No longer seen on the Cantilian PSF since the end of March 2023 and formidable on the course (100% success in the first three in three attempts), Devil In The Sky (7) looks formidable and Florent Béasse places him at the top of his selection. Entrusted to Maxime Guyon, in search of a fourth Cravache d’Or and neck and neck with Mickaël Barzalona, this representative of Philippe Allaire, in ascending form, is looking for his race at this level. To reach the leading post, he will have to be wary of Love Is Gold (2), one of its main opponents according to our expert. “Lately, I think he defended himself very well in a field of good quality, confides Pierre Menard to Florent Guy. This outing was also aimed at refining his form and view of this winter. Tuesday, he will present himself in good shape, in a category that he knows and at a value that gives him a chance. From then on, I hope to see him finish at the finish. With a good run, he can aim for the first places.” Beautiful Aspen (1), winner three times this year, must fulfill her top-weight status but remains competitive for the top places, like Giraffe (13), with remarkable regularity since the start of the year and at the finish of his last seven races. Allure (6), “remained in good shape”, indicates Maxime Cesandri, can claim to finish with Wild Pansy (3), to follow closely at value 39.5 for its debut on the fiber. Our expert slides Central Park West (9), whose form is certain and seasoned on PSF, and Khochenko (11) at the end of the suit.
The numerical prediction of Florent Béasse (ParisTurf): 7 – 2 – 1 – 13 – 6 – 3 – 9 – 11
100% Quinté: François Moreau relies on Allurre
Our deputy editor-in-chief François Moreau, responsible for Le Galop à ParisTurfsifted through the 15 starters of the Prix de la Chambre du Duc, contested this Tuesday 1is October on D-5 of the prestigious Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. He set his sights on Allure (6), a true specialist in fiber sand tracks. Find his five favorites below.
Allure (6) : “A regular filly, she won a second event in the spring. She is once again capable of making the finish, judged on her 3rd place at this level this summer in Deauville. On PSF, it is very efficient and displays an 85% success rate at the finish.”
Devil In The Sky (7) : “He is not easy to grasp but his last two outings are excellent. Last August 18, on PSF, he concluded really well and must repeat. I like it very much.”
Central Park West (9) : “He is certainly not a potential winner but there is not much to criticize him for the rest. Of course, he will have to perform at 16 in the stalls but he is really very consistent. In addition, in eight attempts on the Cantilian fiber, he always made the finish.”
Wild Pansy (3) : “Placed at group level and trained by Henri-Alex Pantall, she will discover the PSF, which does not worry her mentor. Its first two attempts in big handicaps were not convincing but it has just run well in a Quinté+ at ParisLongchamp, finishing in a very pleasant action at 4e place.”
Rakeebb (12) : “Eric Libaud’s second asset, this son of Wootton Bassettequipped with blinders for the first time, remains on two failures in the Quinté+ and now finds himself at value 37. His trainer is confident and I prefer to have him with me than against me.”
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