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 14,400 - EKTORIA – Previous course and distance winner in 2025, 4th on her last start over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 race on March 22nd. Player
- SANKA CHOP – Two nice runs recently, a win over 2000m on his penultimate at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on February 16th and a 3rd over the same track/trip on March 4th. Acts on turf and can feature
- LA HAUTE ISLE – Two unplaced runs this year, the latter over 2150m at Lyon La Soie in a Class 4 race on February 14th. Unlikely to be involved
- SPIRIT GREY – Unplaced last time, 3rd previously over 1800m at Lyon La Soie in a Class 4 handicap on March 2nd. Ought to be involved in the finish
- POLYSPEED – Three unplaced runs this year, well beaten over 2150m in a Class 3 handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 11th last time. Pass over
- BOOMERANG – Placed 3rd last time over 1800m at Fontainebleau in a Class 3 handicap on March 13th. Capable of making his presence felt
- LOGIS – Unplaced last time, 3rd previously over 1500m in a Class 4 handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 24th, Placed form at this track last year and warrants respect
- OLAF THE BIG ONE – Three unplaced runs recently, the latter over 2000m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on March 4th. Might need a few to misfire
- ELUSIVE NELSON – Decent 2nd last time out over 1600m at Cavaillon in a Class 4 race on March 1st. One to look at each-way
- SILVER SCHNOK – Two unplaced efforts of late, the most recent over 1800m in a Class 3 handicap at Fontainebleau on March 13th. Looks vulnerable
- ROSISSIM – Three unplaced efforts this year, the latter over 2000m on the PSF in a Class 4 handicap on March 4th. Hardly inspiring
- RED COUNTESS – Unplaced last time, 3rd before that over 1500m in a Class 4 handicap at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on February 15th. Needs to be more reliable
- PRINCE LOS – Two unplaced runs this year, the most recent over 1600m at Chantilly in a Class 4 handicap on March 12th. One to steer clear of
Summary: SANKA CHOP (2) has been in good shape on the all-weather surface recently with a win in February and a recent third at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap. He is versatile and acts on turf and is given marginal preference over EKTORIA (1), who was fourth on the PSF last time but is a previous course and distance winner in May 2025. SPIRIT GREY (4) is a likely contender and is one for the each-way backers to latch on to. BOOMERANG (6) makes up the shortlist.
SELECTIONS
SANKA CHOP (2) – EKTORIA (1) – SPIRIT GREY (4) – BOOMERANG (6)
C8 – PRIX DU PARC BORELY – 1700m (a1m1/8) – TURF – Class 4 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 16,300 - GLAVIA – Four unplaced runs this year, well beaten over 2000m at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th. Needs to get back on track
- BLANC BLEU – Unplaced last time, 4th before that over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 race on February 16th. Hard to be enthusiastic about
- KENZAL – Unplaced last time, 3rd previously over 1600m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 3 handicap on February 21st. Can make the top-four
- CHOP VAL – Four unplaced runs recently, the latter over 1500m on the PSF on March 22nd in a Class 3 handicap. Turf form has been uninspiring
- STUPEFIANTE – Two 4th placed runs of late, the latter over 1800m in a Class 4 race at Lyon La Soie on March 11th. Leading chance of scoring
- QUEEN SINGER – Two unplaced runs of late, the latter over 1800m in a Class 4 handicap on March 21st on the PSF. Pass over
- WHAT ELSE CHOP – Two unplaced runs since a 2nd over 1500m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 3 handicap on February 24th. Might find this difficult
- MERCI ELIE – Two unplaced runs since a 3rd over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 race on February 16th, Competitive run anticipated
- MAMA IMELDA – Two unplaced runs this year, 8th on the latter over 1500m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 3 handicap on February 24th. Looking for win number 9 and is one to keep safe
- MANDOKI – Two unplaced runs since a win over 1500m at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on January 5th. Course and distance winner in October 2025. Outside place contender
- FUJI HANA – Four unplaced runs this year, 5th on her latest over 2000m at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 18th. Place chance
- COME TI AMO – Ran well to be 4th last time over 1800m at Fontainebleau in a Class 3 handicap on March 13th. Ought to be in the shake-up
- SLEEPY SUZY – Three unplaced efforts since a 2nd over 1500m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer in a Class 4 handicap on January 17th. Enters each-way calculations
- DON FALCO – Fair 3rd last time over 1500m in a Class 4 race at Marseille-Vivaux on March 22nd. Seems better suited to the all weather surfaces
Summary: STUPEFIANTE (5) could be the answer to this open handicap. She has shaped well to be fourth on her last two starts, the latter at Lyon La Soie in early March over 1800m in a Class 4 event. Her main threat could be MERCI ELIE (8). who has a couple of unplaced runs since finishing third at Marseille-Vivaux in a Class 4 race on February 16th. COME TI AMO (12) shaped well to be fourth at Fontainebleau in a Class 3 handicap three weeks ago and can have a say in proceedings. MAMA IMELDA (9) heads the rest.
