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Inexess Bleu, Lancier du Goutier Gr. II winners at Vincennes

By Thomas H. Hicks ·

May 23, 2025 Harness Trots France

The Gr. III Prix Caecilia (purse 70,000€, 2700  meters, 15 starters four year olds open) saw Lancier du Goutier (4m Ready Cash-Elissi James) score impressively timed in 1.11.8kr as the 1.8/1 odds harness racing favorite.

Lancier du Goutier

The winner now has eight career victories in 11 starts for 124,550€. Theo Duvaldestin teamed the Ecurie Saint Martin owned stallion that Thierry Duvaldestin trains. Lover Man (4m Magnificent Rodney-Cenora) was second at 5.2/1 for trainer/driver Mathieu Mottier and breeder/owner Dominique Mottier.

Live To Tell (4m Fifty Kalouma-Fabulous Sam) was third at 22/1 odds with Damien Bonne driving for owner Jacques Cottel and trainer Alexandre Buisson. The 7.7/1 odds Love Letter (4f Royal Dream) was fourth followed by 55/1 odds Lord de Loiron (4m Royal Dream).

Replay  https://www.letrot.com/courses/2025-05-23/7500/2

The co-featured Gr. III Prix Jean Riaud (International, purse 90,000€, 2850 meters, nine starters ages 5-11) went to  5/10 odds favorite Inexess Bleu(7g Vittel  de Brevol-Pearl Of Charm) timed in 1.12.4kr.

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The Alexandre Abrivard reined, L.C. Abrivard trained veteran is owned by his breeder Michel Gallier and now sports 20 wins in 50 career starts for 858,280€.   Gaspar L’Angis (9g Quaro-Reveuse  d’Angis) was second at 6/1  odds for driver Eric Raffin and trainer J.M. Baudouin followed by 29/1 Fakir de Mahey (10m Reve de Beylev-Mahey Storm) with trainer Mathieu Mattier up.

This group was followed by 52/1 Gendreen (9g Boccador de Simm), 3.9/1 Ino du Lupin (7g Scipion du Goutier), Ina du Rib  (7f Uhland de Val) at 83/1 odds and 94/1 Jean Balthazar (6m Alto  de Viette) completed the top seven top the line.

Replay  https://www.letrot.com/courses/2025-05-23/7500/5

Coming up this weekend in France is the sixth leg of the popular Trophee Vert series.

Trotteur Francais, Paris-Vincennes files/photos

by Thomas H. Hicks, for Harnesslink

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