Join us at HIPPODROME DE DEAUVILLE‑LA TOUQUES in France for a special evening of flat racing on Sunday, 2nd November, featuring nine races from 1:58pm to 6:45pm. This Normandy-coast venue is famed for its open, elegant turf and tradition of high-quality contests. The meeting offers a lovely blend of age-group maidens for two-year-olds, competitive handicaps for three-year-olds, and solid Class 3 assignments for four-year-olds and up—bringing both youthful promise and seasoned experience into play under the evening sky.
Race 1: PRIX LITTLE MANJO (1:58pm, 1900 metres)
The card kicks off with a Class 3 handicap for four-year-olds and older, where maturity meets momentum. DELTA SPIRIT, ADLAN SENORA and MONSIEUR FANTAISIE may take a forward position early and look to set a strong pace, while SHARK SAMURAI, LHOMMAIZE and QUESTURA could lie in wait before delivering a late push when the home straight arrives. Prize money: €14,600
Race 2: PRIX ZEDDAAN (2:33pm, 1400 metres)
Next up, a maiden for two-year-olds rising into Listed company—an exciting step for promising juveniles. CIELO DI ROMA, REAL NEWS and ST MARKSMAN may display sharp early speed and settle confidently, while TAVANA, SAGARMATHA and KOZLOVSKHA could surprise if they handle the debut pressure and reel in the leaders late. Prize money: €54,900
Race 3: PRIX IRISH RIVER – POLYTRACK CHALLENGE (3:15pm, 1400 metres)
We move into another Listed contest for three-year-olds and up, where stakes and prestige come into sharper focus. BREIZH SKY, ZEROSTRESS and SIAM PARAGON might draw on recent form and experience to dominate, and STOLEN KISS, DOS MUKASAN and AROUND THE WORLD could be the emerging contender ready to shine if they handle the conditions with clarity. Prize money: €47,600
Race 4: PRIX LA BAMBA (3:50pm, 1300 metres)
Returning to two-year-olds, this maiden gives newcomers a chance to show raw promise. CHILD OF VISION, HELLO VEGA and MISS CHIQUITA may bring schooling freshness and a strong jump, while MELUSINE DU HOULEY, LADY FRANCA ROSA and TIME LIKE A RIVER might improve significantly if they settle and find rhythm across the turf. Prize money: €27,400
Race 5: PRIX NONOALCO (4:25pm, 1300 metres)
Another two-year-old maiden follows, offering further opportunity for those at the start of their careers. AEDION, SUGAR DADDY and WATERFALL BLUES could turn their trial runs into a confident outing, while MICHAEL THE GREAT, GOLDEN KNIGHT and SILK ROADSTER might surprise if their preparation has been quietly building. Prize money: €27,400
Race 6: PRIX DU PAYS DE BRAY (5:00pm, 1900 metres)
Back into the four-year-olds and older bracket, this Class 3 handicap tests consistency and finishing strength. NAKED MEMORIES, EL PEQUENIO and LADY VITESSE may control the race from a handy position, and SEND WOOD, MON COMEDIEN and MINO GALESTE could come with a late surge if they’ve timed their effort well. Prize money: €52,800
Race 7: PRIX DU PAYS DE CAUX (5:35pm, 1900 metres)
Another of the same grade ensures the competition remains strong as the meeting progresses. BOTICELLI, SCENT OF A WOMAN and BEETLEJUICE might take advantage of weight or draw to feature prominently, while NOTA BENE, AURORA BOREALIS and SENECHALE could challenge late if they’ve been improving and handle the turf well. Prize money: €26,900
Race 8: PRIX DU PLATEAU DE MADRIE (6:10pm, 1900 metres)
The penultimate race, another Class 3 for four-year-olds and up, gives one last chance for a standout run. CHRISTINE, CLASSIC SOVEREIGN and FURY BOXING may set the tempo early and try to lead home, and BORN TO DARE, RUE POUSSIN and RUE POUSSIN might close powerfully if their preparation has peaked and the pace has told. Prize money: €19,200
Race 9: PRIX DU PLATEAU D’EVREUX-SAINT-ANDRE (6:45pm, 1900 metres)
Bringing the curtain down on the Deauville card, this concluding Class 3 handicap for the seasoned four-year-olds and above could deliver a fiercely run finish. BYGOUDINE, SAN FANTASMA and STAR OF ARTABAN may look to dictate proceedings from the outset, while FELICIA STORM, FLOWERY COAST and QUI EVIDAMENT could bide their time before launching a determined late surge. With fitness and form both vital at this stage of the season, expect an engaging finale filled with resilience and flair. Prize money: €17,200
The mix of youthful maidens, listed contests and seasoned handicaps ensures the turf campaign continues with flair and depth. With the calendar moving forward and more fixtures on the horizon in France, there’s plenty more to look forward to after tonight.
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