SELECTIONS
STUPEFIANTE (5) – MERCI ELIE (8) – COME TI AMO (12) – MAMA IMELDA (9)
R3 TOULOUSE [R-H]
C1 – PRIX NOBODY DE RETZ – 2750m (a1m1/2) – Class G Amateur Drivers – Harness – EUR € 6,000
- JANGO BELLO – Only modest of late and finished 8th in a class G at Castillonnes over 2450m on 8 March. Remains barefoot but needs to do more to score
- IBIS DE FRECA – Not reliable but was fourth in a class G at this track over 2950m on 20 March. Reverts to barefoot and could score
- JUDIRA DE HOUELLE – Unreliable and finished 6th in a class G at Castillonnes over 2450m on 8 March. Has a place chance on best form
- JASMIN D’AVENIR – Not reliable but did run third in a class G at this track over 2950m on 13 March. Can be competitive once again
- JICOMTE – Battling to find best form and finished 8th in a class E mounted race at Agen-le-Passage over 2625m on 3 March. Needs to find a few lengths to win
- JASPER DU BELLAY – Showed improvement when runner-up in a class G at this track over 2950m on 13 March. Remains barefoot and should fight it out
- HIRO DE LA LUNA – Unreliable and was unplaced in a class G at Castillonnes over 2450m on 8 March. Remains barefoot and has won over this track and trip. Consider
- ICHIRO OKINA – Unreliable but was fourth in a class G at Salon-de-Provence over 3000m on 30 November. Returns from a break and could need this run
- HIDALGO PLANCHETTE – On a long losing run but was barefoot and fourth in a class G at Grenade-sur-Garonne over 2725m on 7 December. Not this time and others make more appeal
- IMPEC DE BERTRANGE – Only modest of late and finished 6th in a class F mounted race at Agen-le-Passage over 2625m on 22 March. Could earn some money back in a harness race
- HADRIEN MERITE – Has improved of late and was fourth in a class G at Beaumont-de-Lomagne over 2550m on 29 March. Might play a minor role
Summary: A competitive opening race. IBIS DE FRECA (2) has not been reliable but did run well at this track last month. He is barefoot this time and is capable of scoring. JASPER DU BELLAY (6) and JASMIN D’AVENIR (4) fought out the finish at this track a few weeks ago and both should be very competitive yet again. HIRO DE LA LUNA (7) is clearly better than his last run would suggest and is a course-and-distance winner who must be respected in this line-up.
SELECTIONS
IBIS DE FRECA (2) – JASPER DU BELLAY (6) – JASMIN D’AVENIR (4) – HIRO DE LA LUNA (7)
C2 – PRIX JUSTIN FERRATGE – 2950m (a2m) – Class F – Mounted – EUR € 21,000 - LYCOS CARISAIE – Unreliable and finished 7th in a class F harness race at Angers over 2350m on 8 December.. Needs to do more to score
- LOOPING DE MA – Yet to win a race but was third in a class F harness race over this track and trip on 26 March. Hard to trust but might play a minor role if smart
- L’IMPERATRICE – Finished 6th in a class E mounted race at Vire over 2800m on 18 March. Very hard to trust and others make more appeal
- LADY GODIVA – Disqualified in a class E mounted race at Agen-le-Passage over 2750m on 9 February. Needs to find a few lengths to beat these rivals
- MILADY CASTELETS – Only modest of late and finished 7th in a class E harness race over this course and distance on 26 March. Remains barefoot but needs to do more to score
- MA TALOU JOLY – Consistent and was fourth in a class E mounted race at Mont-de-Marsan over 2875m on 17 March. Remains barefoot and can contest the finish once again
- LUKOMEDES – Yet to win a race but was runner-up in a class F mounted race over this course and distance on 20 March. Threatening to score and can go one place better
- LORD DU GILET – Disqualified in a class E harness rave at this track over 2700m on 26 March. Battling to regain form and others are preferred
- LIZON DES BORDES – In good form and was runner-up in a class E mounted race at Mont-de-Marsan over 2850m on 24 March. Should be in the thick of things yet again
- LILI – Did not show her best when unplaced in a class F mounted race at Beaumont-de-Lomagne over 2575m on 29 March. Consistent before that and can make the frame
Summary: An open-looking race. LUKOMEDES (7) is threatening to break through with a victory and has gone close in his last two starts. He can go one better this time around. MA TALOU JOLY (6) remains barefoot and is consistent. She will be in the battle for top honours. LILI (10) is capable of better than her last run and is a threat. LIZON DES BORDES (9) remains in good form and is also capable of shining brightly.
SELECTIONS
LUKOMEDES (7) – MA TALOU JOLY (6) – LILI (10) – LIZON DES BORDES (9)
C3 – PRIX FRANCIS TREICH – 2750m (a1m1/2) – Class C – Harness – EUR € 27,000 - NOBLE AVENUE – Disqualified in a class E at Agen-le-Passage over 2575m on 22 March. In good form before that and can earn some money if smart
- NOBLE DE SOURCE – Successful in a class F at Graignes over 2725m on 15 March. Improving and is quite capable of doubling up in this line-up
- NAGRADO GOLD – Has shown promise and was runner-up in a class E at Agen-le-Passage over 2050m on 14 February. Can go one place better
- NIGHT DE BANVILLE – In good form and was runner-up in a class E at Agen-le-Passage over 2575m on 22 March. Can earn some more money
- NARNIA PAN – Consistent and finished fhird in a class C at this track over 2950m on 19 February. Can be a threat yet again
- NISLANDA – Disqualified in her last two starts, the latest in a class C at this track over 2950m on 19 February. Can bounce back to score if staying on the trot
- NARRETEPAS GIO – Disqualified three times in a row, the latest in a class E at Agen-le-Passage over 2575m on 22 March. Hard to trust and others make more appeal
- NEED FOR LOVE – Not disgraced when fifth in a class D at Enghien over 2150m on 6 March. Better this distance and is not out of it
Summary: Another competitive-looking race. NISLANDA (6) has had a couple of faults in a row but does have talent and can win a race like this if staying in stride. NOBLE DE SOURCE (2) is improving and was a good winner at Graignes, so he would not be a surprise winner. NAGRADO GOLD (3) is showing promise and should fight out the finish once again. NARNIA PAN (5) is consistent and cannot be ruled out either.
