Surabad in search of his first Group victory

Thursday 10 July

Châteaubriant kicks off the day with three hurdle races. The day will also feature the Prix Race and Care. At ParisLongchamp, eight flat races are scheduled, including a race for the Apprentice and Young Jockeys Championship.

Friday 11 July

The only flat racing meeting of the day, Clairefontaine racecourse offers a programme entirely dedicated to gallopers with eight races. Abroad, on the straight at Newmarket, it's time for the Tattersalls Falmouth Stakes (Group I), which will feature Bedtime Story, runner-up in the Prix de Diane Longines.

Saturday 12 July

Dieppe hosts a sporting event packed with action, including the Grande Course de Haies de Dieppe, seven other steeplechase races and a flat race reserved for gentleman riders and female jockeys. At Newmarket, the July Cup Stakes (Group I) will feature Whistlejacket, winner of the 2024 Sumbe Prix Morny.

Sunday 13 July

ParisLongchamp combines festivities and top-class horses: the Cygames Grand Prix de Paris (Group I) will be the highlight of the day. The Cygames Prix de Malleret (Group II), reserved for 3-year-old fillies over 2,400 metres, and the Prix Maurice de Nieuil (Group II), dedicated to distance horses, complete the programme. At the Aix-les-Bains racecourse, the Grand Steeple-Chase, flat races and hurdle races will enliven the Marlioz racecourse.

From Brittany to the Gers, and all the way to Corsica, the provincial racecourses welcome you with open arms!

Monday 14 July

The day begins in Vichy with a Listed race reserved for 3-year-olds, followed by seven other races starting at 1.30pm. In Vittel, the eighth stage of the Trophée National du Cross will bring together some fine jumpers. Corlay and Le Dorat will each host their Grand Steeple-Chase.

Tuesday 15 July

In Vichy, eight semi-night races will enhance the seventh stage of the Listed Défi du Galop. The Fegentri will stop off at the Bellerive racecourse to bring the day to a close in style.

Source: France Galop