Longchamp Arc Trials

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Paddy Power have opened up the betting:

Prix Vermeille

Treve 6/4
Venus De Milo 9/2
Wild Coco 7/1
Penelopa 7/1
Tasaday 8/1
Hot Snap 8/1
Silasol 8/1
Romantica 10/1
Yellow And Green 10/1
La Pomme D'Amour 10/1
Pirika 16/1
Galvaun 25/1
Orion Love 25/1
Eleuthera 33/1

Prix Foy

Orfevre 4/5
Camelot 9/2
Dunaden 5/1
Stellar Wind 8/1
Haya Landa 12/1
Mandour 14/1
Joshua Tree 14/1
Pirika 16/1
Very Nice Name 20/1
Now We Can 25/1
Chamonix 25/1
Going Somewhere 33/1

Prix Niel

Flintshire 5/4
Kizuna 3/1
Ruler Of The World 9/2
Manndawi 9/1
Ocovango 9/1
Vancouverite 9/1
Shirkapour 12/1
Penglai Pavilion 14/1
Bravodino 16/1
Triple Threat 16/1
Spiritjim 33/1
Preempt 50/1
Max Dynamite 66/1
 
Racebets have also priced up the Moulin:

2/1 Olympic Glory
7/2 Style Vendrome
4/1 Magician
6/1 Havana Gold
14/1 Siyenica

No doubt in my mind that Magician is the best horse in that field. Taken 4s.
 
Interested who Fabre runs along with Flintshire.

Thought PP and Triple Threat were interesting but latter has been knocked off I see.

Keen to take Orfevre on but not sure what with.
 
Euronymous said:
Racebets have also priced up the Moulin:

2/1 Olympic Glory
7/2 Style Vendrome
4/1 Magician
6/1 Havana Gold
14/1 Siyenica

No doubt in my mind that Magician is the best horse in that field. Taken 4s.
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Why he has not run recently?
Do You think he will be fully fit?
 
Euronymous said:
Racebets have also priced up the Moulin:

2/1 Olympic Glory
7/2 Style Vendrome
4/1 Magician
6/1 Havana Gold
14/1 Siyenica

No doubt in my mind that Magician is the best horse in that field. Taken 4s.
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Isn't Declaration Of War likely to run in that? Which would make those prices a bit rubbish.
 
I'm not sure of the original source but it was posted by the admin on a racing orientated group I'm a member of on Facebook:


O'BRIEN LINING UP STRONG TEAM FOR ARC TRIALS DAY:

CLASSIC winners Camelot, Ruler Of the World and Magician are being lined up to head a strong team of Ballydoyle-trained runners on Arc trials day at Longchamp on Sunday.
Camelot, winner of the 2,000 Guineas, Derby and Irish Derby last year, has not raced since finishing fourth behind Al Kazeem in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot in June and trainer Aidan O'Brien said: "The plan is for Camelot to run in the Prix Foy on Sunday."
According to O'Brien, Ruler Of The World, winner of this year's Derby before finishing only fifth when odds-on for the Irish Derby, is being aimed at the Prix Niel, while Magician, the Irish 2,000 Guineas winner who has not been seen since finish last in the St James's Palace Stakes, is being prepared for a tilt at the Prix du Moulin.
O'Brien said: "Ruler Of The World and Magician have both had good breaks and are ready to start back. Gale Force Ten will probably join Magician in the Moulin."
Winner of the Jersey Stakes at Royal Ascot, Gale Force Ten will be tackling a mile for the first time since finishing runner-up to Magician in the Irish Guineas.
Venus De Milo, the Irish Oaks and Yorkshire Oaks runner-up, is under consideration for the Prix Vermeille.
"It's quite possible that Venus De Milo will go for the Vermeille, although we have the Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster on Thursday as an alternative," O'Brien added.
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I don't think Wild Coco can win at 12f in this company but she'd have a huge chance for me in the Irish Leger. Does anyone have a strong view on what the Curragh going is likely to be?
 
gus said:
I don't think Wild Coco can win at 12f in this company but she'd have a huge chance for me in the Irish Leger. Does anyone have a strong view on what the Curragh going is likely to be?
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I reckon it'll be soft side of good on Sunday...rain expected today and tomorrow anyway.
 
Any views as to whether the booking of Moore whilst JPOB stays in Ireland to ride in the National Stakes suggests either that - Moore is on his way to Ballydoyle next year after losing the Abdulla rides with Stoute or that the APOB horse in the National Stakes is the second coming - after Australia - who was last week's" best horse we have ever had "?
 
Can't see Moore going to Ballydoyle full time anyway, he gets plenty of rides from them now and rides for Stoute and Hannon as well as a host of others.
 
Aragorn said:
Can't see Moore going to Ballydoyle full time anyway, he gets plenty of rides from them now and rides for Stoute and Hannon as well as a host of others.
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Losing the Abdulla rides makes the Stoute job a lot less attractive than it once was.
 
Niel is a cracking race. I'm expecting a much improved performance by Ruler of the world with Moore back on board.
 
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