Saint-Cloud will feature an eight-race Flat meeting in France on Friday, 18 September 2026. The programme will begin at 13h43 and continue until 17h48, with races scheduled over distances from 1,200 metres to 2,400 metres. The card will feature two-year-olds, three-year-olds and older horses, with races including maiden, handicap and Class 2 contests.
The opening two races will carry the highest prize money on the Saint-Cloud card, with €45,700 available in both the Prix As d’Atout and Prix Tenebreuse. The Prix As d’Atout will be run over 1,500 metres for two-year-olds and will feature nine runners, while the Prix Tenebreuse will cover the same distance and age category with 15 runners.
The meeting will begin at 13h43 with the Prix As d’Atout. The race will be contested by two-year-olds over 1,500 metres and will carry €45,700 in prize money. Nine runners are scheduled to take part, with the race listed for previously unraced horses.
At 14h18, the Prix Tenebreuse will bring another field of two-year-olds together over 1,500 metres. The race will also carry €45,700 and will feature 15 runners. Like the opening contest, it will be restricted to previously unraced horses.
The third race, the Prix Fast Fox, will start at 14h53. The contest will be for two-year-olds over 1,200 metres and will offer €27,400 in prize money. Fourteen runners are listed for the maiden race.
The Prix A Tempo will take place at 15h28 over 2,400 metres. The Class 2 contest will be open to horses aged four and above and will carry €24,700 in prize money. Six runners are scheduled to line up.
At 16h03, the Prix Hervine will feature four-year-olds over 2,400 metres. The Class 3 handicap will carry €19,200 in prize money and will have 14 runners.
The sixth race on the card will be the Prix Jouvence, scheduled for 16h38. It will be a 2,400-metre Class 3 handicap for four-year-olds, with €21,100 in prize money. The race will feature 15 runners.
The Prix du Bosquet de la Felicite will be staged at 17h13 over 2,000 metres. The race will be a handicap for three-year-olds, with €20,200 in prize money and 14 runners scheduled to compete.
The final race at Saint-Cloud will begin at 17h48 with the Prix du Jardin du Piqueur. The contest will be a 2,000-metre handicap for three-year-olds, carrying €24,000 in prize money. Fourteen runners are listed for the race.
Saint-Cloud Racecards 18 September 2026 will offer an eight-race Flat programme covering distances from 1,200 metres to 2,400 metres. The meeting will feature contests for two-year-olds, three-year-olds and four-year-olds and above, with the Prix As d’Atout and Prix Tenebreuse carrying the highest prize money of €45,700 each. The race information supplied for this preview comes from France Galop.
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