ParisLongchamp Horse Racing Tips

Unbeaten BEAUVATIER (1) has revealed his abundant quality with victory in each of his three starts and this classy colt should head to the Group I Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere with his 100% record intact by winning this opening event. HAVANA CIGAR (6) lost little in defeat when beaten for the first time in a Group III event at Deauville last time (3rd) and has the means to pose a threat. Debut winner EVADE (5) ought to be better than his last start (4th) and has the scope to improve so could stake a claim, while the maiden FOLLOW ME (4) does not lack the resources to make his presence felt either after finishing 2nd in both outings.

ROCK JOYEUX (4) confirmed his marked recent improvement with consecutive Quinte+ victories to complete the hat-trick and it could pay to side with him again even at this level of competition. SKAZINO (3) is a proven French stayer with solid references so heads the list of dangers, which also includes MOON WOLF (2), who he holds on the form of their recent meeting at Deauville. LASTOTCHKA (7) is another to note in her first attempt over this distance.

An impressive winner at this track in June and again at Saint-Cloud in the Group II Prix Eugene Adam a month later, HORIZON DORE (1) is good value to complete the hat-trick and to his tally here. He will, however, be tested by both the unbeaten GOLIATH (4), who is on a steep upward trajectory, and capable MR MOLIERE (6) who is better than his last start in the Group III Prix Daphnis suggests. BIRR CASTLE (7) acquitted himself well in a Group II (Prix Guillaume d'Ornano) last time and could also have a say.

EVERILLO (5) won well in his first outing over 2000m and gave the impression that he could have more to offer over further. He could thrive going this distance so is worth siding with to win this Quinté+. To do that, he will need to get the better of OFFICER OF STATE (2), runner-up to none other than Vadeni in the past, and PANJAMAN (12) who is out of sorts but undeniably capable of playing a role in the finish off his current mark. If repeating his good performance

A fascinating edition of the prestigious Group I Prix du Moulins. FACTEUR CHEVAL (4) found only crack Paddington too good at Goodwood last time and Jerome Reynier's charge needs only to reproduce a similar performance here to claim the honours. He is, though, only a marginal preference ahead of star three-year-old BIG ROCK (6), who will once again be hard to hold out. SAUTERNE (7) and FAST RAAJ (2) bring a high level of form and consistency so are dangerous to discount to dismiss, as are several others, mind you, in what is another quality renewal of this race.

MONTY (1) has not won since landing the honours in this Group III event last year but has maintained a good level of form and is likely to make a bold defence of his title on identical terms to those he encountered 12 months ago. ANDROMEDE (10), however, will pose a threat on the evidence of her impressive recent performance in Germany. Her stablemate SHAHZAD (2) may still be improving but has already shown enough to play a leading role here. The shortlist is completed by TRUE TESTAMENT (4), who is preferred ahead of LORD CHARMING (9).

JUST LIGHT (8) would've needed his latest outing in the reference race at Deauville last month when returning from a break, so it could pay to follow his progress here with improved fitness on his side. Both re-opposing rivals ROSETTA STONE (7) and LETTYT FIGHT (11) should remain competitive and are capable of fighting for victory. Beware, though, of PROMETEO (6) who is likely to resurface sooner rather than later after returning from a lengthy absence. The list of potential spoilers includes ARTURO (10), AUENWOLF (4) and KING SIHTRIC (3) who all have the means to play a role in a race of this nature.

DOMAGNANO (2) has regained form and should appreciate the increased distance following his narrow defeat over the mile. ZELZALITA (4) would have finished much closer in the last race with a clear end of the race and could be a threat. PRAIRIE GLORY (9) and ICATU (5) are in great shape and also have a winning chance but there are many in the race that have to be considered in a very open looking handicap.

The veteran TREMONT (10) left a very good visual impression last time in Tarbes and can win this time if he finds the opening at the right time. JOYCE GALESTE (9) is holding her form well and is distance suited so should be a danger. LA WOOD (1) has been supplemented and can bounce back this shorter distance.. BECH RIVER (5) is in sparkling form and clearly not out of it carrying a penalty.