SELECTIONS
NISLANDA (6) – NOBLE DE SOURCE (2) – NAGRADO GOLD (3) – NARNIA PAN (5)
C4 – PRIX GUY DENECHERE – 2750m (a1m1/2) – Class E – Harness – EUR € 21,000 - MIRA D’HAVAROCHE – Unreliable but was victorious in a class E over this track and trip on 7 February. Can follow up if in the same mood
- MISTER JENILOU – Has disqualification issues but was runner-up in a class E over this track and trip on 27 February. Has claims if smart
- MEXICO – Disqualified in a class C at this track over 2950m on 22 January. Not easy to trust and others make more appeal
- MELBA DU PADOUENG – Has some fair form and finished fourth in a class E mounted race at this track over 2325m on 13 March. Reverts to barefoot and has a place chance
- MA LEA DU GUESCLIN – Unreliable and was runner-up in a class E at this track over 2950m on 26 March. Reverts to barefoot and could earn some money
- MAYA DES BAUX – Only modest of late and finished 7th in a class D at this track over 2950m on 26 March. More is needed to beat these rivals
- MONA LISA STARDUST – Holding form and finished fourth in a class E at this track over 2950m on 26 March. Remains barefoot and can make the frame
- MARLEY QUICK – Yet to win a race but finished third in a class E over this course and distance on 27 February. Can contest the finish
- MERVEILLE DAB – Disqualified in a class E at this track over 2950m on 26 March. Unreliable and needs to find a few lengths to win
- MILTON BROWN – Disqualified in a class E at this track over 2950m on 26 March. Remains barefoot but is battling to find best form and others are preferred
Summary: MISTER JENILOU (2) is not one to trust entirely. He did, however, run very well over this track and trip in February and can score if staying on the trot. MARLEY QUICK (8) has yet to win a race and is not reliable but is quite capable of beating these rivals if applying his mind. MIRA D’HAVAROCHE (1) arrives for this after a course-and-distance victory and must be respected for that. MONA LISA STARDUST (7) remains barefoot and is capable of making the frame.
SELECTIONS
MISTER JENILOU (2) – MARLEY QUICK (8) – MIRA D’HAVAROCHE (1) – MONA LISA STARDUST (7)
C5 – PRIX FAN IDOLE – 2950m (a2m) – Class C – Harness – EUR € 27,000 - MALICE D’ATOUT – Has won all three of her starts this year since going barefoot, the latest in a Class F at Agen-Le Passage over 2575m on 22 March. Remains without shoes and can add another win to her tally
- MONTENEGRO – Disqualified in his last four starts, the latest over this course and distance on 26 March. Hard to trust but can make the frame when smart
- MOON STAR – Unreliable and finished fourth in a Class D mounted race at Vincennes over 2100m on 3 December. Returns from a break and could need this run
- MAD DREAM – Has some fair form and finished 5th in Class D over this course and distance on 26 March. Can earn some more money
- MISTRAL DE LOISEL – Knocking very hard at the door and was runner-up in Class D over this track and trip on 26 March. Has yet to win a race but is not out of it
- MIKADO PIEMONT – Victorious in two of his last three starts, including last time out in Class E at Agen-Le Passage over 2675m on 9 February. Can follow up
- MISTER DU CHOQUEL – Showed some improvement when runner-up in Class E at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 3 March. Has a place chance in this line-up
- MAGICAL – Disqualified four times in a row, the latest at Saint-Galmier over 2600m on 16 February. Hard to trust and others make more appeal
- MANGO PAULO – Has improved of late and was victorious in Class B at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 14 February. Could be a threat once again
Summary: MALICE D’ATOUT (1) is unbeaten in three starts since going barefoot and should make a bold bid for more success. MIKADO PIEMONT (6) is improving, and his last win suggested there are more victories in his tank. An obvious danger. MISTRAL DE LOISEL (5) has hit the crossbar twice in a row and is another to consider. MANGO PAULO (9) is yet another in fine form but does give 25m, so the others may have the edge this time.
