The favorites disappointed in this semi-classic, Marion d’Atout ambling past the intersection of the tracks at the moment when she had just gone to the outposts with resources, while Misty Green, obviously very upset (at fault shortly after departure), was unable to reach his mother (Greenpeace) on the list of winners of this Prix Une de Mai.
The least wealthy of the bunch with less than 15,000 euros in her bank account, Monica Jiscé, pocketed the 54,000 euros allocated to the winner by dictating her law in the style of the strong at odds of 22/1, under the leadership of Éric Raffin. This was the second victory of the day for the stallion Dollar Macker, after that of Karambar. “Honestly, I didn’t imagine winning today, recognized the breeder (with his wife Sandrine) – owner – trainer, Jocelyn Robert, on Christophe Meyer’s microphone. Now, she’s a filly that I’ve always admired. She doesn’t have the pure speed of the high class elements but has a lot of toughness, being able to take the train on her own and go to the post, as she has just proven. We were a little upset because she remained on three “dai” after having won at Enghien; she restored the situation. It’s an exceptional year that’s coming to an end for the team. I’m super happy for my whole young team.”
For the record, the first runner-up went to an even less expected filly (51/1), Margaux des Arris, which defends the same colors as the legendary One from May in his time, those of the late Count Pierre de Montesson.
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