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SAINT-CLOUD Vendredi 24 Mai 2013 SAINT-CLOUD Vendredi 24 mai 2013 1ère Course – Départ : 13 h. 50 PRIX MENDEZ Paris Simples, Couplé Ordre et Trio Ordre (B.) (Plat. - Mâles) 34.000 - (17.000, 6.800, 5.100, 3.400, 1.700). Pour poulains entiers et hongres de 3 ans, n’ayant pas, depuis le 24 mai 2012 inclus, gagné une Listed Race ni,depuis le 24 février 2013 inclus, gagné une course B et étant, soit nés et élevés en France, soit issus d’étalons ayant fait la monte en France en 2009, soit ayant couru en France dans une course à réclamer pour un prix inférieur à 38.000. Poids : 57 k. Les poulains ayant, depuis le 24 novembre 2012 inclus, ème gagné une course B ou, depuis le 24 février 2013 inclus, été classés 2ème ou 3 d’une Listed Race porteront 2 k. Les poulains n’ayant jamais gagné recevront 1 k.1/2 ; ceux n’ayant jamais couru, 3 k. Distance : 2.100 mètres Propriétaires Couleurs Chevaux * Montes Poids (1) Origines ♦ Eleveurs Entraîneurs Performances CUADRA MEDITERRANEO ................................ Rayee blc/bl m blanches brass bls t ray. blanc/bl ............................... (GB)............................ 1 Mirco DEMURO................ 57 . ...... M. al. 3 Medicean (GB) et Barreda (IRE) ♦ FELIX MARIA GONZALEZ VELA........ M. DELCHER 5 1 (12) 1 3 7 SANCHEZ ................................ Laurent DASSAULT................................ Violette 1 etoile rge m violetoi rges t viol 1 etoi roug ................................ ............................................. 3 Christophe SOUMILLON...... 57 . ...... M. b. 3 Orpen (USA) et O'Keefe (IRE) ♦ RAZZA DELLA SILA SRL......................... P. BARY (S)................................5 1 Christopher STEDMAN................................ Bl-cl croix lorrai marron mray bl-cl&mar t bl-cl 1 eto ma............................... .......................................... 2 Cesar PASSERAT............ 57 54,5 M. al. 3 Rock Of Gibraltar (IRE) et Headdress (IRE) ♦ Mme ISABELLE CORBANI........................... N. BERTRAN DE BALANDA 1 3 3 4 3 (12) 0 (S)................................................... AGA KHAN............................................................ Verte epaulettes rouges t verte............................................................ ....................................... 4 Christophe-Patrice LEMAIRE... 54 . ...... M. al.m. 3 Dalakhani (IRE) et Grand Vadla ♦ HARAS DE S.A. AGA KHAN SCEA ................. A. de ROYER DUPRE ..................Inédit FAMILLE ROTHSCHILD ................................ Jaune t bleue ........................................................................................ ....................... 5 Maxime GUYON............... 54 . ...... M. b. 3 Rock Of Gibraltar (IRE) et Penne ♦ FAMILLE ROTHSCHILD...................... A. FABRE (S) ................................Inédit 21 Engts - 10 forf. - 6 N.D.P. Arrivée : 1er ............... 2e ............... 3e ............... 4e ............... 5e ............... 6e ............... 7e ............... 8e ............... 9e ............... 10e ............... - Mutuel : G ............... P ............... ............... ............... - PJ : G ............... P ............... ............... ............... - Trio ............... 2ème Course – Départ : 14 h. 20 PRIX LUNADIX Paris Simples, Couplés, Trio, Couplé et Trio Ordre (B.) (Plat. - Femelles) 34.000 - (17.000, 6.800, 5.100, 3.400, 1.700). Pour pouliches de 3 ans, n’ayant pas, depuis le 24 mai 2012 inclus, gagné une Listed Race ni, depuis le 24 février 2013 inclus, gagné une course B et étant, soit nées et élevées en France, soit issues d’étalons ayant fait la monte en France en 2009, soit ayant couru en France dans une course à réclamer pour un prix inférieur à 38.000. Poids : 57 k. Les pouliches ayant, depuis le 24 novembre 2012 inclus, gagné une ème course B ou, depuis le 24 février 2013 inclus, été classées 2ème ou 3 d’une Listed Race porteront 2 k. Les pouliches n’ayant jamais gagné recevront 1 k.1/2 ; celles n’ayant jamais couru,3 k. Distance : 2.100 mètres Propriétaires Couleurs Chevaux * Montes Poids (1) Origines ♦ Eleveurs Entraîneurs Performances Adolf RENK........................................................... Ecartelee rose et bleu m mi-rose mi-bleu t bleue................................ ....................................... 4 Stephane M. LAURENT....... 57 53,5 F. b. 3 Gentlewave (IRE) et La Estrella (GER) ♦ ECURIE BIRABEN...................... Mlle B. RENK................................1 WERTHEIMER & FRERE ................................ Bleue coutures blanches m et t. blanches................................ (IRE)................. (E1) 6 Olivier PESLIER............... 