SELECTIONS
MALICE D’ATOUT (1) – MIKADO PIEMONT (6) – MISTRAL DE LOISEL (5) – MANGO PAULO (9)
C6 – PRIX ARIBO MIX – 2950m (a2m) – Class D – Harness – EUR € 27,000 - LE BEAU FOXGLEN – In good shape and was runner-up in Class E at Agen-La Garenne over 2625m on 3 March. Should contest the finish once again
- LOVE ME TRUE – Disqualified in three of her last four starts, including last time out at Agen-La Garenne over 2650m on 3 March. Not easy to trust and others make more appeal
- LOUISDOR DECHAMBOU – Did not show his best when unplaced in Class D at Vincennes over 2700m on 27 March. Some good wins before that and is not out of it
- LUKE SKYWALKER – Faulted last time out in Class D at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2675m on 8 February. Not easy to trust and others are preferred
- LORD DE BANVILLE – Unreliable and was disqualified last time out in a claimer at Vincennes over 2700m on 6 February. Might play a minor role when smart
- L’AVENIR – Not reliable but was also not disgraced when fourth in a Class D mounted race at Enghien over 2875m on 24 March. Could earn some more money
- LUTECIA ELLIS – In very good form and was runner-up in Class D at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2675m on 8 February. Can get involved with the finish once again
- LORKY RED – At the top of his game with three wins in his last five starts, including last time out in Class E over this track and trip on 26 March. Can score again
- L’AMIRAL DIGEO – Not disgraced when 5th in Class D at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2675m on 7 March. Fitter now and should contest the finish
- LE MAESTRO – Has some fair form and finished 5th in Class C at Vincennes over 2850m on 19 February. Should be a threat to these rivals
Summary: A competitive race. Benjamin Goetz has a decent hand. LORKY RED (8) finished behind stable companion LUTECIA ELLIS (7) last time out. LORKY RED (8) is the more reliable of the two, though, and he does know how to win races, so gets the vote to score. LUTECIA ELLIS (7) remains in good form and will not go down easily. L’AMIRAL DIGEO (9) needed the last run and should do better this time around. LE BEAU FOXGLEN (1) is hard to trust but can make the frame when smart.
SELECTIONS
LORKY RED (8) – LUTECIA ELLIS (7) – L’AMIRAL DIGEO (9) – LOVE ME TRUE (2)
C7 – PRIX JEALON – 2950m (a2m) – Class F – Harness – EUR € 25,000 - JAPAN GIRL – Off form and finished 12th in class F at Beaumont-de-Lomagne over 2550m on 19 December when barefoot. Not this time and could need this run returning from a break
- JIKA SAUTONNE – Off form and finished 11th in Class F at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 1 March. Unreliable and others are preferred
- JIM JOY – Only modest of late and finished 6th in class F at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2650m on 8 February. More is needed to score
- JASON FAC – In good shape and finished 3rd in class F at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 3 March. Victorious in February and is not out of it
- JOKER CARISAIE – Disqualified in four of late five starts, the latest in class F at this track over 2750m on 31 October. Returns from a break and could need this run
- JURQUES – Not disgraced when 5th in class G at Auch over 1700m on 8 March. Needs to do a bit more to beat these rivals
- JUST A SONG – Finished 8th in class E at Beaumont-de-Lomagne over 2550m on 30 November when barefoot. Not this time and others are preferred
- JASMIN BLEU – Victorious in Class G at Toulouse over 2950m on 26 March. At the top of his game and is capable of following up
- JAVA DE CAPONET – Disqualified in class F at this track over 2750m on 26 March. On a long losing streak and needs to improve to win
- JOY DU RIF – Only modest of late and was 6th in class E at Machecoul over 2700m on 1 February. Has disqualification issues and is best watched for now
- JIRENS DUEM – A bit unreliable and finished 6th in class F at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 3 March. Barefoot and capable of striking a victory
- JOIE DE BERTRANGE – Showed some improvement and was 4th in class F at this course over 2750m on 26 March. Victorious back in January and can contest the finish
- JUVENTUS – Did not show her best when 9th in class G mounted race at Marseille-Borély over 3000m on 28 August. Returns from a break and could need this run
- JAGUAR DU LONDEL – Disqualified in class F at Agen-Le Passage over 2625m on 3 March. Not reliable but can be a threat on best form
- JEUNE ORANGE COTON – Disqualified in class D at Vincennes over 2850m on 21 March. Races without shoes this time and can bounce back to score if smart
Summary: JEUNE ORANGE COTON (15) fluffed his lines with a fault at Vincennes last month. He races without shoes this time around and can bounce back to success. JASMIN BLEU (8) remains in very good form and is an obvious danger to these rivals. JIRENS DUEM (11) is unreliable but is barefoot for the very first time, so must be respected. JAGUAR DU LONDEL (14) is unreliable but is also capable of scoring in this division.
