Fairmont looks dangerous
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They will be eighteen competitors to start the Prix de la Gloriette, the event on Tuesday, May 19, in Saint-Cloud. A test reserved for 4-year-old horses and disputed over 2,000 meters, where Fairmont seems capable of winning.
After winning his maiden in January 2019, during his second public outing, Fairmont (3-Christophe Soumillon) has placed himself three times at the listed level in Chantilly and Bordeaux. Arrested during the summer period, the resident of Christophe Ferland returned to competition in December, taking fourth place in a class 2, before being seen three months later in Chantilly just before confinement. Performing on the grass and finding Christophe Soumillon for the occasion, he seems to have a good chance in this handicap. His mentor gives us his impressions:
“At the start of the season, he was unlucky on PSF Chantilly. Then there was confinement. He remained in good condition and I want to see him with a handicap. 59 kg is a pretty decent weight and I think I can defend myself well. I expect a good performance especially since it has already always performed well on the grass. ”
We will oppose him Top Max (5-Pierres-Charles Boudot), very regular competitor and indifferent to the condition of the terrain, who placed second for his only test at this level and who is looking for his race, as well as Richemont (2-Cristian Demuro), well known in this kind of confrontation, and who likes it on this track and with his partner.
An opponent who never disappoints, Reliable Sound (7-Stéphane Pasquier) will start at the handicap level with legitimate ambitions, he can take a good place in this quinté like Carter And Go (4-Anthony Crastus) who is always present in this kind of tournament. His trainer, Frédéric Rossi, tells us about it:
“We no longer present it at this level. He seeks his race by showing consistency. It will present itself in good condition here and looks logically competitive. Even if I would have preferred a slightly more flexible track for him. “
Finally, Noxanero (8-Mickaël Barzalona), who continues to climb the ladder, Attraction (18-Vincent Cheminaud), well located at the bottom of the table, and Matandar (1-Maxime Guyon), to resume, can complete the right combination of Tuesday’s quinté.
Coaches interviewed by Agence Tip.
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