R1 Longchamp [R-H]
C1 – PRIX LORD SEYMOUR – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Listed Race – Flat – EUR € 52,000
- MONT DE SOLEIL – Great effort in a Group III contest finishing 6th over 2000m at Baden Baden on the 24th of August 2024. Strong winning chance if fit. Has been supplemented for the race and is from a red-hot yard
- TRABUCO – Finished 8th in a Class 2 Conditional over 2400m at Compiegne on the 28th of March 2025. Deserves an eachway shout
- DIAMOND VENDOME – Finished 11th in a Class 3 Conditional over 2000m at Fontainebleau on the 18th of March 2025. One to ignore in this field
- JORDANELLA – Finished 8th in a Listed over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 20th of March 2025. Placed in a Group 3 last year. Include in all plays
- FULL OF HOPE – Decent effort finishing 3rd in a Class 3 Conditional over 2000m at Fontainebleau on the 18th of March 2025. Will be tough to pose a threat against the top selectors but worth the backend quartet play
Summary: Supplemented MONT DE SOLEIL (1) takes his place in this Listed event coming off two creditable efforts in Group III contests last year. His form poses for him to be the horse to beat if the eight month break does not affect him. TRABUCO (2) is as honest as they come and won’t be no surprise if he strikes a winning threat. JORDANELLA (4) can be forgiven for her last start returning from a small rest but her penultimate run when finishing third in a Group III makes her a livewire. FULL OF HOPE (5) has the ability to be competitive.
SELECTIONS
MONT DE SOLEIL (1) – TRABUCO (2) – JORDANELLA (4) – FULL OF HOPE (5)
C2 – PRIX JACQUES LAFFITTE – 1850m (a1m1/8) – TURF – Listed Race – Flat – EUR € 52,000 - CAMBRONNE – Pleasant effort finishing 4th in a Class 1 Conditional over 1800m at Lyon La Soie on the 30th of March 2025. Good eachway chance
- CLIMATE CHANGE – Decent effort finishing 6th in a Listed over 1600m at Saint-Cloud on the 6th of March 2025. Worth a solid inclusion in all plays
- WAKABURN – Finished 5th in a Class 1 Conditional over 1900m at Chantilly on the 9th of March 2025. Include in exotic spends
- LORD ACHILLES – Finished 4th in a Listed over 2400m at Lyon Parilly on the 23rd of June 2024. Returns off a 10 month break and might need the run
- FIRST LOOK – Great effort finishing 2nd in a Group III contest over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025 on return from the winter break. Strong winning chance
Summary: FIRST LOOK (5) enters this Listed race with solid Group form and without a doubt, he will be urging to romp into the winners box. CAMBRONNE (1) is in pleasing form and will be putting his best foot forward to fight out the finish. CLIMATE CHANGE (2) has won two of his last three starts and although taking on tougher in his last start when finishing sixth in a Listed, he must be given consideration. WAKABURN (3) holds a place chance in this contest.
SELECTIONS
FIRST LOOK (5) – CAMBRONNE (1) – CLIMATE CHANGE (2) – WAKABURN (3)
C3 – PRIX DU PAVILLON ROYAL – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Class 2 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 53,000 - AQUA AUGUSTA – Pleasing effort finishing 5th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2100m at Saint-Cloud on the 20th of March 2025. Strong winning chance
- ZULU WARRIOR – Good 2nd in a Class 2 Conditional over 2400m at Lyon Parilly on the 16th of March 2025. Will have a sneaky top four chance based off the last two runs finishing 2nd
- RAGNAR CITY – Finished 6th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Does hold surprising Group form, won’t be shocked if he sneaks into the backend of quartets
- PENTAOUR – Finished 4th in a Class 2 Conditional over 3000m at Fontainebleau on the 18th of March 2025. One to pass by in this field
- GATTOPARDO – Finished 4th in a Class 2 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 24th of March 2025. One for the backend of quartets
- TILILA – A winner in a Class 2 Handicap over 2100m at Saint-Cloud on the 20th of March 2025. Eachway Claims
- I’M A BELIEVER – Finished 2nd in a Class 2 Handicap over 1900m at Chantilly on the 24th of March 2025. Include in all exotic plays
- FOXTROT ZULU – A winner in a Class 3 Handicap over 2700m at Chantilly on the 28th of February 2025. Must have good winning intentions
- MEHLANGO – A winner in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Include in all quartet spends
- ROUDOUDOU – Finished 2nd in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Must be an inclusion for quartet plays
- GIMANZOR – Finished 7th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2000m at Saint-Cloud on the 6th of March 2025. Erratic lately but can give a good account of himself
- BIBBIENA – Decent effort finishing 4th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Must be a worthy competitor based off current form
- XILOFONO – Finished 3rd in a Class 3 Conditional over 2000m at Mont-De-Marsan on the 23rd of March 2025. Others pose a more boastful interest
- DSCHINGIS RANGER – Finished 8th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Erratic on current form
- FREEZE – Finished 9th in a Class 2 Handicap over 2400m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Currently frozen on form and won’t pose a threat to the top selectors
- NOVA SCOTIA – Finished 2nd in a Class 3 Claimer over 2400m at Compiegne on the 28th of March 2025. Others weigh more attraction
Summary: AQUA AUGUSTA (1) is a winner over the trip in her penultimate start and for a two time winner off seven starts, she will be trying her best to add to her winning tally in this competitive Handicap. FOXTROT ZULU (8) comes off two victories in her last two starts and does step up to face Class two company but has the ability to seal off a hat-trick win. TILILA (6) bounced to winning ways in a similar field and if she remains wise here, she will be competitive again. BIBBIENA (12) is a true definition of a honest performer and will be right in the mix again. ZULU WARRIOR (2) must be respected for his last two starts finishing second.
SELECTIONS
AQUA AUGUSTA (1) – FOXTROT ZULU (8) – TILILA (6) – BIBBIENA (12)
C4 – PRIX DE FONTAINEBLEAU – 1600m (a1m) – TURF – Gr3 Race – Flat – EUR € 80,000 - BATAL YOUMZAIN – Finished 4th in a Listed over 1600m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. One to include in quartet plays
- RIDARI – A winner in a maiden over 1600m at Chantilly on the 19th of November 2024. One to pass by in this contest as top selectors have a brighter chance
- SAHLAN – A winner on debut in a maiden over 1500m at Deauville on the 29th of November 2024. Poses to have the ability to hold winning claims
- MISUNDERSTOOD – Eye-catching performance in a Group I contest over 1400m at Parislongchamp on the 6th of October 2024. Strong winning chance
- HEYBETLI – Finished 6th in a Group I contest over 1400m at Parislongchamp on the 6th of October 2024. Based off the last two Group efforts, won’t be a surprise if he creeps into the backend of quartets
- MADERO – Pleasing 3rd in a Listed over 1600m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Include in all exotic spends
- DARIUS CEN – A winner in his last start in a Listed over 1600m at Saint-Cloud on the 16th of March 2025. Will have a good eachway chance
Summary: MISUNDERSTOOD (4) ran an eye-catching race in the Group I Prix Jean-Luc Lagardère last October, finishing third despite running keen. His penultimate start reflects him winning a Group III contest over the course and distance. He should win here if he is to turn into a Classic prospect. SAHLAN (3) was a winner on debut and this well bred youngster shows he has ability to produce similar efforts. DARIUS CEN (7) comes off winning his last two starts and will be trying his best to seal a hat-trick success. MADERO (6) boasts to be pleasing over the mile and definitely holds a place chance.
SELECTIONS
MISUNDERSTOOD (4) – SAHLAN (3) – DARIUS CEN (7) – MADERO (6)
C5 – PRIX DE LA GROTTE – 1600m (a1m) – TURF – Gr3 Race – Flat – EUR € 80,000 - ZARIGANA – Has only suffered defeat once in three starts and that was in a Group 1 over this course and distance on 6 October. Sets a high standard and can return to her winning ways
- SHES PERFECT – Showed promise last year and was third last time out in a sales race at Goodwood over 1400m on 25 Septmber. Returns from a break but is not out of it
- GODSPEED – Fit and was not disgraced when third last time out in a Conditions race at Chantilly over this distance on 17 March. Tries the grass and tackls tougher this time
- SAFIA – Returned from a break ro remain unbeaten in two starts, with a Conditions race win at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 25 March. Clearly talented and should fight it out
- ROSA SALVAJE – Very consistent so far and was third last time out in a Group 3 over this track and trip on 12 September. Can contest the finish again returning from a break
- TIGRESS OF GAUL – Unbeaten on the PSF at Chantilly, with the latest being over this distance on 27 February. Tries the grass but could be anything and deserves some respect
- LADY MAJESTY CEN – Improving and was runner-up last time out in a Listed race at Toulouse over this distance on 11 November. Can make the frame
Summary: ZARIGANA (1) is a class act and has only suffered defeat at Group 1 level—a race she might well have won with better luck in running. She returns from a break but should prove too strong for these rivals. SAFIA (4) is unbeaten in two starts and could be anything. She may also have the fitness edge. SHES PERFECT (2) has travelled over from the UK, suggesting her connections are confident of a good performance. ROSA SALVAJE (5) is consistent and should be in the mix for a place.