SELECTIONS
JEUNE ORANGE COTON (15) – JASMIN BLEU (8) – JIRENS DUEM (11) – JAGUAR DU LONDEL (14)
C8 – GRAND PRIX CARAT WILLIAMS – 2750m (a1m1/2) – Class C – Harness – EUR € 39,000 - FOX PAPA TANGO – Not reliable and finished 12th in class D at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2650m on 22 December. Returns from a break and could need this run
- IDEFIX DE CENTULE – Not reliable and finished 9th in class C at Vincennes over 2700m on 24 November. Returns from a break but can make the frame if fit enough
- HALL BLACK MESS – Did not show his best when 8th in class C at Vincennes over 2700m on 27 March. Did better with this shoeing before that and has a place chance
- HERMES EXPRESS – Only moderate of late and finished 7th in class C at Enghien over 2250m on 24 March. Remains barefoot but needs to find a few lengths to beat these rivals
- INFINIMENT CITRON – Finished 10th in class C at Vincennes over 2100m on 21 March. Capable of doing much better and has claims in an open race
- IES WE KAN – Finished 11th in Class C at Cagnes-sur-Mer over 2925m on 20 February. On a long losing streak and others are preferred
- HERMES ANGEL – Disqualified in three of last four starts, including in class C at Vincennes over 2700m on 25 January. Has major disqualification issues and others make more appeal
- HERODE DU CORTA – Remains in very good form and was runner-up in class C at Cagnes-sur-Mer over 2925m on 20 February. Should fight out the finish again
- HAMIGO – Unreliable and finished 12th in class D at Laval over 2850m on 28 March. Capable of contesting the finish
- INSTINCT SAINT BAR – Victorious in Class D at Laval over 2850m on 26 February. Has shown improvement and keeps that showing. Must be respected for that
- HYDROMEL – Disqualified in class D at Cagnes-sur-Mer over 2150m on 8 March. On a long losing streak and needs to improve to score
- HEYDAY – Finished 3rd in class D at Lyon-Parilly over 2600m on 13 December. Returns from a break but is capable of earning some more money
Summary: A very tricky lucky last race. INFINIMENT CITRON (5) ran better than his finishing position suggests at Vincennes last month. He has claims over this longer distance. HERODE DU CORTA (8) has been very competitive of late and can challenge for top honours yet again. HAMIGO (9) is unreliable but could be a threat based on his good penultimate start performance. IDEFIX DE CENTULE (2) is returning from a break but can make the frame if fit enough.
SELECTIONS
INFINIMENT CITRON (5) – HERODE DU CORTA (8) – HAMIGO (9) – IDEFIX DE CENTULE (2)
R4 SAINT-CLOUD [L-H]
C1 – PRIX DE CHAPET – 900m (a4f1/2) – TURF – Claiming – Flat – EUR € 23,000
- LAMEGO – Finished 7th in debut in a Conditions race at La Teste-de-Buch over 1000m on 21 march. Capable of improvement and is not out of it
- THE BROTHER – Fiished 7th on debut in a claimer over this course and distance on 19 March. Needs to find a few lengths to score
- BOLROL FAL – A two-year-old colt by Without Parole out of Bolkhal Fal who is making his debut. His mother won three races. Monitor the betting
- GIMLI RUSH – A two-year-old colt by Kodiac out of Sopran Verne who is making his debut. His mother never raced in France. Others are preferred
- OPIUM OF SUCCESS – A runner-up on debut in a claimer over this course and distance on 19 March. Can go one better with improvement likely
- ENFANT PARADIS – A two-year-old filly by Stunning Spirit out of Siti Binti who is making her debut. Her mother won twice in the UK. Watch th betting
- MAITRE JIMMY – A two-yeat-old colt by Jimmy Two Times out of Mariners Doll who is making his debut. His Dam won 4 of her 74 starts. Others make more appeal
- MAZATLAN – A two-year-old filly by Goken out of Arabian Music who is making her debut. Her mother never won a race after 7 starts. Others make more appeal
- MR SAY – Not disgraced on debut when fourth in a this division over this track and trip on 19 March. Can contest the finish
- AMORE BELLA – Had a fair debut when fifth at this level over this course and distance on 19 March. Capable of making the frame with improvement likely
- AIX LES BAINS – A two-year-old filly by Armor out of Valombreuse who is making her debut. Her Dam won twice in 19 starts. Should be a threat on debut
- REMIND ME TOO – A two-year-old filly by Al Wukair ou of Sans Relâche who is making her debut. Her Dam only raced once and was unplaced. Others make more appeal
Summary: OPIUM OF SUCCESS (5) had some of these rivals behind him when runner-up on debut. With improvement expected, he sets the standard for this opening event. MR SAY (9) was a couple of lengths behind that rival on debut, so should be involved in the finish. LAMEGO (1) probably ran in a better race than this on debut and should be a threat dropped to a claimer. AMORE BELLA (10) is likely to improve and could make the frame.
