Saint-Cloud Racecourse in France will stage an exciting nine-race flat racing meeting on Friday, November 13, 2026. The programme will feature a combination of maiden contests, handicap events and classified races, bringing together runners across different age groups and distances. The first race is scheduled for 11:59 AM, with the final contest set to take place at 4:38 PM.
The highlight of the afternoon will include the Prix Kantar and Prix Pharsale, both scheduled for two-year-old runners over 2,000 metres. Each race carries prize money of €27,400, making them the most valuable contests on the opening part of the programme. The nine-race card will cover distances ranging from 1,600 metres to 2,500 metres, offering a varied test for the participating horses.
The meeting will begin at 11:59 AM with the Prix du Pays d’Yvelines, a Class 4 contest for horses aged four and above. Scheduled over 1,600 metres, the race carries prize money of €15,400 and is classified as a claiming event. With seven declared runners, the opening contest will set the stage for the afternoon’s action.
At 12:33 PM, the Prix Kantar will bring two-year-old runners into focus. This maiden contest will be held over 2,000 metres and offers €27,400 in prize money. With nine runners listed, the race will provide an opportunity for young horses to pursue their first career victory.
The third race, the Prix Pharsale, is scheduled for 1:08 PM and will also feature two-year-old runners over 2,000 metres. Carrying €27,400 in prize money, this maiden event has attracted ten declared runners. The contest will provide another opportunity for promising young horses to demonstrate their ability over the distance.
At 1:43 PM, attention will turn to the Prix de Juziers, a Class 3 claiming contest for horses aged four and above. The race will cover 2,500 metres and carries prize money of €18,200. With 14 runners listed, the event will test the stamina and consistency of its participants over the longer distance.
The fifth race at 2:18 PM will be the Prix de la Goubiniere, a handicap contest for three-year-old runners. Scheduled over 2,400 metres, the race offers €20,200 in prize money and features 15 declared runners. The extended distance will provide a demanding test for the young participants.
At 2:53 PM, the Prix du Haras d’Ouilly will take place, featuring another competitive handicap event for three-year-old horses. The contest will be run over 2,400 metres and carries €24,000 in prize money. With 15 runners listed, it will be one of the larger fields on the day’s programme.
The seventh race, the Prix de la Vallee de l’Yvette, is scheduled for 3:28 PM. This Class 4 handicap contest is open to horses aged four and above and will be run over 2,000 metres. Offering €14,400 in prize money, the race has attracted 14 declared runners.
At 4:03 PM, the Prix du Plateau de Saclay will feature another Class 3 handicap contest for horses aged four and above. Scheduled over 2,000 metres, the race carries €19,200 in prize money and has 14 runners listed. The event will provide another competitive opportunity for experienced participants.
The meeting will conclude at 4:38 PM with the Prix de la Vallee de Chevreuse, a Class 3 handicap contest for horses aged four and above. Covering 2,000 metres, the final race offers €21,100 in prize money and features 15 declared runners. It will bring the nine-race programme at Saint-Cloud to a close.
With nine races featuring a mixture of maiden contests, handicaps and claiming events, Saint-Cloud’s November 13 meeting promises a varied afternoon of French flat racing. The programme offers opportunities for both emerging two-year-old talent and experienced older runners across a range of distances.
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