SELECTIONS
ZARIGANA (1) – SAFIA (4) – SHES PERFECT (2) – ROSA SALVAJE (5)
C6 – PRIX NOAILLES – 2100m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Gr3 Race – Flat – EUR € 80,000 - STORMY DONALD – Not disgraced when 5th last time out in a Listed race at Chantilly over 1800m on 9 March. Capable of better and could play a minor role
- AIDAN’S PHONE – Much improved this year and completed a hat-trick by taling out a Listed race at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 16 March. Not out of it
- RAFALE DESIGN – Has won his last two starts, both at Deaville over 1900m on the PSF, the latest on 26 November. Returns from a break and may prefer the PSF
- SIRIUS BROWN – May prefer the PSF and was 6th last time out in Group 3 at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 16 March. Others are preferred
- NITOI – Looked good when scoring on debut in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1800m on 16 September. Returns from a break but has a winning chance
- UTHER – Returned from a break in good form and was runner-up last time out in a Listed race at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 16 March. Can contest the finish again
- TITO MO CEN – Unbeaten in two starts this year, with the latest being a Listed race at Chantilly over 1800m on 9 March. Has impressed this year and the one to beat trying the grass this time
Summary: An interesting Group 3. TITO MO CEN (7) is unbeaten, with both wins coming this year on the PSF. He now tries the turf and looks the one they all have to get past. NITOI (5) impressed in his debut win last year and will be a serious challenger if reproducing that performance. There was not much between UTHER (6) and AIDAN’S PHONE (2) last time out, and UTHER (6) might win that argument this time.
SELECTIONS
TITO MO CEN (7) – NITOI (5) – UTHER (6) – AIDAN’S PHONE (2)
C7 – PRIX DE LA MUETTE – 1600m (a1m) – TURF – Handicap – Flat – EUR € 25,000 - MAHASEN – Returned from a break and was fourth last time out in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1900m on 24 March. First time in a handicap but is not out of it
- NAKED MEMORIES – Holding form and finished third last time out in a handicap at Chantilly over 1400m on 17 March. Should fight out the finish yet again
- NORMANDY MAN – Showed what he is capable when winning in his third start, a Conditions race at Le Croisé-Laroche over 1800m on 21 March. Might be good enough to follow
- ALEKSINE – Not disgraced when 5th last time out in a handicap at Chantilly over 1400m on 17 March. Capable of making the frame
- EL PEQUENIO – Kept to the PSF of late and was unplaced last time out in a handicap at Chantilly over 1400m on 17 March. Probably better on the grass and could be the surprise package of the race
- IFFROCTA FAL – Still improving and was runner-up last time out in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 25 March. Be right there at this finish
- DUTY – Did not show on his debut when 8th on handicap debut at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 25 March. Capable of better and has a place chance
- LADY DIORA – Needed her only run of the year and was 7th in a Conditions race at Chantilly over 1900m on 24 March. Capable of an upset back on the grass
- SOMMERBLAU – A winner on debut last year but has not been as good this year and was 6th last time out in a Conditions race at Saint-Cloud over this distance. Might play a minor role on handicap debut
- HEMATITE – Kept to the PSF for her three starts and was third last time out in a Conditions race at Pornichet-La Baule over 1700m on 26 March. Might play a minor role on handicap debut
- TOOGOODTOBEROOD – Has only been tried on the PSF so far and was not disgraced when fourth in a handicap at Chantilly over 1400m on 17 March. Might play a minor role
- MON COMEDIEN – Unreliable so far and was 6th last time out in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over 1600m on 25 March. Needs to do a bit more to win
- ORANGERIE – Has not shown much in four starts and was 9th in a Conditions race at Compiegne over 1600m on 28 March. Needs to find a few lengtsh to win
- MY QUEEN – Kept to the PSF so far and was fourth last time out in a Conditions race at Chantilly over this distance on 4 March. Tries the grass on handicap debut and can contest the finish
- PERGOLOR – Yet to win a race and was fourth last time out in a Conditions race at Fontainebleau over this distance on 18 March. More is needed to beat these rivals
Summary: Some competitive handicaps to end a good meeting. NAKED MEMORIES (2) ran a decent race in a Quinte and is clearly capable of winning a handicap off his mark. He is fit and the one to beat. IFFROCTA FAL (6) is improving and only found one better in his first crack at a handicap, so will be a threat. MAHASEN (1) has scope for decent improvement and deserves respect in her first handicap. MY QUEEN (14) tries the grass and also has claims.
SELECTIONS
NAKED MEMORIES (2) – IFFROCTA FAL (6) – MAHASEN (1) – MY QUEEN (14)
C8 – PRIX DU PAVILLON DAUPHINE – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Class 3 Divided Handicap – Flat – EUR € 27,000 - THIRSTY – Unreliable but was third last time out in a handicap at Deauville over 2500m on 17 January. Has done better on the grass and is cspable of winning
- LISMORE – Probably needed the only run of the year when 5th in a Conditions race at Saint-Cloud over 2800m on 11 March. Better over further but could surprise
- TURANIA – Not disgraced when 5th last time out in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 16 March. Capable of earning some money
- IRTYCH – Did not show his best when 15th in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2000m on 29 March. In good shape before that and is not out of it
- DAY OFF – Returned from a break and was 9th last time out in a handicap at Chantilly over 2700m on 27 February. Needs to find a few lengths to win
- ONE POINT – Did not show her best when 9th in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 20 March. Capable of better and has a winning chance
- KAHRAMAN – On a long losing run and was fourth last time out in a claimer at Le Mans over 1950m on 21 March. Needs to do more to win
- ARTURO – In good from and was runner-up last time out in a handicap at Lyon-La Soie over 2400m on 30 March. Could be better on that surface though
- MOZART DES BRIERES – Disappointing last run when 9th in a handicap at Marseille Borely over 2600m on 19 March. Distance suited but others are preferred
- AUTEUR – Disappointing handicap debut when 13th at Fontainebleau over 3000m on 1 April. In good form before that and is not out of it
- SAUVIAC – Did not show his best when 9th in a handicap at Senonnes-Pouancé over 2900m on 15 March. Better over further and others are preferred
- AMARENA DODVILLE – On a long losing run but was not disgraced when 5th in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 25 March. Capable of earning some money
- HOW DARE YOU – In good shape and was third last time out in a handicap at Saint-Cloud over this distance on 25 March. Can contest the finish
- SCREEN SHOT – Returned to the grass and won a handicap at Compiegne over 2400m on 28 March. Carries a 2kg penalty but has a place chace
- MISTER GOKEN – Kept to the PSF of late and was 5th last time out in a handicap at Lyon-La-Soie over 2150m on 23 March. More is needed to beat these rivals
Summary: A tough lucky last race to find a winner. ONE POINT (6) did not run too badly in a Quinte last time out and should do a lot better in this division, so gets a narrow vote to score. AUTEUR (10) struggled on handicap debut but is clearly capable of better and would not be a surprise winner. ARTURO (8) remains in good shape and should be right there at the finish. HOW DARE YOU (13) is consistent and has a winning chance.
SELECTIONS
ONE POINT (6) – AUTEUR (10) – ARTURO (8) – HOW DARE YOU (13)
R3 LIGNIERES [LIGNIERES]
C1 – PRIX FLORENCE CHARRIER – 4500m (a3m) – TURF – Class 4 Race – Steeple Chase – EUR € 23,000
- JOLILAND – Placed on his last three runs, the latter over 4200m at Landivisiau on September 15th in a Class 4 chase. Should be fit after a break
- JALZAN – Unplaced last time out, 2nd before that over 3800m at Angers in a Class 3 handicap chase. Outside place contender
- KOUDOU – 5th on is last start over 3800m at Nancy on March 16th in a Class 3 chase. Can be competitive
- KIRIKOO – Won on his latest start over 4100m at Saumur on March 30th in a Class 4 chase. Player
- GRANGOUSIE CHALUZY – 2nd on his last start over 4500m in a cross-country race at Paray-Le-Monial on November 10th. Might find this difficult
- JERICHO D’ALENE – 5th last time, 4th before that over 4250m at Argentan in a Class 4 chase on March 1st. Others preferred
- KNICKERS – Decent 2nd on his last start over 3600m at Fontainebleau in a Class 4 chase on March 11th. Can go one place better
- INTRIGANTE – 3rd on her latest start over 4200m at Moulins in a Class 4 chase on March 9th. Has work to do
Summary: KNICKERS (7) was a pleasing second at Fontainebleau last time out in early March and can go one place better this time. JOLILAND (1) has been placed on his previous three starts, and he should be ready for his return run after an absence since September last year. KIRIKOO (4) will be in a good frame of mind after scoring at Saumur late last month and can be a threat. KOUDOU (3) heads the remainder.