57 . ...... F. al. 3 Muhtathir (GB) et Sahel (GER) ♦ WERTHEIMER & FRERE ....................... F. HEAD (S)................................6 (12) 1 Frederic BIANCO.................................................. Blanche ceinture et t jaunes................................................................ (IRE).................... 3 Stephane PASQUIER.......... 55,5 . ...... F. b. 3 Raven's Pass (USA) et En Public ♦ FREDERIC BIANCO........................... E. LELLOUCHE.............................6 3 (12) 2 Robert JEFFCOCK ................................ Gros-bleu m blanches t rouge une etoile blanche............................... H (GB)...... 7 Gerald MOSSE................. 55,5 . ...... F. b. 3 Galileo (IRE) et Coquerelle (IRE) ♦ ECURIE DES MONCEAUX ................. F. DOUMEN (S) ............................4 Paul MAKIN .......................................................... Gros-bleu un chevron blanc m et t rouges ................................ (IRE)....................... 5 Antoine HAMELIN............. 55,5 . ...... F. b. 3 Montjeu (IRE) et Prudenzia (IRE) ♦ ECURIE DES MONCEAUX................. A. de ROYER DUPRE ..................(12) 3 Moise OHANA....................................................... Grise coutures rouges t rouge.............................................................. ................................... 2 Christophe SOUMILLON...... 55,5 . ...... F. b. 3 Layman (USA) et Annee De La Femme (IRE) ♦ HARAS DU CAMP BENARD.... P. BARY (S)................................5 Gerard QUERE..................................................... Gros-bleu epaul.et brassards blancs t gros-bleu................................ ....................................... 1 Pierre-Charles BOUDOT...... 55,5 . ...... F. r. 3 Country Reel (USA) et Delta Du Nil ♦ Mlle SEVERINE QUERE................. Y. de NICOLAY .............................4 2 WERTHEIMER & FRERE ................................ Bleue coutures blanches m et t. blanches................................ (GB).................... (E1) 8 Flavien PRAT................... 55,5 . ...... F. b. 3 Anabaa (USA) et Featherquest (GB) ♦ WERTHEIMER & FRERE .............. A. FABRE (S) ................................3 3 (12) 8 17 Engts - 5 forf. - 4 N.D.P. Arrivée : 1er ............... 2e ............... 3e ............... 4e ............... 5e ............... 6e ............... 7e ............... 8e ............... 9e ............... 10e ............... - Mutuel : G ............... P ............... ............... ............... - PJ : G ............... P ............... ............... ............... - Trio ............... 3ème Course – Départ : 14 h. 50 PRIX DOUBLE ROSE Paris Simples, Couplés, Trio, Couplé et Trio Ordre (F.) (Plat. - Femelles) 25.000 - (12.500, 5.000, 3.750, 2.500, 1.250). Pour pouliches de 3 ans, n’ayant jamais gagné. Poids : 57 k. Distance : 1.600 mètres Propriétaires Couleurs Chevaux * Montes Poids (1) Origines ♦ Eleveurs Entraîneurs Performances Louis BUSSINGER ................................ Losanges roses et grenat m roses t grenat................................ ............................... 8 Pauline PROD'HOMME....... 57 55,5 F. b. 3 Speedmaster (GER) et Lady Sua ♦ Mme MAURICE PROD'HOMME........ D. PROD'HOMME.........................9 5 ECURIE VICTORIA DREAMS ................................ Gros-bleu un disque rouge m & t gros-bleu................................ H ...................... 7 Gerald MOSSE................. 57 . ...... F. al. 3 Linda's Lad (GB) et Rylara Des Brosses ♦ ECURIE LIBERTY .................... Mlle T. PUITG................................5 Philippe EZRI ........................................................ Beige m beiges brass verts t ecart. vert et beige ................................ ............................... 1 Stephane PASQUIER.......... 57 . ...... F. gr. 3 Verglas (IRE) et Speechless (GB) ♦ EDY S.R.L.................................. D. PROD'HOMME.........................8 Y. FOUIN (S)......................................................... Blanche epaul.grenat m rayees blanc et grenat t grenat.............................. ..................................... 2 Anthony CRASTUS .......... 57 . ...... F. b. 3 Soave (GER) et Zatoura ♦ ROLAND PEYRES................................... Y. FOUIN (S)................................Inédit Patrick GSELL ...................................................... Grenat une etoile jaune tgren at .......................................................... GER .............................. 5 Alexis BADEL................... 57 . ...... F. b. 3 Lateral (GB) et Barbea (GER) ♦ DKM RACING CLUB........................ JP. CARVALHO (S) ......................5 2 (12) 4 3 2 4 Mme Y.SEYDOUX / E.PUERARI................................ Beige m et t marron................................................................ USA......................... 4 Thierry THULLIEZ..............
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