The Quinté+ comes to Deauville on Tuesday 27 October 2026, with the card opening in Race 1, the Prix d'Utah Beach, at 13:55.
Deauville will host a flat racing meeting on Tuesday 27 October 2026, featuring the Quinté+ for punters. The card gets under way at 13:55 with the Prix d'Utah Beach, a flat race rated Category 2, launching the day on the Normandy turf.
Betting enthusiasts will find on this occasion the full range of usual PMU formulas: Quinté+, Quarté+, Tiercé, the 2 sur 4, the Multi, the Trio, the Couplé as well as the jeu simple. Each formula follows a different logic, from the exact-order bet to the simple prediction of a placed horse, allowing every punter to choose the level of risk that suits them.
On paper, the first race features the runner Sweet Chop, ridden by T. Piccone and trained by Amy Murphy. Her recent form, made up of placings among the front-runners in her latest outings, deserves close attention, although her behaviour on the day cannot be predicted. The weight of 61.50 kg and the draw in stall 11 are also factors to be weighed in the analysis.
The question of the best selection occupies racegoers every week, and the answer never rests on a single piece of data. Recent form, distance, going, jockey and trainer must be combined to reach a coherent reading of the race. Specialist publications usually offer detailed selections before the off, to be consulted with discernment.
Punters are urged to bet responsibly and to stake only what they can afford to lose. Horse race betting remains a game of chance, and race results are only known once the finish has been decided. This Deauville fixture promises, in any case, a busy day at the Normandy racecourse.
Betting enthusiasts will find on this occasion the full range of usual PMU formulas: Quinté+, Quarté+, Tiercé, the 2 sur 4, the Multi, the Trio, the Couplé as well as the jeu simple. Each formula follows a different logic, from the exact-order bet to the simple prediction of a placed horse, allowing every punter to choose the level of risk that suits them.
On paper, the first race features the runner Sweet Chop, ridden by T. Piccone and trained by Amy Murphy. Her recent form, made up of placings among the front-runners in her latest outings, deserves close attention, although her behaviour on the day cannot be predicted. The weight of 61.50 kg and the draw in stall 11 are also factors to be weighed in the analysis.
The question of the best selection occupies racegoers every week, and the answer never rests on a single piece of data. Recent form, distance, going, jockey and trainer must be combined to reach a coherent reading of the race. Specialist publications usually offer detailed selections before the off, to be consulted with discernment.
Punters are urged to bet responsibly and to stake only what they can afford to lose. Horse race betting remains a game of chance, and race results are only known once the finish has been decided. This Deauville fixture promises, in any case, a busy day at the Normandy racecourse.
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Source: GRM Turf