Notable race to catch: Prix Guillaume d'Ornano in Deauville this upcoming Saturday
In the heart of summer, Deauville, France, transforms into a hub of horse racing excitement for enthusiasts worldwide. This prestigious racing meeting, held under the Normandy summer skies at La Touques racecourse, showcases top-class flat racing with Europe's finest horses competing for high stakes[1][5].
The Deauville races in August are renowned for their intensity, strategy, and the showcasing of future stars. The event features multiple Group 1 (Gr.1) races and juvenile races like the Arqana Foal Series, which attract breeders and enthusiasts interested in the sport's emerging talent[3].
The Racing League and the Windsor Sprint Series, two significant events that occur during this period, are considered must-watches for racing purists[2]. The League and Series have seen some exciting races, such as Monday's final of the Racing League or the Windsor Sprint Series, where Trefor, a promising horse, finished as a runner-up[4].
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Moreover, the subscription includes an extensive archive of statistics covering horses, trainers, jockeys, owners, pedigree, and sales data[7]. This wealth of information makes it easier for racing enthusiasts to delve deeper into the world of horse racing.
Last year, a three-year-old Listed winner at Deauville made headlines for its remarkable time, which compared well with an all-age race won by Arc fourth Al Hakeem[8]. Maddy Playle, a racing expert, was impressed by the performance and provided a second opinion on some sectionals analysis related to the race[9].
In conclusion, Deauville in August is an essential stop for racing purists. The combination of elite competition, strategic racing on a historic course, and vital connections to bloodstock and breeding developments make it a focal point of high-quality racing during the summer season[1][5]. Subscribing to The Racing Post digital newspaper, costing over £100 per month, is one way to ensure you don't miss a beat of the action[6].
