Fifth. The Breeding Prize in Saint Cloud this Monday, October 31, 2022.

Direction Saint Cloud this Monday, October 31, 2022 for the Tiercé-Quarté-Quinté +. In this event, the Prix de l’Elevage compete against runners. The race will be contested over 2500 meters, and endowed with 50,000€.

In this event, winner twice after a year of absence, Haute Volée (8), a resident of Waldemar Hickst, has just tried successfully in a fifth, finishing very good third. In view of this performance and its current form, we can expect confirmation from it. She will have many supporters. After a decent start at Chantilly, this representative of Francis-Henri Graffard experienced an interruption, before being shaped in the provinces this summer. His last performance is good in a decent lot. Parure des Sables (16) should have a say, at this value, in this category. Now, she can sin for lack of experience.

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Jerome Reynier: Olympia (1) had a great comeback race. The mare has been saved for this end of the season. In view of his last outing, we obviously think of victory. Only a bad course of the race could prevent her from fighting for success, because she will present herself in top form.

Stephane Wattel: Flyingbeauty (2) must now undergo a fairly substantial overload, it obviously becomes more difficult. She still looks good, but here we may reach her level of incompetence a bit. Know that I would have preferred an even softer track.

Mikel Delzangles: Dary Ci (3) has just made a good comeback. Now, although its value has been downgraded, I need to review it in a handicap. She seems to me to be in good shape at work, I hope to see her run well.

Bruno Audouin: Finally, Lili Blue (4) ran rather well in a very decent group. As long as she has a good run, without taking too many hits, she is capable of finishing well. She runs well with freshness and we kept her a little for that, because she is a good quinté of females. Normally, soft ground does not bother her. She can take a seat.

Jean-Marie Beguigné: Circe (5) took some time but is back in shape. However, it may lack competition during this comeback. Last year, when she won this event, she was 3 pounds lighter on the scale of values ​​and several races in her legs. I hope she finishes in the top five, but I can’t say for sure. She has for her the aptitude for deep tracks.

Jean Pierre Gauvin: Irreproachable over 2,400 meters, we came to try recently in a fifth. The Haute Isle (6) was never able to express itself in the final phase when it had, it seems, resources. She stayed in good shape and I hope this time it will go better. Even if her margin is reduced, I believe she can run very well.

Eric Libaud: Full Flow (7) is a handicap specialist and, above all, a follower of heavy terrain. It is once again in its category. She is generous and goes her merry way. That said, it is a quinté and it is not alone, of course. It will be a matter of course. It has already run well on this Saint-Cloud track.

Christopher Head: Fresh Kiss (9) is a late filly that is moving in the right direction. She showed that she had the means. Now that she has won a second event, we are attacking a fifth. The terrain shouldn’t bother her, my main question is whether she will hold the 2,500 meters. I expect a good race.

Jerome Reynier: As we are at the end of the season and Seasalt (10) does not have many favorable commitments, I try the adventure in this quinté. It is a filly which is not devoid of means and which will also have a more attractive weight compared to the elders. Now, faced with some, she may lack experience. Nevertheless, I can’t wait to see her in this configuration.

Mario Baratti: Lorne (12) won well last time and is in great shape. She has made progress at the end of the season and likes soft ground. I prefer it over 3,000 meters but that doesn’t change much. She is very competitive at her weight. I see him having a good chance.

Paul DeChevigny: Morisot (13) has only progressed with good performances since she has been at the stable. This race has been his goal for a while. His preparation went very well. I think she is competitive in value 34. As she is very easy to ride, the fact that she is starting in the handicaps will not pose a real problem. It will surely be served by the softening of the slopes.

A. Cooper: Spell On You (14) is a good filly, consistent and improving as she goes. She pleases us. I hope she will continue on her way.

Mathieu Brasme: Aljanah (15) has just won well with a little margin, a priori, and on very soft ground. We don’t have too many races this year, apart from this one. It’s a little close but she looks in great shape. It’s fun to be at the bottom of the straight with a little weight on your back. It is in full progress and perfectible. If she continues to progress like this, I think she has a chance.

NOT STARTING: 11

A summary:1-9-4-12-7-8-15-3 The summary of the press:14 – 1 – 2 – 7 – 9 – 15 – 3 – 5

Equidia: 1-14-2-9-3-7-8-15
Europe1: 1-14-5-2-8-7-9-10
The Parisian: 1-14-2-15-8-7-10-4
Alsace: 2-14-15-1-10-8-16-13
Paris Turf: 1-14-2-8-9-15-5-10
RTL:14-9-2-7-1-8-11-10