SELECTIONS
OPIUM OF SUCCESS (5) – MR SAY (9) – LAMEGO (1) – AMORE BELLA (10)
C2 – PRIX BRULEUR – 1400m (a7f) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 24,700 - TANQUES – Has improved with each start and finished runner-up in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1300m on 20 February. Can go one place better
- AMIRLAN – Returned from a break in fine form and was runner-up in a Conditions race at Lyon-Parilly over 1600m on 15 March. Should contest the finish again
- BULLET ANT – Has some fair form and was 5th in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1600m on 5 February. Has a place chance in this line-up
- GOLDEN HIND – Has held his form well and finished fourth in a Conditions race over this course and distance on 10 March. Can be a threat yet again
- HOLY SPIRIT – Finished 8th on debut in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1600m on 16 March. Capable of improvement but others are preferred
- ST MARKSMAN – Has only been modest so far and was fifth in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1300m on 23 March. Might play a minor role
- CHARLESTON DANCER – Has not shown much so far and was 9th in a handicap at Chantilly over 1400m on 16 March. Capable of improvement first race on the grass
- WAYZATA MIST – Showed some improvement second time out when third in a Conditions race at Deauville over 1300m on 29 January. Tries the turf and is not out of it
- CITY SOLACE – A three-year-old gelding by City Light out of Scripturale who is making his debut. His Dam won twice in 13 starts. Watch the betting
- EPSOM NAVY CEN – A three-year-old colt by U S Navy Flag out of Epsom Icon who is making his debut. His Dam won twice in the Uk. Can be a threat to these rivals
Summary: TANQUES (1) has shown steady improvement with each of his runs and rates a leading contender. He looks ready to strike if continuing on that upward curve. AMIRLAN (2) made a taking impression at Lyon-Parilly following the early part of his career in the UK and should have a major role to play if building on that effort. GOLDEN HIND (4) shaped with promise when fourth in a competitive contest on his seasonal return and is entitled to come on for that outing. Newcomer EPSOM NAVY CEN (10) represents connections who know how to ready one first time out, so any market confidence would be significant.
SELECTIONS
TANQUES (1) – AMIRLAN (2) – GOLDEN HIND (4) – EPSOM NAVY CEN (10)
C3 – PRIX BASSE POINTE – 1400m (a7f) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 24,700 - ADONIDE – Finished 9th of 10 on debut on 16 March over a mile at Chantilly on the all-weather. Needs to show vast improvement to feature
- TIMES JUBILEE – Narrowly beaten when 2nd on 13 March at Chantilly over a mile. Unlucky that day and big expectations in first run on turf
- HELLO AVENUE – Unplaced on comeback run on 10 March over 7f at Saint-Cloud. Has shown ability last year and brings plenty of experience in this race
- TIME LIKE A RIVER – Finished last of thirteen on debut at Deauville on 2 November over 6.5f. Unlikely to be involved at the finish
- DELAJA – Finished 5th of 11 on debut at Saint-Cloud on 10 March over 7f. Improvement likely and is expected to be involved at the finish
- SONATINE – Made a promising debut in September last year but finished unplaced in a Listed over 5.5f at Deauville on 20 October. Up in trip and must be respected on return to competition
- TEVERE – Placed twice in four starts thus far. Well beaten at Fontainebleau on 6 March in a 9f maiden and has work to do in this company
- SHARIPA – Newcomer by Lope De Vega out of Shabyt. Half-sister to several Black type performers and must be given consideration on debut
- TANA MA – Newcomer by Iffraaj out of Together Apart. Dam was unplaced in only run and this filly is unlikely to trouble the judges on debut
- MOONLIT ROSE – Newcomer by Pinatubo out of Sweet Rose. 1/2 sister to top-class middle distance performer Notable Speech. Must be respected
- BAIETA – Newcomer by Victor Ludorum out of One Last Night. 1/2 sister to a dual winner in the US and local betting will be used as the best guide
Summary: Unlucky on debut and second to a smart prospect, TIMES JUBILEE (2) was an eye-catching finisher on this occasion and makes plenty of appeal here. SONATINE (6) did not enjoy the testing ground in her last start in a Listed Race and finds here a good spot to show what she is capable of. SHARIPA (8) is well related and must be respected. Little sister to Champion horse Notable Speech, MOONLIT ROSE (10) is another debutant who should be included in calculations.
SELECTIONS
TIMES JUBILEE (2) – SONATINE (6) – SHARIPA (8) – MOONLIT ROSE (10)
C4 – PRIX EMPERY – 2100m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 24,700 - ALAM – Good second in a maiden over 1900 meters on the all-weather at Chantilly on 21 January. Entered in the Prix du Jockey-Club and is one to follow closely
- LIBECCIO WIND – Runner-up in a maiden over a mile and a quarter on 15 March at Saint-Cloud. Progressive and can have a say
- CZAJKOWSKI – Placed twice last year before finishing down the field in the Group 1 Critérium de Saint-Cloud on 26 October last year. Well regarded and can make a big splash on comeback
- ZARLAND – Placed 3rd twice in maidens, the last time on 15 March at Saint-Cloud over 2000 meters, behind LIBECCIO WIND (2). Improvement likely and is not out of it
- RUMORISTE – Made promising debut on 22 October when 2nd in a maiden over a mile at Deauville. Top yard and cannot be dismissed
- GANODIN – Improved when 3rd at Strasbourg on 22 March in a maiden over 2000 meters. Tackles stronger here and will need to show progress
- DALIASIR – Newcomer by Sea The Moon out of Dalma who produced one previous winner. Top connections and must be shortlisted
- NAGIKHTAAL – Newcomer by Mekhtaal out of Magistrate. Dam produced one previous winner. Unlikely to trouble the top choices
- DEFINING – Newcomer by Dubawi out of Golden Valentine who was a Group 3 winner and the dam of Group 1 winner Ancient Wisdom. See betting for clues
- GLORIO – Newcomer by Cloth of Stars out of Havre Royal. Yard is not renown for having success with debutant and is best to watch
Summary: CZAJKOWSKI (3) was 2nd in a Group 3 last year and should not be a maiden for too much longer. He is the top choice here ahead of ALAM (1) who made a good impression in both public starts thus far. newcomer DALIASIR (7) is well-related and comes from a red-hot yard. he should attract plenty of support. Stablemate to the former, DEFINING (9) is another debutant who must be closely monitored.
