Lucifer du Pont and Alexandre Buisson Eye Success in Enghien Quinté+

Enghien Hosts Prix de L’Haÿ-les-Roses Quinté+

Racing activities at the track begin earlier in the day, with the first of nine scheduled races starting at 13:23. The Prix de L’Haÿ-les-Roses is positioned as the fourth race on the card.

Lucifer du Pont and Alexandre Buisson Stable

Among the entrants in the Quinté+ event is Lucifer du Pont, a 5-year-old horse representing the stable of trainer Alexandre Buisson. According to Equidia, the current form of Buisson’s stable makes the horse a notable contender for the race.

Lucifer du Pont previously competed at Enghien on July 9, where he secured a second-place finish. In that outing, the horse was positioned within the pack before moving into the third lane on the backstretch. Despite being in suspension during the final turn, he maintained his effort to mount a challenge against Luxe d’Erable. Analysts suggest that the horse, who is a son of Golden Bridge, is well-suited to the Enghien track and has demonstrated consistency in recent performances.

Contenders in the Prix de L’Haÿ-les-Roses

The field for the Quinté+ includes several other participants with recent experience at the Enghien track:

* Lady Bird Jenilat: Trained by Jean-Philippe Raffegeau, this 5-year-old mare finished third at Enghien on July 9. Her performance included overcoming an early hesitation in front of the stands that saw her drop to the back of the field before she rallied in the final stages. * Linna de Vandel: Representing the Abrivard family, she is positioned behind the autostart at number 3. In her previous outing, she was contending for a third-place finish before committing a fault at the midpoint of the final straight. * Faharajah One: Trained by Edoardo Loccisano, this mare previously won a race at Enghien in March. Following a seventh-place finish at Vincennes, where she encountered misfortune at the exit of the final turn, she returns to French competition looking to improve her standing.

Stable Context and Trainer Perspectives

While Lucifer du Pont remains a focus for the Alexandre Buisson stable, the trainer has also expressed his broader outlook on the sport. Reflecting on the achievements of another horse in his care, Nebraska de Ginier, Buisson noted that he and his team work daily to experience significant moments in racing. He remarked that achieving a series of seven victories—as Nebraska de Ginier has done—is considered improbable, particularly when such results occur at the Group level at venues like Vincennes and Enghien.

Additional details regarding the day’s program and betting information for the Quinté+ event and other races on the card can be found through authorized betting operators. Participants are reminded that wagering remains open until the start of each individual race.