SELECTIONS
KNICKERS (7) – JOLILAND (1) – KIRIKOO (4) – KOUDOU (3)
C2 – PRIX COPIEFAX (PX. DE CHAMBON – SAINT JUST) – 4800m (a3m) – TURF – Class 3 Race – Cross – EUR € 26,000 - I’M WALKIN’ – Five unplaced runs this year, the latter over 4900m at Agen in a Class 4 cross-country race on March 31st. Others preferred
- JALOUSIE D’AINAY – Unplaced last time out, 4th before that over 4100m at Pau in a Class 2 cross-country on December 25th. Live contender
- REAL DES ROCS – Two unplaced runs since a 3rd over 4600m in a Class 3 cross-country on October 5th at Cluny. In the mix
- SPEED DES LANDES – Won on his latest start over 4800m in a Class 4 cross-country at Blain on March 23rd. One to pay attention too
- JAZZ COLLONGES – Two unplaced efforts since a 3rd over 4200m at Agen in a Class 4 cross-country race. Needs to be more reliable
- IMAGINAIRE – 5th on the latest start, 3rd before that over 4100m at Compiegne in a handicap chase on November 2nd. Player
- JOKER DU ROY – Unplaced last time out, 4th before that over 4500m at this track in a Class 3 chase on March 1st. Cross-country debut and is best watched
Summary: JALOUSIE D’AINAY (2) was a good fourth, two runs back in a Class 2 cross-country at Pau in late December, and is more than capable of taking a race of this nature. SPEED DES LANDES (4) won on his latest start at Blain in a Class 4 cross-country and can make life difficult for the selection. IMAGINAIRE (6) ran over regulation fences last time out and has had a couple of tries in this code before. She can be on the premises. REAL DES ROCS (3) looks best of the others.
SELECTIONS
JALOUSIE D’AINAY (2) – SPEED DES LANDES (4) – IMAGINAIRE (6) – REAL DES ROCS (3)
C3 – PRIX DE SAINT CYR LES VIGNES – 1600m (a1m) – TURF – Class 4 Race – Flat – EUR € 12,000 - SUPER TIE BREAK – Recent win over 1600m at La Teste on April 2nd in a Class 4 handicap. In form and can feature
- NANTIKA – Lightly raced, she was 6th on her latest start over 2100m on the PSF on December 8th in a handicap. A winner on turf at Niort last October. Key chance
- ITAO DE BOUSSAY – Several unplaced runs of late, the most recent over 1600m at Cavaillon in a Class 4 race on March 23rd. Opposable
- PICCINELLI – Three unplaced efforts of late, 4th before that over 1600m in a claimer at Nantes on May 6th. Makes little appeal
- GRAND MACHO – Two unplaced runs of late, 3rd before that over 1600m at Saint-Cloud in a handicap on June 17th. One to keep safe
- FORCEIGHT – 5th on her latest start in a Class 4 handicap at Lyon La Soie over 1800m on March 30th. Place chance
- L’HORLOGE – Four unplaced runs since a 4th over 2400m at Vichy on July 24th in a claimer. Unlikely to be a threat
- PANAY – Five unplaced runs last year, the latter over 2000m in a claimer at Vichy on August 23rd. Hard to recommend
Summary: NANTIKA (2) won last October on the turf at Niort and had a couple of runs after on the PSF, with a third-placed effort on her penultimate start. She is lightly raced and has more progress to come. SUPER TIE BREAK (1) won at La Teste 11 days ago in a Class 4 handicap and looks like the main danger. GRAND MACHO (5) was a decent third at Saint-Cloud last June, and if emulating that run, he can not be ruled out. FORCEIGHT (6) is also one to consider.
SELECTIONS
NANTIKA (2) – SUPER TIE BREAK (1) – GRAND MACHO (5) – FORCEIGHT (6)
C4 – PRIX MAURICE ET HENRI DE LAGENESTE – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Condition Race – Flat – EUR € 13,000 - MYLORD DE LA SERRE – Unraced gelding by Bamiyan, the dam never raced. Can be expected to improve for this run. Watch the betting patterns for clues
- MAC FIRST – Gelded son of Karaktar, the dam ran once. Might need this debut run and is one to watch in the betting for clues
- MARIOLE – Unraced gelding by Beaumec De Houelle, the dam won 2 races over jumps. Looks good on paper, and his trainer is a shrewd operator. Live chance with a market check advised
- MARIGNY – Newcomer by Karaktar, the dam was unraced. Her trainer has three in the race and this filly is one to watch in the betting for clues
- MULTIP – Filly by Cokoriko, the dam never raced. Likely to improve for this debut run. The betting can be the best guide
- MISAM – Filly by Prince Gibraltar, the dam was placed on the flat. Her trainer has three in the race, and this filly could be not the first choice, judging by jockey bookings
- MAZARINE – Unraced filly by Zarak, the dam won over fences. From a leading stable who will have this newcomer well tuned. The betting can guide
- MUSIQUE ALLEN – Unraced filly by Saint Des Saints, the dam won 6 races, including a Listed chase. Stable runners know what is required, and any market support should be noted
- ME VOILA LA MOME – Unraced filly by Voiladenuo, the dam was unraced. Stable runners usually improve for a run or two. Monitor the betting patterns
Summary: In a field of newcomers, it may pay to side with MAZARINE (7) who looks the part on her pedigree. She will be well prepared by her astute trainer. MARIOLE (3) is out of a mare who won two races, and this gelding is worth watching in the betting exchanges. MUSIQUE ALLEN (8) has a taking profile; her dam won six races and was placed in a Listed chase. She can be involved as can MARIGNY (4), who could be the first choice of her trainers trio in the lineup.
SELECTIONS
MAZARINE (7) – MARIOLE (3) – MUSIQUE ALLEN (8) – MARIGNY (4)
C5 – PRIX DE L’AVENIR DE LIGNIERES – 2000m (a1m1/4) – TURF – Maiden Race – Flat – EUR € 11,000 - TEPITO – 6th on the latest start, 3rd before that over 2000m at Nancy on March 16th in a claiming race. Ought to be in the shake-up
- SAWAF – 5th on his last two starts, the latter over 2000m at Strasbourg on March 22nd in a maiden race. One to keep safe
- ANGAD – Showed ability on his debut before getting tired over 1800m at Le Croise-Laroche in a maiden on March 21st. Place contender
- SAKURASAKU – Decent 5th two runs back over 1600m at Chantilly in a maiden race on February 13th. Player
- MAYDY DE ROMAY – Three unplaced runs so far, the latter over 2000m at Durtal in a claimer on November 1st. Hard to recommend
- MIEUX QUE PAPA – Four unplaced runs since a 4th over 1600m at Vichy on September 24th in a maiden race. Hard to fancy
- GERARD TER BORCH – Unraced gelding by Ectot, the dam won 2 races an was Listed placed. Choice profile and a bold show can be expected on debut
- ANTANDRA SWEETY – Unraced filly by Moises Has, the dam won 3 races including the Criterium De Saint-Cloud (Gr.1) and a Group 1 race in Germany. Looks good on paper and the betting can be the most informative guide
- BALTFOOT FAL – Unraced by Footstepsinthesand, the dam never ran. Stable runners usually improve for a run or two. Keep an eye on the betting exchanges for clues
- MAHAL PICH – Unraced by Taj Mahal, the dam won 12 races, likely to improve for this debut run, and the betting can guide
- BIRCHPACOLAURGREEN – Unraced filly by Birchwood, the dam never ran. Stable runners warrant respect on debut. Watch the betting patterns
- ARDENZA – Unraced filly by Le Brivido, the dam won 1 race and was placed. Likely to improve for this opening run, unless the market says otherwise
Summary: SAKURASAKU (4) was below his best last time but posted a promising fifth at CHANTILLY in mid-February and is the first choice in what looks like an open maiden. GERARD TER BORCH (7) makes plenty of appeal on paper and is expected to play a leading role on debut. SAWAF (2) has finished fifth on his last two starts, and with race experience on his side, he can make the frame. TEPITO (1) has shown ability and is one to consider each-way.
SELECTIONS
SAKURASAKU (4) – GERARD TER BORCH (7) – SAWAF (2) – TEPITO (1)
C6 – PRIX DE CHAMBON – 3200m (a2m) – TURF – Class 4 Handicap – Flat – EUR € 17,000 - ALMACADO GREE – Recent win over 2800m at Saint-Cloud on March 11th in a Class 3 race. Capable of being competitive
- ANDOUINS – He has won his last two starts, the latter over 3100m at Pornichet in a Class 4 race on March 26th, and a win before that at this track on March 1st. Key chance
- WAIT THE STORM – Fair 3rd over 3100m at Pornichet on March 26th on her latest start in a Class 4 race. Each way angle
- I’M ON MY WAY – Creditable 4th last time, he won before that over 3000m at Nancy on March 16th in a Class 4 handicap. Ought to have a say
- ADORABLE – Four unplaced runs of late, 4th before that over 2700m at Parislongchamp on May 23rd in a handicap. Warrants respect
- TENDRE NUIT – Three unplaced runs this year, the latter over 3200m at Lyon La Soie on March 30th in a Class 4 handicap. Opposable
- MATGIWELL – Three unplaced runs since a win over 2600m at Marseille Pont De Vivaux in a Class 4 handicap on January 2nd. Has to get back on track
- HEPZIBAH – Unplaced last time, she won before that over 2400m at this track in a Class 4 handicap on March 1st. Outside place chance
- CHONBURI – 6th last time out, 2nd before that over 3100m at Pornichet on January 28th in a Class 4 handicap. One to consider
- HIGH WAY – Several unplaced efforts of late, the latter over 2200m at Lyon Parilly in a maiden race on October 18th. Others look better equipped
- GALWAY CITY –
Summary: ALMACADO GREE (1) is an honest performer and won at Saint-Cloud on his latest start in a Class 3 race in early March. He is given marginal choice over hat-trick seeking ANDOUINS (2), who won over course and distance in early March and followed that up with a win on the PSF later that month. WAIT THE STORM (3) was third behind the latter on the PSF last time and can be involved at the finish. I’M ON MY WAY (4) is another for the shortlist.