SELECTIONS
CZAJKOWSKI (3) – ALAM (1) – DALIASIR (7) – DEFINING (9)
C5 – PRIX NOBILIARY – 2100m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Maiden – Flat – EUR € 24,700 - SODA ZABEEL – Tough 8th in a maiden over 1600m at Chantilly on the 8th of November 2025. One to pass by in this sort of field
- NEBULAE – Pleasant 4th in a maiden over 1600m at Chantilly on the 16th of March 2026. Can inch closer as she steps further
- EXTRAVAGANTE – Improved into 3rd in a maiden over 1800m at Compiegne on the 10th of October 2025. Returns after a break and may need it
- PERSIAN GRACE – Smart 2nd in a maiden over 1900m at Chantilly on the 27th of February 2026. Ability to snatch first place
- TIKI DREAMS – Finished 4th in a maiden over 1900m at Chantilly on the 9th of December 2025. One for the backend of quartets
- AURORA BEAU REAL – Credible 2nd in a maiden over 1900m at Chantilly on the 19th of February 2026. Can disrupt the top 4 play
- MENNULA – Good 2nd on debut in a maiden over 1900m at Chantilly on the 3rd of March 2026. Include in all plays
- STARGATOR – Difficult 14th in a maiden over 1500m at Deauville on the 26th of November 2025. Hard to make a case for
- MERIDYS – Game 3rd in a Class 2 Condition over 2000m at Toulouse on the 18th of March 2026. Lurker chance in popping up
- LEFTEYE – Decent 6th in a maiden over 1500m at Deauville on the 3rd of August 2025. Returns after a rest but can run well fresh
- RUMPUMPEL – Solid debut finishing 3rd on debut in a maiden over 2200m at Fontainebleau on the 28th of February 2026. Strong winning chance
- ZARABABY – This filly is out of the 3-time winning mare Bebe D’Amour who featured in Group races in her career. She is certainly one to watch out for in future
Summary: RUMPUMPEL (11) delivered a cracking debut when running third and with the first time experience out the way, she would have certainly come on leaps and bounds to do justice in her second time asking. PERSIAN GRACE (4) has been second in charge in her two career outings and looks perfectly poised to strike as she will appreciate the extra distance. MENNULA (7) sparked the eye when finishing second on debut and looks to be a smart sort in the making. She could give the top two a run for their money. LEFTEYE (10) completes the quartet mix.
SELECTIONS
RUMPUMPEL (11) – PERSIAN GRACE (4) – MENNULA (7) – LEFTEYE (10)
C6 – PRIX DE MALIDOR – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Handicap – Flat – EUR € 24,000 - SOFT DREAM – A firm winner in a Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 10th of March 2026. Can continue his winning trend
- ZAKARIIA – Tough 12th in a maiden over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 24th of March 2026. One to respectfully pass by
- BLEU NUIT – Decent 4th in a maiden over 1900m at Chantilly on the 27th of February 2026. Good place chance on form
- NORTHERN TERRITORY – Pleasant 4th in a Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 10th of March 2026. Can be in the thick of things
- SIBARITA – Polished into 4th in a maiden over 2100m at Pornichet on the 24th of January 2026. One for the larger exotics
- RASHEED – Finished 6th in a maiden over 2000m at Strasbourg on the 22nd of March 2026. Others preferred here
- LA JUSTICIERE – Hearty 5th in a Handicap over 1900m at Deauville on the 29th of January 2026. Can disrupt the top 4 play
- GYMNAST – Trying 4th in a Handicap over 1800m at Chantilly on the 6th of December 2025. Hard to make a confidence case for
- DECLA – Improved 2nd in a Claimer over 2100m at Saint-Cloud on the 5th of March 2026. One for the backend of quartets
- LE SENONNAIS – Ran 11th in a Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 10th of March 2026. Top choices look more attractive
- NOTIONI FAL – Credible 3rd in a Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 10th of March 2026. Minor each way chance
- DSCHINGIS NECKARA – A winner in a maiden over 2350m at Machecoul on the 22nd of February 2026. Lurker of the pack in this field
- FRATERNITE – Difficult 10th in a Handicap over 1800m at Croise-Laroche on the 20th of March 2026. Can be ignored here
Summary: SOFT DREAM (1) is absolutely cherishing life having won his last two starts and he has every chance in reeling off the hat trick in this Handicap. NOTIONI FAL (11) was not far off the top choice in their last meeting when finishing third and they renew their rivalry here where she is now 4.5kgs better off at the weight which will be a big motivator for her to finish closer. BLEU NEUIT (3) is never far off the action and holds a good place chance on form. NORTHERN TERRITORY (4) will enjoy the step up in trip and must be considered here.
