Chantilly Racecourse hosted an eight-race flat racing meeting on Monday, November 9, 2026, featuring competitive contests for two-year-old and three-year-old horses. The afternoon programme began at 11:40 AM and concluded at 3:57 PM, with races held over distances ranging from 1,400 metres to 1,900 metres. The meeting featured a combination of claiming races, handicap contests and other flat racing events, with several competitive finishing orders throughout the day.
The Prix de la Petite Singerie, the final race of the afternoon, was among the notable contests, offering €32,000 in prize money over 1,600 metres for three-year-old horses. The race was won by horse number 7, followed by number 6 in second place and number 5 in third. Another notable result came in the Prix de Troissy, which opened the meeting with a victory for horse number 1 over 1,600 metres.
The meeting began at 11:40 AM with the Prix de Troissy, a race for two-year-old horses over 1,600 metres, carrying €31,100 in prize money. Horse number 1 secured victory, with number 3 finishing second and number 4 taking third place. The remaining finishing positions were occupied by horses numbered 2 and 6, completing the top five.
At 12:17 PM, the Prix du Bosquet Saint-Romain brought together three-year-old horses over 1,800 metres. This claiming race offered €22,100 in prize money and saw horse number 1 finish first. Horse number 8 secured second place, while number 3 completed the top three. Horses numbered 4, 9, 5 and 7 followed in the remaining recorded positions.
The third race, the Prix de la Voie du Garde, took place at 12:52 PM over 1,900 metres. The contest was reserved for two-year-old horses and carried €27,400 in prize money. Horse number 4 emerged victorious, with number 1 finishing second and number 7 taking third place. Horses numbered 5, 3 and 2 completed the remaining listed finishing positions.
At 1:27 PM, the Prix de l’Ecluse de Creil was contested over 1,400 metres by three-year-old horses. The claiming race offered €22,100 in prize money and produced a victory for horse number 9. Horse number 5 finished second, followed by number 11 in third place. The remaining recorded positions went to horses numbered 6, 8, 4 and 10.
The fifth race, the Prix du Mont Cesar, was held at 2:12 PM over 1,900 metres for two-year-old horses. With €27,400 in prize money available, the contest was won by horse number 3. Horse number 8 secured second place, while number 6 finished third. Horses numbered 2, 1, 11 and 9 completed the remaining recorded positions.
At 2:47 PM, the Prix de la Laie des Tetes Salmon featured a two-year-old handicap over 1,800 metres, carrying €22,100 in prize money. Horse number 2 claimed victory, with number 8 finishing second and number 4 taking third place. Horses numbered 6, 7, 1 and 5 followed in the remaining listed positions.
The seventh race, the Prix de la Laie des Fonds Houchard, took place at 3:22 PM. This two-year-old handicap was run over 1,800 metres and offered €25,900 in prize money. Horse number 2 secured the top position, followed by number 1 in second place and number 3 in third. Horses numbered 7, 4, 8 and 10 completed the remaining recorded finishing positions.
The meeting concluded at 3:57 PM with the Prix de la Petite Singerie, a three-year-old contest over 1,600 metres carrying €32,000 in prize money. Horse number 7 finished first, while number 6 secured second place and number 5 completed the top three. Horses numbered 10, 4, 13 and 3 followed in the remaining listed positions.
The eight-race programme at Chantilly delivered a varied afternoon of flat racing, with victories across both age categories and competitive performances in the handicap and claiming contests. Horse number 2 recorded victories in both the Prix de la Laie des Tetes Salmon and the Prix de la Laie des Fonds Houchard, while horse number 1 opened the meeting with a winning performance in the Prix de Troissy.
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