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Quinté + this Thursday at Vincennes is a very good level. This is a Group III, a 2100 meter race on European start to autostart. Among these competitors ages 4 and 5, the filly Italian Nonant Pin (11) looks formidable. This girl Goetmals Wood has indeed win with the way the little track. This is a potential winner. The opposition will be led by Marlon Om (18) remaining on two fourth places in group II in Italy. Despite his number 18 in the second line, it seems to be able to shine for his return on the set of Gravelle. Monster Drive (4) comes from Sweden. He just finished second in Group II Jägersro and does not move in the temple of the trot for nothing. Tison Madrik (3) has been struck this year by his coach, Jean-Michel Baudouin. Gifted, he has eleven victories in twenty-one out. Jean-Michel Bazire the sulky, he should take an active part in the finish. Wise Bresles (5), the fifth of the Criterium 5 Years, finds a good commitment to cap gains. His luck is obvious. Sancho Turgot (2) is regular and effective when it is presented in four feet unshod. He also has a say. Success of the Poto (16), estimated by his entourage, is an option for a place. Napoleon Bar (7) has not been seen in competition since May 22 That said, he took a second place Group II last winter at Vincennes. Judged on this performance, it would be risky to remove it.

The Contenders

Picks:
11 – 18 – 4 – 3 – 02/05/16 – 7

Melania Sf (1): Italian This mare has happened three times on the racecourse of Vincennes and his best was a fifth place, acquired on October 21 in Group III where it was clearly dominated Nonant by the Pin. Paper, it has a second chance.

Sancho Turgot (2): The resident of Anne Frank was ranked sixth in the criterium of 5 years. Recently, in a Group III on the small track, he defended well despite a nose in the air path. There is here a positive engagement. Performing barefoot, he deserves credit.

Madrik Tison (3): This 4 year old trotter has eleven victories in twenty-one out. Spared this year, he was arrested in late January and has returned to competition earlier this summer. Recently noticed in Saint-Brieuc, he has standing to play leading roles.

Monster Drive (4): The Swedish trotter had finished fifth in a Group I last year. There remains a second place in Group II and, during his last eight outings, has never finished further than the third. For its debut on our soil, it looks formidable.

Sage Bresles (5): This is the richest race. Fifth of the Criterium of 5 years, it could be classified as seventh on its release next September 28 in Lisieux. Not seen, no doubt he was well prepared for this beautiful commitment. First chance theory.

Non Solo Bar (6): Fifth Award of Milan and Geneva this summer at Enghien, the Italian trotter has proven to be competitive at this level. But there is not reassuring on two disqualifications and two failed attempts at Vincennes. This is not a priority.

Napoleon Bar (7): The son of Varenne ranked second in a Group II earlier this year for his only attempt at Vincennes, on 2850 meters wide track. Out since June, it may be just physically but it is honed to autostart and short distances.

Sogo (8): This five good years with eight wins and four places in fourteen out should make a great winter meeting. He just ran over short distances. As so often, it will be four feet unshod. He has against him than the absence of almost nine months.

Sereno (9): Third Grand Prix UET in October 2010 and winner of the Octave Douesnel (Group II) in December, he was unable to develop since then. Given the opposition and against rivals in better condition than him, he will struggle to take an active part in the finish.

Alegro (10): This four-year career made in Austria and Germany. This is one of the least wealthy of the lot and it attacks by a powerful opponent although he has more to do with this proven method of starting and distance. For his first attempt at Vincennes, this is a big underdog.

Nonant Pin (11): This filly useful Italian made a strong impression on his first attempt at Vincennes, 21 October, winning a Group III of the 2100 meters from the small track. Visibly delayed net gains and new déferrée the previous, it will be acclaimed.

Angles of sixth (12): It has been much anticipated by his junior Nonant Pin the Price Klymène. On this journey it has established its record 1'12''2. However, it is intermittent and is misplaced in the second line. Faced with such rivals, it will have to be done.

Novelinotte (13): This Italian 4 years of 100% French origin and is a granddaughter of the great Vélinotte. This is not a terror to her and she just discovered Vincennes, being dominated by radical Nonant Pin. Difficult to make a first choice here.

Spirit Beji (14): Author of a recent successful meeting, during which he won a race, this resident of Frank Leblanc has not been seen for nine months. It is not deferrable and its position in second line behind the autostart in fact, for now, just an outsider.

Maraguja Mn (15): This mare has two Italian places in the fifth two outputs in Quinté +. Good second in September on the course that interests us in excellent reduction 1'11'7 she found Maxime Bezier. In this batch, however, that his luck is secondary.

Success of Poto (16): Very steady since the beginning of the year, if we except his race back in September, he set up in power and has to rank second on this course, from the front line. A new four unshod feet, a legitimate pretender to the seat.

Naomi (17): The Italian has won a good level in 2010 at home. Less verve in Vincennes, she has so far mainly highlighted in Enghien, where she has a third in a Quinté +. Déferrée the hindquarters must be wary of its theoretical value.

Marlon Om (18): Given three times in Vincennes, only 2700 meters, son of SJ's Photo has a third as best result. Excellent in Group I in Milan recently, it has the proof required to attend the arrival. Only place No. 18 raises questions.