Monday January 20 in Cagnes

Amedras (2) appreciates the 1,500 meter course at Cagnes-sur-Mer, where he has won twice since the start of his career, and has always been at the finish in four outings, without ever coming off the podium. . Our expert Florent Béasse places his trust in him, because he chose to place him at the top of his selection in ParisTurf. Amedras arrives with freshness, he who has not been seen for a little over two months, but can perform well from the start. Calas (3) returns to the grass where he almost finished every time last year in this category but he discovers Cagnes. He must be able to show his best face on this surface. Tumbler (5) also arrives with freshness, and seems competitive to play the leading roles. Finally, the candidacies of Dom Bertrand (9), whose value is falling, and Rock Boy (1), over a distance that he should appreciate, deserve credit. To complete his selection, Florent Béasse chose to detach the names of Wonder Boy (12), Horse Idea (14) et Joh Spirit (10).

Florent Béasse’s prediction: 2 – 3 – 5 – 9 – 1 – 12 – 14 – 10

100% Quinté: François Moreau also chose Amedras

For the 100% Quinté show, to be found every day on our YouTube channel, François Moreau also chose to trust Amedras.

Amedras (2) : “He is a racetrack specialist. He displays 100% success on the course and won in a quinté in 41.5 during the previous meeting. Lowered in weight due to average last outings, I think those around him were aiming for this race.”

Tumbler (5) : “He is close to a victory at this level of competition, where he notably obtained three second places. He will start from stall number 15, but I trust his partner Stéphane Pasquier to get the best out of him.”

Aversa (11) : “This mare won two events in spring 2024. Her latest attempts are unconvincing but her trainer has given her freshness. Now its value is 37.5, which gives it a first chance. I’m very wary of it.”

Wonder Boy (12) : “At 10 years old, we no longer introduce him. This horse still has beautiful remains. He wasn’t very lucky last time with a bad rope number. His trainer, Edouard Monfort, is making the trip, and he has called on Maxime Guyon, who has been in great form since the start of the meeting.”

Manarola (15) : “She’s a mare in good shape. I really like her last outing, plus she’s better on grass. There are regular surprises in Cagnes-sur-Mer and it is at the bottom of the table. I’m wary of it too.”

Watch the full interviews with the pros on our ParisTurf TV YouTube channel here.