SELECTIONS
ALMACADO GREE (1) – ANDOUINS (2) – WAIT THE STORM (3) – I’M ON MY WAY (4)
C7 – PRIX RIVOLI – 2400m (a1m1/2) – TURF – Claiming – Flat – EUR € 13,000 - KNIGHT DES MOTTES – Fair 5th last time out; he won before that over 3100m at Corlay on June 9th in a conditions race. Player
- LORD MALTHAIX – Unplaced last time, 4th before that over 3000m at Limoges in a conditions race on November 30th. Others make more appeal
- LEADER D’ALLIER – Nice win by 2.5L on his second start over 2500m at Nancy in a conditions race on March 16th. Looks a progressive type
- KAMELIA DE CORTON – 7th on her latest start over 2600m at Morlaix in a conditions race on March 30th. Among the leading each way chances
- KAPRISS COLLONGES – Three unplaced runs since a 4th over 2450m at Cluny on October 5th in a conditions race. Looks vulnerable
- KAFKAIENNE – Two unplaced runs over hurdles of late, 5th before that on the flat over 2400m at this track in a conditions race on November 30th. One to keep safe
- LALFA D’AIRY – Unraced by It’s Gino, the dam ran once over hurdles. Likely to improve for this debut run. Watch the betting patterns
Summary: LEADER D’ALLIER (3) can keep on improving and looks like the one to be with in this conditions race. He won by over two lengths last time out at Nancy in March. KNIGHT DES MOTTES (1) can keep the selection honest and won two runs back over 3100m at Corlay last June and will be sharper for a recent outing last month. KAFKAIENNE (6) is versatile and has had a couple of runs over hurdles recently. She warrants respect, as does KAMELIA DE CORTON (4), who should not be ruled out.
SELECTIONS
LEADER D’ALLIER (3) – KNIGHT DES MOTTES (1) – KAFKAIENNE (6) – KAMELIA DE CORTON (4)
R4 CHARTRES [L-H]
C1 – PRIX VOITURES ANCIENNES DE BEAUCE – 2825m (a2m) – Class G Amateur Drivers Race – Harness – EUR € 6,000
- JALNA DES ECUS – Last of 14 behind JAPPELOUP CARNOIS (2) in a 2825m Cordemais Class E 2 weeks ago. Is still in conditioning mode but in this company will have her supporters
- JAPPELOUP CARNOIS – 4th of 14 in a 2825m Cordemais Class E 2 weeks ago. Enjoys a good entry in front and looks a serious proposition
- IRIS RENARDIER – Back under harness after coming 5th of 8 in a 2550m amateurs monte Class H at Gournay-en-Bray 3 weeks ago but is unlikely to spring any surprises
- INSTAR JOKE – Oddly below-par 7th of 16 behind HISTOIRE DE LIERRE (11) in a 2850m Laval amateurs Class G on 29 March. Should not be hastily-judged and will be expected to redeem himself
- ILLUSTRE BLUE – Returns to racing barefoot after running 9th of 16 behind HISTOIRE DE LIERRE (11) in a 2850m Laval amateurs Class G on 29 March. As comfortable in the amateur ranks as professional and could pleasantly surprise
- J’ADORE CHENEVIERE – 5th of 13 in a 2775m Elbeuf claimer 2 weeks ago but looks a rank outsider on amateur bow
- JULLIAN DADDY – Smartly won a 2600m Nancy amateurs Class G on 29 March. Consistently gives everything he has and, again from the first line, can double his money
- JET COMMANDERIE – Useful element debuting in the amateur division but has not raced since being sanctioned in a 2825m Cordemais Class D mid-January. Benefits from a fine entry though and should not be ruled out
- HIVAOA DES BROUETS – Unseen since running 4th of 16 in a 2525m claimer at Les Andelys last August. Shoes on and no threat
- GREAT STUDBAKER – Superb in this division and even though unraced since winning a 2800m amateurs Class H at Villedieu-les-Poëles last September, could still get a look-in
- HISTOIRE DE LIERRE – 4th of 16 in a 2850m Laval amateurs Class G on 29 March. On back row again but is more competitively shod and must be taken seriously
- GET READY – Back in the amateur category after finishing 9th of 13 in a 2750m Toulouse Class F a month ago and the extra 25m will do him no favours
- FLASH BACK DU NORD – Failed to deliver when 6th of 10 in a 2150m Mauquenchy amateurs Class G on 17 March and is not easy to recommend
- JUDITH REINE – 7th of 15 on comeback in a 2800m Rambouillet Class E a fortnight back. Incurs the handicap but is nicely-engaged and unlikely to be far off the mark
- IDEAL MOSSA – Makes first start since finishing last but one in a 2850m Vincennes Class E on 21 December. Races shod and can be ruled out
Summary: So often so close, JULLIAN DADDY (7) finally got off the mark late last month, doing it in style, and a similar performance would see him repeat. That said, the in-form and barefoot JAPPELOUP CARNOIS (2) takes to the amateur category for the first time and looks particularly dangerous from the front row. JUDITH REINE (14) made an encouraging re-entry and even though 25m worse off, is proven in the day’s configuration and makes her amateur bow with legitimate ambition. HISTOIRE DE LIERRE (11) encouraged at Laval a fortnight ago and, with hind shoes off, is in with a shout of making the frame this time.
SELECTIONS
JULLIAN DADDY (7) – JAPPELOUP CARNOIS (2) – JUDITH REINE (14) – HISTOIRE DE LIERRE (11)
C2 – PRIX L.T.E. – 2800m (a2m) – Class F Race – Harness – EUR € 17,500 - MAORI NUEVO – Qualified in 1’18″8 at Laval last May. Has been afforded ample time to come into himself and, if as good as believed, can get straight down to business
- MOGADOR – Set off no fireworks in last July’s qualification but comes from a good home and it would be no surprise to see him finish in the mix
- MY LOVELY LADY – Qualified in 1’19″9 at Laval last October but will need to show more in order to make any impact here
- MESSIRE DU GERS – Sanctioned in a 2475m Royan Class F on debut last weekend. Left a good impression thereafter though and can wrap this up if Nicolas Bazire keeps him trotting
- MOONLIGHT DU RHIN – Broke into a gallop on debut in a 2000m Rambouillet Class F late-March and is unlikely to trouble the judge
- MALMO DE PUCH – Failed to confirm excellent qualification when 6th of 8 finishers on debut in a 2375m Challans Class F 3 weeks ago, but must be given another chance. Attention
- MAYA DE LA FYE – 10th of 14 behind MOJITO FRAISE (10) in a 2000m Rambouillet Class F a fortnight ago. Yet to show any flair for the game and can be ruled out
- MARIE LOU DE LARRE – Pleased on debut before faulting, when unsupported, in a 2300m Class F here mid-March, and can expect to have few takers
- MATCH LOVE – Goes left-handed this time after coming 3rd of 13 in a 2425m Angers Class F 3 weeks ago. Eric Raffin at the helm and will be afforded every chance
- MOJITO FRAISE – Good 3rd of 14 in a 2000m Rambouillet Class F a fortnight ago. Looks the sort that would appreciate this longer trip and, with form maintained, can figure prominently
- MISTERIOSO – Lost his action in a 2700m Graignes Class F 3 weeks ago, but can make a big splash if he replicates his Cherbourg effort
- MONIA VERDERIE – Respectable filly that lost her action in a 2450m Caen Class F early last month. Will acquit herself honestly but others still easier to back
Summary: A promising colt from a top yard, MESSIRE DU GERS (4) lost his action first time out, but nonetheless showed his form, and with application can more than make amends. MISTERIOSO (11) was unable at Graignes to confirm his fine Cherbourg debut and the same caveat applies. Pierre-Edouard Mary thinks a lot of the untried MAORI NUEVO (1) who is not here just to go home empty-handed. MOJITO FRAISE (10) got back in the game at Rambouillet and Benjamin Rochard can be confident of another good performance.