SELECTIONS
SOFT DREAM (1) – NOTIONI FAL (11) – BLEU NUIT (3) – NORTHERN TERRITORY (4)
C7 – PRIX DU CHATEAU PELICAN – 2000m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Class 3 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 22,100 - JENILAT BRIGHT – Off form of late finishing 13th in a Class 2 Handicap over 1600m at Saint-Cloud on the 24th of March 2026. Hard to make a case for
- BLUE SEABIRD – Decent 4th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2150m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on the 2nd of February 2026. Can disrupt the top 4 play
- ZOLIA – Pleasant 4th in a Class 4 Claimer over 1950m at Le Mans on the 20th of March 2026. Include in all plays
- BABY HARTWOOD – Good 5th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 10th of March 2026. Bold winning chance
- CORTELLA – Finished 6th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2000m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on the 11th of February 2026. One to ignore
- TIMBER CIRCLE – Gave her all into 6th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 19th of March 2026. Can be more lethal here
- MONDO BOY – A firm winner in a Class 3 Claimer over 1900m at Chantilly on the 12th of March 2026. Each way chance
- GALAGOS – Positive 2nd in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 8th of March 2026. Can break the maiden spell here
- MISS TARKEN – Hearty 4th in a Handicap over 2000m at Vichy on the 4th of August 2025. Returns after a rest but can run well fresh
- MAPLE TAFFY – Tough effort finishing 11th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 8th of March 2026. Best to look elsewhere
- NARGIZ – Inconsistent 8th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1600m at Chantilly on the 16th of March 2026. Erratic but capable
- ETREHAM – Discouraging 13th in a Handicap over 2400m at Parislongchamp on the 11th of September 2025. Top choices look more attractive
- RIDE ON – Difficult 10th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1600m at Lyon Parilly on the 15th of March 2026. Others seem more intriguing
- TORRONE – Finished 10th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 8th of March 2026. Will have to grow an extra pair of legs to be competitive here
- WHATAHERO – Ran 4th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1600m at Chantilly on the 16th of March 2026. One to respectfully pass by
- SOLIGNY – Hard trying 5th in a Handicap over 2500m at Deauville on the 7th of November 2025. Will need the comeback run
Summary: BABY HARTWOOD (4) met a competitive Class 2 field back at the track and trip last time out and was not disgraced when finishing fifth. He steps down in Class here where he can be more effective. TIMBER CIRCLE (6) is lightly raced and is another who takes a step down in division. She has the ability to polish up and make a big splash. MONDO BOY (7) comes into the race off a victory and with his confidence on the rise, he could continue this positive movement here. GALAGOS (8) heads the rest.
SELECTIONS
BABY HARTWOOD (4) – TIMBER CIRCLE (6) – MONDO BOY (7) – GALAGOS (8)
C8 – PRIX DE LA VILLA EUGENIE – 2000m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Class 3 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 20,200 - RUE POUSSIN – Solid 2nd in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 8th of March 2026. Strong winning chance
- NEUSCHWANSTEIN – Inconsistent 14th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2000m at Pau on the 8th of February 2026. Erratic but capable
- SPRING LILY – Tough 11th in a Handicap over 1900m at Deauville on the 12th of December 2025. Will need the comeback run
- MON BLACK DU LIVET – Ran 2nd in a Claimer over 1400m at Niort on the 12th of October 2025. Top choices more attractive
- LONDONPOLO – Supplemented Londonpolo finished 2nd in a maiden over Mont-De-Marsan on the 23rd of March 2026. Place chance
- PLATA D OCTOBRE – Trying 5th in a Class 4 Handicap over 2000m at Marseille Borely on the 18th of March 2026. Will be fighting for the backend of quartets
- UNFURLED – Decent 4th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2150m at Cagnes-Sur-Mer on the 2nd of February 2026. Can make his presence felt
- LELIO – Polished into 2nd in a Class 4 Condition over 1800m at Croise-Laroche on the 20th of March 2026. Has the urge to claim his first career win
- NICK BOUTIQUE – Finished 7th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2600m at Fontainebleau on the 13th of March 2026. Hard to make a case for
- GOT FLOWER – Smart 2nd in a Class 3 Handicap over 2000m at Compiegne on the 27th of March 2026. Good each way chance
- NOTA BENE – Forgivable 13th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 8th of March 2026. Penultimate start shows she can feature
- ROYAL ENCLOSURE – Difficult 15th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 30th of March 2026. One to pass by
- READY TO GO – Not the best run in 8th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2600m at Fontainebleau on the 13th of March 2026. Best to look elsewhere
- ANDY’S SPIRIT – Ran 6th in a Class 3 Handicap over 2000m at Compiegne on the 27th of March 2026. Others preferred on form
- EASTMAN – Credible 2nd in a Class 4 Handicap over 2000m at Marseille Borely on the 18th of March 2026. Include in all plays
- POLNOR – Discouraging 9th in a Class 3 Handicap over 1900m at Deauville on the 7th of February 2026. Others seem more intriguing
Summary: RUE POUSSIN (1) just found one better than her last time out but is a filly that packs tons of ability. With the right accolades at hand, she looks to take a power of beating here. LELIO (8) redeemed herself last time out into running second but does have the urge to break the maiden shackles off his hooves. He must be given serious consideration. GOT FLOWER (10) is in absolute fine fettle at the moment and if the top two are caught asleep, she could blossom and take full advantage here. Supplemented LONDOLPOLO (5) holds a podium chance if wise up to the task.
SELECTIONS – RUE POUSSIN (1) – LELIO (8) – GOT FLOWER (10) – LONDONPOLO (5)

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