Fontainebleau Racecourse in France hosted an eight-race programme on Monday, November 2, 2026, featuring a competitive afternoon of flat racing. The meeting began at 12:35 PM and concluded at 4:50 PM, with contests covering distances from 1,100 metres to 3,000 metres. Horses aged two years and above participated across claiming races, handicaps and other categories.
The afternoon’s action featured the Prix de la Seine et Marne, which offered the highest prize fund of €50,900. The 1,600-metre handicap for horses aged three years and above took place at 1:55 PM, with the finishing order led by number 1, followed by numbers 5 and 3.
The meeting opened at 12:35 PM with the Prix des Alisiers, a 1,200-metre claiming race for two-year-olds carrying €23,000 in prize money. Number 2 secured the first position, followed by numbers 1 and 7. The remaining finishing positions were occupied by numbers 9, 3, 8 and 11.
At 1:10 PM, the Prix du Bois Notre-Dame brought horses aged three years and above together over 1,100 metres. The claiming contest offered €18,200 in prize money. Number 2 finished first, ahead of numbers 6 and 5, while numbers 9, 8, 7 and 1 completed the recorded finishing order.
The third race, the Prix de la Seine et Marne, was held at 1:55 PM. This 1,600-metre handicap carried €50,900 in prize money. Number 1 claimed victory, with numbers 5 and 3 taking the next two positions. Numbers 6, 11, 2 and 16 followed in the finishing order.
The fourth contest, the Prix des Pins Noirs, took place at 2:30 PM. The 3,000-metre handicap was reserved for three-year-old horses and offered €24,000 in prize money. Number 1 emerged victorious, followed by numbers 2 and 8. Numbers 4, 5, 11 and 6 completed the listed order.
At 3:05 PM, the Prix Ceres featured horses aged three years and above over 1,400 metres, with €34,800 in prize money. Number 9 finished ahead of number 4 and number 3, while numbers 10, 2, 5 and 8 followed.
The sixth race, the Prix des Frenes, started at 3:40 PM. This 1,400-metre handicap carried €20,200 in prize money. Number 11 secured the top position, followed by numbers 3 and 6. Numbers 16, 5, 4 and 9 completed the recorded finishing order.
The penultimate contest, the Prix du Centre d’Ecotourisme de Franchard, was held at 4:15 PM. The 1,400-metre handicap for horses aged three years and above offered €22,100 in prize money. Number 15 finished first, followed by numbers 9 and 12, while numbers 5, 10, 4 and 11 completed the order.
The meeting concluded at 4:50 PM with the Prix de la Croix du Grand Veneur, a 1,600-metre handicap offering €25,900 in prize money. Number 10 secured victory, with numbers 9 and 13 finishing second and third. The remaining recorded order was 16/8, 3 and 2.
The eight-race programme at Fontainebleau delivered a varied afternoon of flat racing, with competitive performances across different distances and categories. The Prix de la Seine et Marne stood out as the most valuable contest of the meeting, while number 2 and number 1 featured among the day’s multiple race winners.
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