Created in 1904, the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud is run by the best racehorses in Europe over the classic distance of a mile and a half.
Though it used to be the season’s first big race for three-year-olds, since 2005 it has been reserved for horses aged 4 and over.
The Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud is a first test over the same distance as the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd October 2021).
Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud 2021: Broome wins for Ireland and Japan!
Broome is a five-year-old horse trained in Ireland by Aidan O'Brien. The horse carries the Japanese colours of Masaaki Matsushima, whose dream is to win the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
He co-owns the horse with Coolmore, an Irish partnership which comprises John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith. Masaaki Matsushima has had horses trained in Europe since the autumn of 2018 and, success in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, enabled him to savour his first Group 1 win.
He bought his first English thoroughbred in Japan in 2013, and his first starter graced the racecourse in 2015. Broome is clearly back to his best this season, having had a somewhat difficult time of it in 2020.
CAR: From Pont de Suresnes, go down Boulevard Henri Sellier, then straight on to Rue du Camp Canadien.
Gates open at noon
PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
TRAIN - Transilien L, get off at "Saint-Cloud" or "Gare du Val d'Or"
- Tram line T2 – get off at "Les Coteaux"
BUS - No.244 / 160 / 144 / / 471 / 360 / N53 – get off at Val d'Or - No.459 / 467 – get off at "Champ de course" or "Les Suisses" - No.471 / 160 / 360 – get off at "La Bérangère" - No.565 – get off at "Eglise de Buzenval"
Come and picnic on the edge of the course as you watch the thoroughbreds in action!
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