Arrival of the quinté: 10 – 6 – 9 – 11 – 2
Before returning to Parisian ashes with a winter meeting in full swing, head to Deauville (Calvados) which hosted the quinté of the day. This event pitted sixteen competitors, aged 3 to 8, against each other on the 1,300-meter course of the fiber-sand track.
Third in a similar event on November 2 on the sand of Chantilly, Tibasti (n ° 10) was the strongest. Behind the leaders, this 4 year old colt produced a sharp acceleration in the final straight line and was not caught. He won for the first time at this level and offered a tenth victory in an event to his trainer Romain Le Dren Doleuze. “We had a golden career, and Maxime Guyon knows it perfectly,” confided the professional from Deauville at the microphone of Equidia. I am delighted because I signed a thirty second victory this year with an identical number of horses. It was also our last minute on our dedicated line (0892.683.675).
Author of convincing beginnings in this category at the beginning of November, Mowaeva (# 6) repeated, taking second place. He galloped in seventh or eighth position on the course. When his partner Grégory Benoist asked him to speed up, he gave an excellent kick outside.
After waiting on the rope side, King Robbe (# 9) finished very well when he found the opening. He was catchy until the end to keep the second runner-up. Fourth arrival, Heartbeat (n ° 11) was not expected at such a party. He had failed in his three attempts in this kind of confrontation. Patiently mounted, he has rebuilt a lot of ground and proves for the occasion his competitiveness in 38 value. Fayathaan (n ° 2) completes the arrival. The representative of Gianluca Bietolini caused a surprise at the arrival of this event because he had several poor performances. In addition, he made a debut in the quintés.
Kévin Romain and Halim Bouakkaz indicating the trifecta in order in 6 and 7 horses while Steavie Doussot proposed the trifecta out of order.
