The early morning mist over Fontainebleau is pierced by the rhythmic clatter of hooves as trainers and jockeys ready their charges for the day ahead. Anticipation buzzes through the paddocks, and spectators linger by the rails, eager for the first stirrup. The Fontainebleau races 19 November 2025 promise a showcase of stamina, strategy, and equine talent, with each race offering a mix of experienced campaigners and exciting newcomers.
Race 1, the Prix Colonel Bernard Marlin – Challenge de l’Obstacle Equinaxy (11:53, 4600m, €24,000), opens the card with a true test of endurance. The field features ELCOND’OR FORLONGE, with his reliable jumping style; ST REGIS OLIVIER, known for a patient and steady run; LARO DE LIAF, who thrives in the long stretches; KAP MY SUN, with a sharp finishing kick; SATURNE PELEM, promising agility over fences; and LORALINK, a horse to watch for late-race bursts.
At 12:25, the Prix des Aubepines (3600m, €24,000) brings together MATADOR FOREZ, expected to set a strong pace; AKWABA, who may challenge from the front; MORRA, with excellent mid-race acceleration; NUIT DE L’HOMME, often improving in the closing stages; ELLINGTON EDEN, whose smooth jumps could prove decisive; and ANGE DU MESNIL, capable of turning the tables in a tight finish.
The 12:55 Prix de Barbizon (3600m, €19,000) is set to highlight agility and speed with BAKARELO, known for early control; GRAND DISCOURS, bringing consistent experience; KIFF ME FIVE, who can deliver a late surge; LAFFITE, a horse with sharp jumping rhythm; VITUS BERING, potentially strong in the final furlong; and TWICKENHAM PARK, adding a surprise element to the race.
In the 13:27 Prix de la Route des Deux Soeurs (3550m, €19,000), contenders include ALGAJUST, likely to set a steady pace; JUNGLE SEA, known for a late-race burst; QUART DE GARDE, nimble and precise over fences; ARRY ANGELS, who could challenge for mid-field positions; HERMES DES BORDES, consistent and tactical; and GALET D’OUDAIRIES, adding unpredictability to the contest.
The 14:12 Prix du Carrefour du Nid de l’Aigle (3550m, €21,000) features APRIL FLOWER, with early speed to stake a claim; MISS DES PLACES, saving energy for a strong finish; SCARLETTS DYNASTY, a smooth jumper; KRISPIE, quietly consistent; STELLINA ROSE, bringing agility over the fences; and BATHEA DE BALLAIN, a contender capable of late-stage brilliance.
The 14:47 Prix de la Route Amelie (3550m, €21,000) includes HEART AND SOUL, strong in stamina and rhythm; BUONSOLE, with strategic mid-race moves; APOLON DIEU, agile and quick over obstacles; CHASING GREAT, known for a powerful closing kick; SANTCOKO, reliable and steady; and CANONBIE LAD, offering potential surprises in the final stretch.
In the 15:22 Prix de la Grotte des Ermites (3550m, €24,000), the line-up is DORAM, versatile and tactically flexible; ROGATIEN, able to challenge at any stage; NOUS, steady and consistent; LOS LOBOS, likely to maintain a rhythm; HARRY GOLD, strong in the closing fences; and EXCITING HUNT, capable of a late, dramatic move.
The day concludes at 15:57 with the Prix de la Fontaine aux Biches (3550m, €24,000). Contenders include L’ALEXIA, with a strong finishing burst; BRISE D’ETEL, likely to challenge early; TENUTA, precise over jumps; BEAUTYFULL EYES, agile and steady; LADY DI LA COLMINE, unpredictable and quick; and NO RISK NO GAIN, promising excitement in the final stretch.
The Fontainebleau races 19 November 2025 promise a full day of strategic obstacle racing, with each horse and jockey pairing ready to impress. Racing enthusiasts will focus on stamina, agility over fences, and tactical execution, making this a day to follow closely.
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