Arc De Triomphe Main Contenders Part 4

It was literally a bob of a head that made all the difference in this Group 2 encounter. It’s notable that his preferred jock Yutaka Take made the trip to France for that one and will be back in the irons on Arc day. 

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It is worth noting that he was freshened between late May and the Longchamp race three weeks ago making this his second start off the lay-off. That adds a particular element of spice for a certain type of punter and the three-year-old weight allowance he will receive will likely bring him into the reckoning a bit more. 

While his listing of 13/2 might be a bit too short for some punters who would like a more proven runner, you have to remember that he has won at the course and distance, gets his preferred jockey and will get weight on the field. 

Depending on his pre-race appearance, Kizuna could wind up taking a considerable amount of the late action. 

The ante post market for the Arc De Triomphe can be a very daunting task a lot of the action that comes in on this contest is regionally-based. For instance, backing an ante post runner like Orfevre with an Asian bookmaker is likely going to result in an even shorter price. Backing Novellist with a German bookmaker will likely work against you as well. 

Now that we have seen which runners will be supplemented and which ones won’t be, it’s going to add some momentum to the late entries and likely result in them being overbet. Obviously, the connections wouldn’t be parting with the money without thinking they had a shot at taking down Europe’s biggest prize, but the quality tends to shine through in a race like this. 

That’s why all four of the key Arc contenders have a genuine shot at capturing the trophy this weekend.