Arrival of the fifth : 14 – 3 – 1 – 11 – 15
We take the same and start again. The first three of a handicap disputed on the sand of Chantilly on April 1, finished in the good combination of the quinté. And as on this arrival, One O’Clock Jump (#14) again proved to be the strongest. Patient in the second half of the peloton, his jockey, Stéphane Pasquier, waited for the opening and quickly made the difference when it came his way. “He enjoyed a good race and accelerated as he should,” said the winning driver at Equidia’s microphone. in full bloom, One O’Clock Jump therefore signs a second success in a row and its first quinté. For his trainer, Nicolas Clément, this is the 37th victory in this category while Stéphane Pasquier brings his score to 211.
Placed outside the animator, Scottish Anthem, Sitello (n°3) is eye-catching and keeps the first runner-up in front Madero Port (n°1), which drew a very good end of race after being pointed in last position during the course. Scottish Anthem (n°11) proves to be courageous to obtain the fourth place. He resists the favorite of the race, Forchester (No. 15), which completes the good combination of the fifth, after having been slow to find its action in the middle of the track. To note that Dirty Gueurty (n°9)one of the high-profile competitors, was arrested at the exit of the starting stalls after missing his warm-up.
Halim Bouakkaz indicated the fifth in disorder in eight horses.
