Free forecast of the PRIX LE TROT (PRICE OF THE FRENCH TROTTER SOCIETY)

Le pronostic Canalturf.com


Trained in the Center-East by Loris Garcia, the 11 VIETTE HABANERO is making an ambitious move here. The 10 HIT DE JOBI (T. Dromigny-photo), to redeem, and the returnee GOLOSSO DE BRY, 8 o’clock, can accompany him.

Good games to all!


Stéphane Davy’s selection


Summary of the prognosis:

Favorite
11 – HABANERO DE VIETTE

Falling for something
10 – HIT THEY JOBI

Moment of madness
6 – HELALI DE MONTCEAU

Le pronostic ZEturf.fr


HABANERO DE VIETTE undoubtedly has the means to move forward in this lot!

Viette Habaneroto be taken up again absolutely after his misstep of June 16 in Montluçon, Hélali de Montceaubarefoot as during his very good attempt in Reims on June 15, Picardy Harmonywho has just performed well on the Petit Saint-Jean racecourse, and Bry’s goalabsent since November 5, 2023 but who imposed himself upon his return last year, should take the lion’s share of this Prix Le Trot, the ZE5 of this Nancy meeting. Hot Shotwhose form is sure, and Folie Darlingvery reassuring on May 21 on the banks of the Allier, also have the capacity to rank among the top five in this event.


The ZEturf.fr selection

N° Cheval Driver
11 HABANERO OF VIETTE OUVRIE F.
6 HELALI DE MONTCEAU FOR FOR GA
5 PICARD HARMONY KOUBICHE JéR.
8 BRY’S GOAL DERIEUX R.
1 HOT SHOT DEPYPERE TEAM.
9 FOLIE DARLING DUPERCHE A.

Le pronostic Genybet.fr


Viette Habanero (11) has just left regrets on the grass of Montluçon. He immediately discovers a good commitment and promises to be formidable. Bry’s Golosso (8) has often run well on his freshness and deserves credit for his comeback.


The Genybet.fr selection

N° Cheval Driver
11 VIETTE HABANERO OUVRIE F.
8 BRY’S GOAL DERIEUX R.
6 HELALI DE MONTCEAU FOR FOR GA
5 PICARD HARMONY KOUBICHE JéR.
1 HOT SHOT DEPYPERE TEAM.
3 WRITING GALGA ANDRE A.
10 HIT THEY JOB DROMIGNY T.
4 HERMES SCOTT MERLE O.
9 FOLIE DARLING DUPERCHE A.
2 CHEETAH OF THE WORST MASSCHAELE PH.
7 GROUND ZERO HEMERY R.
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