SELECTIONS
MESSIRE DU GERS (4) – MISTERIOSO (11) – MAORI NUEVO (1) – MOJITO FRAISE (10)
C3 – PRIX LA MAISON CHARTRAINE – 2800m (a2m) – Class F Race – Harness – EUR € 17,500 - LIBERTE DE L’AUNAY – Unseen since running 2nd of 13 in a 2275m Nantes Class E but is competitively-shod with Eric Raffin in the bike and can make a big impact
- LUNA BLANCA – 2nd of 12, when first-time barefoot, in a 2700m Graignes Class F on 16 March. Takes on marginally better this time but looks thoroughly capable of finishing thereabouts
- LILIBETH SMART – Useful sort that was surprisingly sanctioned in a 2700m Graignes Class F mid-March. Has already won here though and Gabriele Gelormini will be keen to put things right
- L’ULKA DI LEONE – Good, consistent filly making first start since running 4th of 11 in a 2725m Graignes Class E last November. Unlikely to cause an upset but should nevertheless finish in the mix
- LOVELY KILY – Pleasant 3rd of 12, on return run, in a 2600m Class F at Blain-Bouvron-Le Gâvre 3 weeks ago. Trainer in the bike this time, sports modified shoeing, and has the wherewithal to make first 5
- LEONTINE CASH – Runs first-time barefoot after coming 3rd of 13 in a 2700m Class F at Le Croise-Laroche late last month. Top talent at the helm and looks the one to beat
- LOLLIPOP D’UNEVIE – Won over course and distance mid-March but sanctioned 9 days later in a 2850m Maure-de-Bretagne Class F, and can be passed over
- LOU DE LOSQUE – Failed to confirm Mauquenchy victory when 8th of 15 in a 2200m Vincennes Class E on 18 February. Comes here fresh but still not a concern
- LADY DU COUDOU – Sanctioned, when unsupported, in a 2850m Maure-de-Bretagne Class F on 25 March and can expect to have few friends
- LALIE SOLAU – Promising sort but has not been seen out since running 3rd of 9 in a 2800m Class C at Castera-Verduzan last August, and will need the race
- LILY BAM – 10th of 16, on re-entry, in a 2150m Mauquenchy Class F on 17 March. Will have progressed for the run, races with front shoes off, but others still preferred
- LIBERTINE DE CHENU – Good 3rd of 14 in a 2450m Caen Class E on 31 March. Has turned a corner this year and looks main threat to LEONTINE CASH (6)
Summary: Thoroughly professional since her first steps on the track, LEONTINE CASH (6) made a fine re-entry at Le Croise-Laroche and, racing barefoot with Benjamin Rochard in the bike this time, can get off the mark. On the way back up and yet to disappoint in the day’s configuration, LIBERTINE DE CHENU (12) will be no easy touch, and neither will the progressive LIBERTE DE L’AUNAY (1) who races unshod-behind for the first time. LILIBETH SMART (3) will be expected to bounce back from last month’s sanction.
SELECTIONS
LEONTINE CASH (6) – LIBERTINE DE CHENU (12) – LIBERTE DE L’AUNAY (1) – LILIBETH SMART (3)
C4 – PRIX SAS JM AUTIN – 2800m (a2m) – Class F Race – Harness – EUR € 17,500 - LOULOU DU PRATEL – 3rd of 13 in a 2700m Graignes Class F 3 weeks ago. Is plainly improving but will nevertheless need to find more
- L’OR BLANC – Got off the mark at Saumur before running 3rd of 11 in a 2850m Maure Class F on 15 March, but faces a much stiffer test on this occasion
- LAZIO – Unraced since coming 5th of 8 in a 2250m Enghien monte Class E last July. Here for reasons of conditioning and will have nothing to contribute
- LOKI FACTIER – Good 3rd of 12 on comeback in a 2800m Rambouillet Class F late last month. First time barefoot on a hard surface and will be reined by Gabriele Gelormini for the occasion. First 5
- LUCULLUS DU DOLLAR – Returns to a hard surface after running 5th of 15 in a 2600m Class F at Blain-Bouvron-Le Gâvre 3 weeks ago and is unlikely to be far from the action
- LOOKING GOOD ER – Disappointing 6th of 9 finishers in a 2700m Graignes Class F mid-March and will need to raise his game
- LOOK DE LARRE – Moderate sort that was sanctioned on first start back, faulting in a 2875m Class F at Meslay-du-Maine on 18 March, and can be disregarded
- LOUP DE MER – Produced a good effort to run 3rd of 9 in a 2900m Amiens Class F mid-March. Placed in one of 2 here and is worth monitoring
- LARRY DU DOUBS – Won over course and distance mid-March before running 6th of 13 in a 2850m Maure-de-Bretagne Class F 3 weeks ago. Never easy to gauge but still has the capacity to pick up a cheque
- LEADER BEACH – Superb in both return runs, most recently winning a Class F over track and trip on 16 March. Is unbeaten with his driver and Eric Raffin will be determined to keep it that way
- LAMA DE CORDAY – Solid in 3 of 4 to date, latterly 3rd of 9 in a 2700m Vire Class F early last month. Has freshness on his side and a realistic chance of finishing close
- L’AMIRAL SACHA – 2nd of 13 on re-entry in a 2700m Graignes Class F 10 days ago. Comes here in good morale and shape, and can impose if he takes to the new conditions
Summary: A quality element that produced an excellent performance on his first start since December, the nicely-engaged L’AMIRAL SACHA (12) will have come on for the run and should logically open his 2025 account. LAMA DE CORDAY (11) has hardly put a foot wrong so far, and even though untried left-handed, he races barefoot and will be no soft touch. A course-and-distance winner mid-March, on his first association with Eric Raffin, LEADER BEACH (10) will not go down easily. LUCULLUS DU DOLLAR (5) has been holding his own since the break and, barefoot for the first time on a hard surface, is unlikely to disappoint.
SELECTIONS
L’AMIRAL SACHA (12) – LAMA DE CORDAY (11) – LEADER BEACH (10) – LUCULLUS DU DOLLAR (5)
C5 – PRIX BRETTE IMMOBILIER – 2825m (a2m) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 23,000 - KALINUXIE – Imposed at Le Mont-Saint-Michel before running 4th of 15 in a 2825m Cordemais Class F 2 weeks ago. Is unlikely to get her nose in front but is still a decent candidate for a first-5 payout
- KISS ME BABY – 11th of 18, on return to competition, in a 2725m Lisieux Class E 2.5 weeks ago and with shoes on will have little to offer
- KASHKAI – Took little time getting back in shape, latterly 4th of 16 in a 2825m Cordemais Class F a fortnight ago. On front row and is unlikely to be far off the mark
- KARA DU BELLAY – 10th of 15 behind KINGDOM DE CHENU (13) in a 2850m Mauquenchy Class E on 17 March. Barefoot this time but still not an obvious choice
- KEVISE BECO – Raced better in a 2875m Meslay-du-Maine Class F mid-March than her 8th of 16 would suggest. Is plainly on the right road and looks competitive for a step on the podium
- KACENDRE ARTHENAY – 5th of 14 in a 2800m Class F at Villedieu-les-Poëles 2 weeks ago. Is unbeaten when barefoot and although not a priority, must still be afforded respect
- KEEPER BAY – Useful campaigner but has not been seen out since running 2nd of 14 in a 2100m Parilly Class F mid-December and can be passed over
- KIWI DE CONNEE – Sanctioned on re-entry in a 2800m Class F at Villedieu-les-Poëles 2 weeks ago. Has previously imposed with Eric Raffin and can do so again
- KAPRICE D’EVAILLES – Steps up in category after winning a 2750m Elbeuf Class H a fortnight ago. Enjoys a good entry in front and will have a claim on the silverware
- KOLOSSE RHODES – Disappointing in both return runs, most recently sanctioned in a 2400m Amiens Class F mid-March. Pads fitted this time and cannot be considered a player
- KISSES ROYALE – Serious mare making first appearance since winning a 2700m Vincennes Class E last August. Stays shod for the occasion but should nevertheless give an honourable account
- KAISER BEGONIA – Unseen since finishing 11th of 14 in a 2850m Vincennes Class D last October and is not about to spice things up
- KINGDOM DE CHENU – Respectable 6th of 8 in a 2150m Enghien Class E on 25 March. Breaks from 2nd line but will appreciate a return to Chartres and will be expected to figure prominently
Summary: Christophe Mallet appears to have a lock on this race with the wonderfully-engaged pair of KIWI DE CONNEE (8), who goes barefoot with Eric Raffin reining, and recent winner, KAPRICE D’EVAILLES (9), who is confirmed at the venue. KEVISE BECO (5) has 2 runs in her since the winter layoff and should be able to contest the finish. Well-entered at the limit of earnings, KINGDOM DE CHENU (13) has an extra 25m to travel but is in form, has previously won here, and looks player.
