Lyon Parilly will host an eight-race programme on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, beginning at 11:51am and continuing until 3:57pm. The card will combine jumps and flat racing, with contests scheduled over distances from 1,600m to 4,000m. The programme will include Class 3 and Class 4 races, maiden contests and handicap events.
The most valuable contest will be the 12:55pm Prix du Mont Thou, run over 4,000m for horses aged five years and older. The race will carry a €26,000 prize fund and feature five runners. Listed as a handicap, it will also be the longest-distance event of the meeting. Individual runner, jockey and trainer details were not included in the supplied France Galop card, so no names have been added.
The opening race at 11:51am will be the Prix du Pic du Midi, a Class 3 contest for four-year-olds over 3,400m. The race will carry a €24,000 prize fund and feature five runners. The supplied card identifies it under the S category. No individual horse, jockey or trainer information was provided.
At 12:23pm, the Prix du Mont Cindre will take place over 3,400m for four-year-olds. The race will offer a €19,000 prize fund and feature eight runners. It is listed as a reclamation race and will continue the jumps section of the programme. Individual participant details were not included in the supplied information.
The Prix Top World will be the first flat race of the day at 1:27pm, covering 2,200m for three-year-olds. Seven runners are scheduled to compete for a €13,700 prize fund in this Class 3 contest. The race will provide a change in distance and discipline as the meeting moves into its flat-racing programme.
At 2:12pm, the Prix de la Mulatiere will be run over 2,400m for horses aged four years and older. The Class 3 handicap will carry a €19,200 prize fund and feature six runners. The race will form part of the middle section of the afternoon card, with the longer distance providing a test for the older runners.
The Prix de Saint-Cyr-les-Vignes will follow at 2:47pm, with the race restricted to two-year-olds over 1,600m. The maiden contest will carry a €21,000 prize fund and feature 10 runners. It will be one of the larger fields on the Lyon Parilly programme and will give the young horses an opportunity to compete over the mile distance.
At 3:22pm, the Prix des Gentianes will also be staged over 1,600m for two-year-olds. The maiden race will offer a €21,000 prize fund and feature 11 runners, making it the largest declared field on the meeting’s card. The race will follow closely after the Prix de Saint-Cyr-les-Vignes and will again focus on two-year-old runners.
The final race at 3:57pm will be the Prix Serge Maillard. The contest will cover 1,600m for horses aged four years and older and will carry a €16,300 prize fund. Eleven runners are scheduled to take part in this Class 4 handicap, bringing the eight-race Lyon Parilly programme to a close.
The Lyon Parilly racecards 15 September 2026 will feature eight races across jumps and flat disciplines. The €26,000 Prix du Mont Thou will be the highest-value contest, while the Prix de Saint-Cyr-les-Vignes and Prix des Gentianes will each carry €21,000 for two-year-olds. The meeting will conclude with the Prix Serge Maillard at 3:57pm.
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