Three main meetings are on the card this Tuesday 27 October, with selections highlighting the horses best placed according to observers.
On Tuesday 27 October 2026, the French racing calendar features three main PMU meetings, spread across several racecourses throughout the country. For punters and turf enthusiasts alike, the day offers a fresh opportunity to follow the flat races and compare the analysis of the specialists before the start of each contest.
Selections published by the specialist newsrooms are usually based on several criteria: the recent form of the horses, their aptitude over the distance, the going as announced, the consistency of jockeys and trainers, and the weight carried in the handicaps. These elements help identify the favourites, but they never offer a guarantee, as a race remains unpredictable by nature.
The going is often a decisive factor in this autumn season. Late rain can significantly alter the chances of certain runners, favouring horses comfortable on soft ground and penalising those that prefer firm conditions. Readers are advised to consult weather forecasts and the course stewards' updates before finalising their choices.
For fans of combined bets, the Tiercé, Quarté+ and Quinté+ remain the most closely followed wagers at the main meetings. The Multi and the Simple, meanwhile, offer more accessible alternatives, allowing punters to build a strategy suited to their budget and experience level.
It is worth reminding readers that gambling carries risks and should remain a controlled pastime. The information in this article is provided for guidance only; odds, final entries and any withdrawals should be checked on the official PMU platforms just before each race.
Selections published by the specialist newsrooms are usually based on several criteria: the recent form of the horses, their aptitude over the distance, the going as announced, the consistency of jockeys and trainers, and the weight carried in the handicaps. These elements help identify the favourites, but they never offer a guarantee, as a race remains unpredictable by nature.
The going is often a decisive factor in this autumn season. Late rain can significantly alter the chances of certain runners, favouring horses comfortable on soft ground and penalising those that prefer firm conditions. Readers are advised to consult weather forecasts and the course stewards' updates before finalising their choices.
For fans of combined bets, the Tiercé, Quarté+ and Quinté+ remain the most closely followed wagers at the main meetings. The Multi and the Simple, meanwhile, offer more accessible alternatives, allowing punters to build a strategy suited to their budget and experience level.
It is worth reminding readers that gambling carries risks and should remain a controlled pastime. The information in this article is provided for guidance only; odds, final entries and any withdrawals should be checked on the official PMU platforms just before each race.
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Source: Zone-Turf