SELECTIONS
KIWI DE CONNEE (8) – KAPRICE D’EVAILLES (9) – KEVISE BECO (5) – KINGDOM DE CHENU (13)
C6 – PRIX DE LA VILLE DE CHAMPHOL – 2825m (a2m) – Class F Race – Harness – EUR € 26,000 - JOVIALE PRIOR – Handy sort that finished last of 11 when being conditioned in a 2875m Meslay-du-Maine Class E on 18 March. Pleased on lone Chartres start but on this occasion seems to have too much to do
- JODLEUSE MAG – Returns to winning ways mid-March when easily securing a Class E over course and distance. In tougher company this time but should not be entirely ruled out
- ILLUSION DE CHENU – Sanctioned in a Class F over track and trip on 16 March. Races barefoot this time but others easier to back
- IBIZA DE CONNEE – Hardy element that ran 2nd of 16 on re-entry in a 2850m Laval amateurs Class G a month back. Champion driver in the bike this time and must be considered a contender
- JEALOUS GIRL – Has 2 races under her belt, latterly 9th of 11 in a 2150m Mauquenchy Class E 10 days ago. Shod to preference this time and is not incapable of making her presence felt
- JERONIMO DU CAUX – Unremarkable 7th of 16 in a 2825m Class F at Le Croise-Laroche late last month and with shoes on this time is unlikely to influence the outcome
- JAHINA VITA – 12th of 14 in a 2825m Cordemais Class E a fortnight ago. Missed the break that day but enjoys a good entry and can play a leading role if Frédéric Guinhut gets him off to a decent start
- HORS CADRE – Last of 13 when being prepared for this in a 2700m Graignes amateurs Class G 10 days ago. Barefoot for the occasion, on front row, but others still preferred
- JIM D’ALOUETTE – 3rd of 16 in a 2875m Enghien Class E a month ago. Is plainly close to winning another and racing barefoot may be just the ticket
- IERMES DE GUEZ – Quality individual that ran 4th of 12, on return to competition, in a 2850m Vincennes E 9 days ago. Incurs the handicap but will have progressed for the run and may yet prove the main danger
- GRAND PAJELO – Sanctioned on return to competition 2 weeks ago in a 2825m Cordemais Class F. Shoes on again and can be ruled out
- HANDZARO DU BOCAGE – Excellent servant here for reasons of conditioning after running 11th of 13 in a 2450m Caen Class E late last month and best to hold off
- JALIMEDE – Has not been seen out since running 6th of 11 in a 2100m Vincennes Class B on 23 January. Shoes on and poses no danger
- JETIDA – Tough mare making first start since finishing a surprising last but one in a 2850m Vincennes Class D on 16 February. Has been freshly-reconfigured and should not be ruled out
- JAZZ DE PERVENCHE – Won an Enghien amateurs before running 2nd of 16 in a 2800m Argentan Class E 3.5 weeks ago. Unlikely to win this from the 2nd line but sports a new formula and is still competitive for a first-5 cheque
- JIPET DE CREPIN – Serious trotter making first start since winning a 2850m Vincennes Class C mid-January. Here for reasons of conditioning and can be passed over
Summary: Wonderfully-entered on the front row and currently in fine form, JIM D’ALOUETTE (9) races barefoot for the first time, at a track he will appreciate, and should be able to wrap this up. Even though 25m worse off, IERMES DE GUEZ (10) reassured in good company at Vincennes and, similarly-shod, will be no pushover. Runner-up in an amateur event on comeback, IBIZA DE CONNEE (4) breaks in front this time, runs barefoot, and is reunited with Eric Raffin. JAHINA VITA (7) raced better at Cordemais than the result would suggest and, proven at Chartres, must be retained.
SELECTIONS
JIM D’ALOUETTE (9) – IERMES DE GUEZ (10) – IBIZA DE CONNEE (4) – JAHINA VITA (7)
C7 – PRIX ENTREPRISE TRIBOUILLET – 2825m (a2m) – Class G Race – Mounted – EUR € 24,000 - JAPHET SNOB – Makes first appearance since September 2023. Has buckets of potential but is going to be race-rusty
- JAR BEN – Like a horse reborn over recent months, latterly winning a 2700m Graignes Class F mid-March. Is being aimed at bit too high this time though and others preferred
- JUNON TWIN – In the frame in 3 of last 4, latterly 2nd of 14 in a 2850m Mauquenchy Class E 10 days ago. Takes on a tougher task this time but can still hold her own
- JACADI DE PEBRAC – Left a very good impression when 2nd of 10 in a 2850m Mauquenchy Class F on 17 March and if he runs to the same value, can impose this time
- JERICHO D’ORGERES – Sanctioned, on return to the code, in a a 2825m Class F at Le Croise-Laroche late-March and has no possible chance
- JEFF DE TILLARD – Won under harness at La Capelle before repeating in a 2550m monte Class F at Gournay-en-Bray 3 weeks ago and the hat-trick is very much in play
- JUPITER DE VAL – Excellent in both return runs, most recently 4th of 12 in a 2875m Enghien Class D on 25 March. Will be close to his best and makes his Chartres debut with a good hand to play
- IMPEC DE BERTRANGE – Modest sort that ran last to 12 to JAR BEN (2) in a 2700m Graignes Class F mid-March. Shoes on and can be ruled out
- JAZZ MARTINEZ – Unraced since being sanctioned in a 2700m harness Class F at Le Croise-Laroche, but has considerable aptitude, has been entrusted to Benjamin Rochard, and the entry could not have been better
- JACKPOT DU CHOQUEL – Starts for first time since finishing last of 9 in a 2175m Vincennes Class C last August and is going to need the race
- JUBY DE BAILLY – 15th of 17 in a 2800m Rambouillet Class E 2 weeks ago. Unraced under the saddle for almost exactly a year and is not about to cause an upset
- IKITORI – As solid as a rock since late-December, most recently 2nd of 11 in a 2800m Pontchateau Class G early-March, and will be no easy touch
- JAVA WIC – Is close to her best, most recently 3rd of 9 in a 2875m Argentan Class E on 19 March. Is due a win soon and despite the penalty can still compete for a place in the frame
- IRIS THORIS – Returns to her code of preference after running 12th of 18 in a 2625m Cherbourg harness Class D conditioner a week ago. Has never delivered at Chartres but, considering the engagement, deserves to be taken seriously
Summary: Runner-up in her last two, and eye-catching at Mauquenchy mid-March, JACADI DE PEBRAC (4) put on a good show on his lone Chartres start and is easy to like for the win. Estelle Croisic can still expect to feel the heat from fellow front-row starters, JEFF DE TILLARD (6), who comes here on a hat-trick, and JUPITER DE VAL (7) who drops down the category-ladder. Very hard to knock when barefoot, JAVA WIC (13) is forced to travel an extra 25m, but is still competitive for a spot on the podium.
SELECTIONS
JACADI DE PEBRAC (4) – JEFF DE TILLARD (6) – JUPITER DE VAL (7) – JAVA WIC (13)
R5 TOURS [TOURS]
C4 – PRIX PMU LE SAINT-CLOUD – 3500m (a2m1/4) – Class A Race – Harness – EUR € 50,000
- FLOCON MONTJEANAIS – Third in a class A at Oraison over 3200m on 6 April. Remains barefoot. Unlikely to be involved in the finish
- HUELVA DUPEROUZEL – Fourth in a class E at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Reverts to barefoot. Needs to improve to feature
- IGRISONI – Finished 6th in a class E at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Reverts to barefoot. Others make more appeal
- HAUDATIS – Unplaced in a class E at Vincennes over 2100m on 28 March. Reverts to barefoot. Probably best watched for now
- JOUR DE FETE – A runner-up in a class E at Vincennes over 2850m on 4 April. Remains barefoot. On the rise and deserves to be respected. Good chance
- IMPERATOR D’ELA – Third in a Group 3 at Angers over 3100m on 2 April. Remains barefoot. Should make a bold bid for victory and will have supporters
- FURIOSO FLIGNY – Fifth in a class C at Vincennes over 2100m on 5 April. Reverts to barefoot. Needs to find a few lengths
- GUAPO MARBOULA – Disqualified in a Mounted class B at Enghien over 2875m on 18 March. Must be wise to have a say in this line-up
- GREZ – Finished 9th in a class C at Enghien over 2150m on 14 January. Remains barefoot. Improvement is needed to feature
- INSHOT JOSSELYN – Unplaced in a Group 3 at Reims over 2550m on 9 April. Reverts to barefoot. Jean-Philippe Monclin will give every assistance from the sulky
- HEDE DARLING – Finished 6th in a Group 3 at Amiens over 2400m on 5 March. Remains barefoot. Can play a minor role at best
- IGREC DE CELLAND – Unplaced in a Group 3 at Angers over 3100m on 2 April. Others are preferred in this line-up
- GRECO BELLO – Fourth in a Group 3 at Angers over 3100m on 2 April. Remains barefoot. A consistent sort who is always in the mix and is not out of it
- HIDALGO DES NOES – Finished 9th in a Mounted Group 3 at Vincennes over 2850m on 5 April. Returning to a Harness race and grass. Can be involved in the finish
- GRACE DU DIGEON – Finished 6th in a Group 3 at Angers over 3100m on 2 April. Remains barefoot. Matthieu Abrivard is in the sulky and will have supporters
- GENDREEN – Disqualified in a Group 3 at Angers over 3100m on 2 April. Reverts to barefoot. Despite the 50-meter handicap, has good place prospects
Summary: IMPERATOR D’ELA (6) returned to form with a cracking third at Angers. This distance might stretch him slightly, but he is the one to beat. JOUR DE FETE (5) is not as reliable as the selection but is capable of fighting out the finish when wise. INSHOT JOSSELYN (10) will be unshod this time and could be competitive. GRECO BELLO (13) is consistent and proven on the grass, so deserves the utmost respect.
