Known as the price of elegance for spectators at the racecourse decked out in their best hat. The Prix de Diane brings together the 14 best fillies currently competing in Europe. No need for hats or beautiful dresses to follow the race live, from 3:55 p.m., on our site. Diane’s prize will start at 4:05 p.m. for 2100 meters of competition. At the end of the straight, the fastest filly will win. The first five horses to finish will share 1 million euros.
For the moment no filly looks like a big favorite. Foreigners arrive with great ambitions like Tamfana (10) who has just finished 4th in the English Guineas. She will benefit from an advantageous rope number (4). His trainer, David Menuisier, a Frenchman living in England, told a press conference: “Tamfana is the best filly I have trained! She is exceptional. I have always valued it and I always thought that it would develop even more with the lengthening of distances. »
Irish coach, based in Chantilly, Gavin Hernon is confident with Dare to Dream. “We have been thinking about the Diane Longines Prize for Dare to Dream for a long time. A good-soft ground is perfect. » The filly has the advantage of having already trained on the racecourse.
The French women also have a good chance to shine. Candalawho pulled the 12th rope, remains on two victories. “We found the filly and are very happy with her,” said his trainer Francis-Henri Graffard. She will be associated with jockey Christophe Soumillon.
Adventure, trained by Christophe Ferland will be associated with Mayenne jockey Maxime Guyon. She shone on June 2, the Prix Royaumont by seven lengths, placing a nice change of speed.
Gala Real will start from the stall of the winner of the previous edition. Coached by an Italian, Alessandro Botti, he confided at a press conference: “Monday morning, Gala Real did a little work, so as not to arrive too cold on Sunday. Everything went well. She recovered well. Gala Real has very good behavior and an impeccable mentality. » Sparkling Plenty could also come and play spoilsport.
The race will be available in replay for 7 days on our site. Next grand prix to follow live on Ouest-France.fr the Jean Prat prize on July 7.
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