Fabre confident Sevigne can sparkle over Arc trip
Trainer unconcerned by 12-furlong test at ParisLongchamp.
Andre Fabre believes the extra distance of the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe will bring about even more improvement in Mqse De Sevigne. The mare is a five-times Group One winner but has yet to run over the mile and a half she will face at ParisLongchamp next month. She is unbeaten this season, adding second victories in both the Prix Rothschild and Prix Jean Romanet to her name, but her biggest danger may come from stablemate Sosie. He jumped to the head of the Arc betting when comfortably accounting for Prix du Jockey Club winner Look De Vega in the Prix Niel. “They are doing well, they just worked this morning and I was very pleased with them,” said Fabre, who has won the Arc a record eight times.Favourite beaten!
Sosie gets the better of Delius and Look De Vega to land the Prix Niel at @paris_longchamp under @maximeguyon_off… pic.twitter.com/4xqO8dNDgc — At The Races (@AtTheRaces) September 15, 2024
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