Dieppe will feature an eight-race Flat meeting in France on Thursday, 17 September 2026. The programme will begin at 15h22 and continue until 19h27, with races over distances from 1,100 metres to 1,800 metres. The card will include contests for two-year-olds, three-year-olds and horses aged four and above, with several claiming and handicap events.
The Prix de Cysoing at 17h42 and the Prix de Pau at 19h27 will carry the highest prize money on the card, with €16,300 available for each race. The Prix de Cysoing will be a 1,100-metre handicap for three-year-olds with 13 runners, while the Prix de Pau will be a 1,800-metre handicap for three-year-olds with 12 runners.
The opening race will be the Prix de Bondues at 15h22. This contest will be for three-year-olds over 1,800 metres and will carry €14,400 in prize money. The race will be a claiming event with 13 declared runners. Individual horse, jockey and trainer details were not included in the supplied card.
At 15h57, the Prix de Pornichet will bring horses aged four and above together over 1,800 metres. The Class 4 handicap will carry €11,500 and will feature 14 runners.
The third race, the Prix du Touquet, will start at 16h32. It will be a Class 4 handicap for horses aged four and above over 1,800 metres, with €13,400 in prize money and 15 runners scheduled to take part.
The Prix d’Amiens will be staged at 17h07 over 1,100 metres. Restricted to two-year-olds, the claiming race will carry €14,400 and will have 10 declared runnersAt 17h42, the Prix de Cycling will be contested by three-year-olds over 1,100 metres. The handicap will offer €16,300 in prize money and will have 13 runners.
The sixth race will begin at 18h20 with the Prix WWW.CROISE-LAROCHE.FR. The contest will be for horses aged four and above over 1,100 metres. It will carry €12,500 and will be classified as a Class 4 claiming event, with 11 runners.
The Prix de Lille will follow at 18h55. The 1,800-metre race will be restricted to two-year-olds and will carry €14,400 in prize money. Nine runners are listed for the claiming contest.
The final race on the Dieppe card will be the Prix de Pau at 19h27. It will be a 1,800-metre handicap for three-year-olds, with €16,300 in prize money and 12 declared runners.
Dieppe Racecards 17 September 2026 will present an eight-race Flat programme covering a range of distances and age groups. The meeting will include four handicap races alongside claiming contests, with the Prix de Cysoing and Prix de Pau carrying the highest prize money of €16,300. The information supplied for this preview comes from France Galop.
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