SELECTIONS
IMPERATOR D’ELA (6) – JOUR DE FETE (5) – INSHOT JOSSELYN (10) – GRECO BELLO (13)
R6 GRAIGNES [L-H]
C1 – PRIX BAR TABAC PMU SAINT CLAIR – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class F Race – Harness – EUR € 26,000
- IDEFIX DHELPA – Unreliable but was third last time out in Class F at Enghien over 2875m on 25 March. Can be competitive in this line-up
- IDEAL DE SASSY – Has needed both starts this year and was 7th in Class F at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Capable of better and is not out of it
- HOUGARDEN – On a long losing run and finished 6th lst time out at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Needfs to find a few lengths to win
- ISSIA DE CHARLY – On a very long losing run and was 5th last time out in Class E at Caen over 2450m on 26 March. Might play a minor role
- IMPERIAL MARANDAIS – Has improved of late and was fourth last time out in Class E at Reims over 2550m on 20 March. Barefoot this time and can contest the finish
- ITRO – Has struggled of late and was 9th last time out in Class D at Vincennes over2850m on 24 December. Others are much preferred
- INDIEN D’HERIPRE – Very consistent and was fourth last time out in Class F at Reims over 2550m on 15 March. Should fight out the finish again
- IMAGE D’HERFRAIE – Disappointing form this year and was 13th last time out in Class D at Caen over 2450m on 10 March, Capable of an upset on best form
- HIT PERRINE – Has struggled in his two starts this year and was 12th in Class E at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Barefoot this time and could be the surprise package of the race
- GENERAL DU PALAIS – Battling to regain form and was 11th in Class D at Maquenchy over 2850m on 3 December. Needs major improvement to win
- HEROS DHELPA – Unreliable and was 6th last time out in Class F at Enghien over 2875m on 25 March. Needs to do a bit more to win
- HEROS DE CHOISEL – Unreliable and was tenth last time out in Class F at Vincennes over 2100m on 28 December Capable of a surprise when wise
- GRAND VENT RUSH – Disappointing form this year and was tenth last time out in Class D at Vincennes over 2850m on 21 March. Others are preferred
- IKELIOS – Returned from a break in good form and was third in Class H at Meral over 2700m on 6 April. Might play a minor role
Summary: INDIEN D’HERIPRE (7) is a model of consistency. He looks to be at peak fitness now and could be ready for a winning turn. IMPERIAL MARANDAIS (5) has improved of late and should be a serious contender in a race like this. IDEAL DE SASSY (2) will strip fitter this time and is another worth considering. IDEFIX DHELPA (1) returned from a break in good form and keeps the same shoeing combination, so should be competitive once again.
SELECTIONS
INDIEN D’HERIPRE (7) – IMPERIAL MARANDAIS (5) – IDEAL DE SASSY (2) – IDEFIX DHELPA (1)
C2 – PRIX DES CIGOGNES – 2700m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 23,000 - JAMAIQUE DAIRPET – On a long losing run but is in good form and was runner-up last time out in Class F at Gournay-en-Bray over 2550m on 23 March. Has a place chance
- JOYCE ANGOT – At the top of her game and she won her third race in a row, in Class F at Argentan over 2875m on 25 January, Can win again
- JUEN EMONDEVILLE – Disqualified in his last three starts, with the latest being at Laval on 12 March. Capable of better but is best watched for now
- JUANA DE SEY – Disappointing last run when 8th in Class D at Vincennes over 2700m on 18 November. Returns from a break but is capable of bouncing back to be a threat
- JOB DE CHOISEL – In very good form and was runner-up last time out in Class E at Enghien over 2875m on 14 March. Remains barefoot and can go one better this time
- JOYEUX NONNA – Battling to find best form and was 5th last time out in Class E at Maquenchy over 2150m on 3 April. Might play a minor role
- JIDEO STREET – Has struggled this year and was 8th last time out in Class E at Meslay-du-Maine over 2875m on 18 March. Did better last year but others make more appeal
- JULLOU – Disqualified in his last three starts, with the latest being at Angers over 3125m on 2 April. Probably best watched for now
- JUMBY BAY – Unreliable and was barefoot and 5th in Class F at Le Croisé-Laroche over 2825m on 31 March. Not unshod this time and others are preferred
- JURILOVCA – A winner of three of her last four starts, with the latest being in Class E at Enghien over 2875m on 24 July. Likely to need this run returning from a break
- JAMES MADRIK – Finished 8th last time out in Class D at Cabourg over 2750m on 23 August. Returns from a break but is capable of winning
- JEZABEL MAHCATH – In good form and was victorious last time out in a Class F Mountd race at Beaumont-de-Lomagne over 2550m on 20 December. Better under the saddle and others are preferred
- JEUDI DES RACQUES – Disqualified in his last two starts, with the latest being at Meslay-du-Maine on 18 March. Unshod this time and is capable of a surprise when wise
- JACOMO DES BOTS – On a long losing run and was 6th last time out in Class E at Meslay-du-Maine over 2875m on 18 March. Needs to find a few lengths to win
Summary: JOB DE CHOISEL (5) has a good record when racing barefoot and could go one better after a solid recent performance at Enghien. JAMES MADRIK (11) returns from a lengthy break, but trainer Mathieu Mottier is more than capable of getting him ready to strike first time back. JOYCE ANGOT (2) has been in sharp form of late and must be respected. JUANA DE SEY (4) also returns from a break but has plenty of ability and would not be a surprise winner.
SELECTIONS
JOB DE CHOISEL (5) – JAMES MADRIK (11) – JOYCE ANGOT (2) – JUANA DE SEY (4)
C3 – PRIX DE LA SOCIETE DU TROTTEUR FRANCAIS – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 23,000 - KOLBY DE CLARAFLOR – Fourth in a class F at Maure-de-Bretagne over 2850m on 25 March. Improving and is not out of it in this line-up
- KNOW EVER – A winner in a class F at Rouen-Mauquenchy over 2150m on 3 April. If applied is always competitive and will have many supporters. Good chance
- KISS COOL MIJACK – Finished 6th in a class E at Enghien over 2875m on 11 March. Seldom far off them and can be involved in the finish again
- KITALPHAR – A winner in a Claimer at Elfbeuf over 2775m on 30 March. Can perform well for the new entourage and can be involved in the finish
- KALEO DE BANVILLE – Disqualified in a class E at Laval over 2850m on 15 February. Must be wise to be involved in the finish
- KID OF CROWN – A winner in a Mounted class E at Lyon-Parilly over 2850m on 10 October. Remains barefoot. Yoann Lebourgeois will give every assistance from the sulky
- KINGSTON DU BOURG – Third in a class F at Caen over 2450m on 26 March. Track-suited and has every chance in this line-up
- KARACHO – Well beaten 10th in a class F at this track over 2700m on 23 March. Others are much preferred in this line-up
- KAWA RARE – Finished 7th in a class E Les Sables-d’Olonne over 2650m on 8 July. Might need the run back after the absence
- KARTING DU VIVIER – A winner in a class G at Cherbourg over 2650m on 6 April. Has good place prospects in this line-up and deserves to be respected
- KSAR D’ESSARTS – A winner in a class E at Laval over 2850m on 26 September. Holding form can play a minor role in the finish
- KIWI DU BISSON – Well beaten 9th in a class E at Rambouillet over 2800m on 30 March. Others make more appeal in this line-up
- KOPPERT CRESS – Disqualified in a class F at Nantes over 3000m on 16 December. Tries barefoot. Must be wise to have a chance
- KRUNCHY – A winner in a class E at Marseille-Borely over 3000m on 22 March. A surprise winner of the latest and must confirm that
Summary: KNOW EVER (2) throws in the odd disqualification but is talented and capable of doubling up following his recent win at Maquenchy earlier this month. KISS COOL MIJACK (3) isn’t the most reliable but has a winning chance over this track and trip. KINGSTON DU BOURG (7) hasn’t won for a while but is in good form and should be involved in the finish once again. KID OF CROWN (6) returns from a break after winning a mounted race and can be competitive if fit.
SELECTIONS
KNOW EVER (2) – KISS COOL MIJACK (3) – KINGSTON DU BOURG (7) – KID OF CROWN (6)
C4 – PRIX D’HEROUVILLE SAINT CLAIR – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 23,000 - KALINKA ERA – Disqualified last time out at Caen on 20 March. Capable of better and should be very competitive in this line-up if wise
- KIRIA DE CASTELLE – Unreliable and was 11th last time out in Class E at Vincennes over 2700m on 8 April. Capable of better and has a winning chance
- KELOMA DREAM – Disqualified last time out at Caen on 17 March. Better judged on her penultimate start and has a place chance
- KARRY WHITE – Disappointing form of late and was 7th last time out in Class F at Le Croisé-Laroche over 2825m on 3 March. Capable of better but others are preferred
- KATANA – Unreliable but did run well when third F at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Barefoot this time and can contest the finish
- KASPAROVA – Disqualified last time out at Angers on 10 April. Capable of earnign some minor money when showing best form
- KRILLE ELLIS – Unreliable but did run well when fourth in Class D at Lisieux on 27 March. Can contest the finish again
- KININE DE MONTCEAU – Has been struggling for sometime now and was 8th in Class F at Gournay-en-Bray over 2550m on 23 March. Barefoot this time but needs to find many lengths to win
- KYRA D’ECOUVES – Has struggled this year and was 13th last time out in Class F at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Other are much preferred
- KELLY D’ERABLE – In good shape and was barefoot and runner-up in Class F at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Not fully barefoot this time but has a winning chance
- KITTY GIS – Has struggled of late and was 12th last time out in q claimer at Le Mans over 2975m on 5 April. Others are much preferred
- KASA DJANGA – Disappointing last two starts and was 7th last time out in Class E at Rambouillet over 2800m on 30 March.Did betetr last year and is capable of a surprise
- KALICANTE – Needed her only run of the year when 6th in Class F at Le Croisé-Laroche over 2700m on 15 March. Fitter this time and could arn some money
Summary: KIRIA DE CASTELLE (2) didn’t get a clear run at Vincennes earlier this month. She does have disqualification issues, but if showing her best side, she can bounce back and beat these rivals. KALINKA ERA (1) is not the easiest to trust but is capable of contesting the finish when wise. KELLY D’ERABLE (10) may not be fully unshod this time but is in very good shape and would not be a surprise winner. KATANA (5) goes barefoot and looks ready to shine.
SELECTIONS
KIRIA DE CASTELLE (2) – KALINKA ERA (1) – KELLY D’ERABLE (10) – KATANA (5)
C5 – PRIX FELIX LEGUERNEY – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 20,000 - LYNX GRIFF – Not disgraced when fourth in Class D at Enghien over 2150m on 19 October. Likely to need this run returning from a break
- LICAR SOMOLLI – Disqualified in both starts this year, with the latest being at Lisieux on 27 March. Capable of getting involved with the finish when wise
- LOHENGRIN – Disqualified last time out at La Capelle on 6 April. In good form before that and is clearly not out of it
- LATINO DES ISLES – Has struggled this year and was disqualified last time out at Lisieux on 27 March. Did a lot better last year and is clearly capable of an upset
- LEONARDO – Disqualified in his only start this year, at Laval on 29 March. A winner of his first three starts and can bounce back to win if in the right mood
- LAMBO DE LEAU – Struggled in his only start of the year when unplaced in Class E at Caen over 2475m on 28 March. Fitter this time and is capable of improvement, but others are preferred.
- LOYAL DU CHENE – Improving and was victorious last time out in Class F at Divonne-les-Bains on 22 August. Returns from a break and is likely to need this run.
- LEOPOLD DU BANNEY – Holding form and was fourth in Class G at Cherbourg over 2625m on 6 April. Might play a minor role.in this line-up
- LEONARD DE VINCI – Only modest of late and finished 6th last time out in Class E at Lisieux over 2100m on 27 March. Needs to do more to beat these rivals
- LONDON EYE – Has disqualification issues but did run well last time out when third in Class E at Caen over 2200m on 20 March. Capable of contesting the finish when wise
- LOVELY FAST – Disqualified last time out at this course on 3 April. Fitter this time but is struggling to find best form.
- LEON DE L’AUNAY – Unreliable and was 8th last time out in Class E at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Capable of better and could play a minor role
- LINGOT LA ROYAUTE – In good form and was runner-up last time out in Class F at Maquenchy over 2100m on 17 March. Should fight out the finish once again
Summary: LEONARDO (5) looked good when winning all three of his races last year. He fluffed his lines with a disqualification in his only start this year but can be forgiven that blemish and should bounce back to score. LONDON EYE (10) is not easy to trust but has won at this course and could be a lively danger if wise. Both LYNX GRIFF (1) and LATINO DES ISLES (4) are having their third runs of the year and are capable of improvement.
SELECTIONS
LEONARDO (5) – LONDON EYE (10) – LICAR SOMOLLI (2) – LATINO DES ISLES (4)
C6 – PRIX DE LA FEDERATION REGIONALE DES COURSES – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 20,000 - LUNA DE BELFONDS – Disappointing recent form and was 6th last time out in Class E at Lisieux over 2100m on 27 March. Better this distance and has a place chance
- LA BOMBONERA – Has lost her way and was unplaced last time out in Class D at Vincennes over 2700m on 25 January. Needs major improvement to win
- LILYROSE WIND – Did not show her best when 8th in Class E at Enghien over 2875m on 25 March. Better over a shorter distance and others make more appeal
- LOUISIANE – Showed what she is capable of with a Class F win at Meslay-du-Maine over 2875m on 18 March. Deserves some respect for that win and has a place chance
- LADIVINA – Remains in good form and was third last time out in Class E at Cabourg over 2725m on 2 January. Has a winning chance
- LOREZZA ERA – In good form this year and was runner-up in Class E at Caen over 2200m on 20 March. Can get involved with the finish once again
- LA BELLE JAMINI – Bounced back with a good third in Class F at Caen over 2200m on 6 March. Capable of contesting the finish
- LAZIZA POLKA – Has improved this year and was runner-up last time out in Class F at Maure-de-Bretagne over 2850m on 15 March. Can contest the finish
- LOTTA SUEDOISE – Much improved since going barefoot and was fourth last time out in Class F at Maquenchy over 2150m on 17 March. Not out of it in this line-up
- LADY DAIRPET – In good form and was third last time out in Class F at Laval over 2850m on 8 March. Has a winning chance
- LIBERTINE D’ERABLE – Did not show her best when 8th in Class D at Cabourg over 2725m on 2 July. Returns from a break but is capable of earning some money
- LADY DU CEDRE – Has ability but was unreliable last year and finished 6th last time out in Class E at Saint-Brieuc over 2575m on 6 December. Returns from a break but is capable of an upset
- LEELY DE BLARY – Not disgraced when 5th in Class E at Vincennes over 2100m on 6 September. Returns from a break but could earn some money
- LA COMTESSE MADRIK – Has major disqualification issues and faulted again at Lyon-La Soie on 23 February. Probably best watched for now
Summary: LOUISIANE (4) improved on all her known form with a very good win last time out. She can follow up if in the same mood. LOREZZA ERA (6) has yet to win a race but remains barefoot and could go one better this time. LILYROSE WIND (3) does seem at her best over shorter distances, but that’s not a certainty and she could surprise. LA BELLE JAMINI (7) has run some good races since going barefoot and holds a winning chance.
SELECTIONS
LOUISIANE (4) – LOREZZA ERA (6) – LILYROSE WIND (3) – LA BELLE JAMINI (7)
C7 – PRIX AMAND RIGAULT – 2725m (a1m1/2) – Class E Race – Harness – EUR € 20,000 - MIRAGE DE KARMEL – Showed vast improvement when runner-up last time out in Class F over this track and trip on 16 March. Can contest the finish
- MAFIOSO DREAM – Consistent so far and was runner-up last time out in Class F over this course and distance on 23 March. Can make the frame
- MILLER DU VIVIER – Did all that was asked of him on debut when scoring in Class F at Chartres over 2800m on 23 March. Can follow up
- MAESTRO – Showed some improvement when fourth last time out in Class E at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Might play a minor role
- MORE MAJORUM – Looked solid when scoring on debut over this track and trip on 16 March. Capable of following up if in the same mood
- MARCHAND DE REVE – Holding form and was fourth last time out in Class E at Maure-de-Bretagne over 2850m on 25 March. Might play a minor role
- MAJESTIC DU KLAU – Has shown promise in two starts and was runner-up last time out in Class F at Challans over 2375m on 23 March. Should be involved with the finish
- MONTANA WOOD – A three-year-old colt by Orlando Vici out of Amie Love who is making his debut. Watch the betting
- MISTER POKER – A three-year-old gelding by Coup De Poker out of Madia De Bellouet who is making his debut. Watch the betting
- MY TOP GIFT – Did not show his best when 8th in Class D at Vincennes over 2850m on 8 April. A good winner of his penultimate start and can bounce back to score
- MASSILIO BLOND – Showed improvement to win a claimer last time out at Le Mans over 2950m on 5 April. Tougher task but could play a minor role
Summary: An interesting race with many in-form runners. MILLER DU VIVIER (3) could easily be the best of them based on his impressive debut win. MAFIOSO DREAM (2) was runner-up over this course and distance last month and should be a major threat. MAJESTIC DE KLAU (7) has shown some talent and could be competitive again. MORE MAJORUM (5) looked good on debut and would not be a surprise winner.
SELECTIONS
MILLER DU VIVIER (3) – MAFIOSO DREAM (2) – MAJESTIC DU KLAU (7) – MORE MAJORUM (5)
C8 – PRIX LANDOAS – 2700m (a1m1/2) – Class F Race – Mounted – EUR € 17,500 - LUMIO FALL – Showed improvement and was fourth in Class E at Caen over 2450m on 31 March. Can contest the finish
- LIBERTE DE LARRE – Has disqualification issues and faulted last time out at this course on 3 April. Hard to trust and others are preferred
- LIMATI DE LA DIVE – Yet to win a race but was fourth last time out in Class H at Bihorel-Les-Rouen over 2500m on 6 April. More is needed to beat these rivals
- LIEUTENANT COLONEL – Has disqualification issues but does look much improved of late and finished third in Class F at Reims over 2550m on 20 March. Can contest the finish
- LADY LAMOTTE – Disqualified last time out at this track on 3 April. Did a lot better when runner-up at this course before that and has a winning chance if wise
- LE COQUIN – Very unreliable and was disqualified last time out at Villedieu-les-Poêles on 30 March. Might pop up and be a danger barefoot this time
- LADY JULES – Has some fair form and was 5th last time out in Class F at Laval over 2850m on 29 March. Big chance in this line-up
- LUCKY DES SOURCES – Disqualified in both starts this year, with the latest being at Le Mans on 5 April. Not easy to trust and others make more appeal
- LOOK D’AWA – Did not show his best when unplaced last time out in Class E at Angers over 2350m on 8 January. Capable of better and is not out of it
Summary: A very competitive lucky last. LADY JULES (7) has fair form in stronger company and a change in shoe arrangement could spark a winning run. She has disqualification issues but remains barefoot and is better judged on her solid penultimate performance. LUMIO FALL (1) showed vast improvement last time out and could have more to offer. LE COQUIN (6) is very unreliable but tries barefoot for the first time and could surprise.
SELECTIONS – LADY JULES (7) – LADY LAMOTTE (5) – LUMIO FALL (1) – LE COQUIN (6)
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