Amiens Horse Racing Tips

4th in the coveted and competitive Gr.3 Prix de la Cote d'Azur before running 3rd in the Gr.3 Prix Jean Rene Gougeon in late-January, KAPTAIN DU LIAMONE (14) has decent right-handed references and is easy to fancy for the win. He will nevertheless face a stiff challenge from JILORD VIVA (16) who ran 5th that day before superbly securing a Vincennes Class B a fortnight ago, and the wonderfully consistent HADES DE L'ITON (15) who made short work of a Cagnes Gr.3 last time out. JUST DE L'OISON (8) appears the best bet from the front line and looks a player on his Amiens bow. That said, JENTIL DIESCHOOT (2) has been firing on all cylinders and must be taken seriously.

KINGMAN DELO (14) may not have been seen out since last August but he faces a relatively modest task, from the 2nd row, on his return to racing, and will be competitively-shod for the occasion. Pascal Garreau will still want to be wary of lone back-row starter, HUNMEC SOMOLLI (16), who sports modified shoeing for his first objective of the season, and KRONOS D'ERPION (8) who should not be hastily-judged for his Mauquenchy blip. In the frame in his last 4, JASMIN DANOVER (13) will be shod for his Amiens debut and is unlikely to disappoint.

KIRENE FLASH (4) went close more than once last season before being put away; she has a pair of runs under her belt by now and, excellent when barefoot, can secure her first victory since August 2024. She will be opposed though by KLOE D'ARRY (6) who is both ideally-positioned and ideally-engaged. KUEEN DE MONGUERET (12) left a very good impression on her recent Nantes comeback and will not be sent out at 98-1 this time. KANELLE D'OUVILLE (3) is very hard to knock when barefoot and focused and the draw will do her prospects no disservice.

Unraced since debuting well at Neuille-Pont-Pierre last summer, NAVAKI PLANCHETTE (5) has since changed yards. He will have come on over the winter and returns to the track with a decent chance of losing his maiden tag. Tim Schwarma will still want to be mindful of NEVER ON TIME (7) who will be reined by Alexandre Abrivard for the occasion, and Christopher Nicole's nicely-related debutant, NILIPPE MAUZUN (1), who is most certainly one to watch.

One of the toughest horses here and in top form since the turn of the year, LINO GUILLERVILLE (7) makes his Amiens bow with every chance of making it a successful one. Better-placed on the front line though, and proven racing clockwise, LOULIANA DE VANDEL (4) will have his chances. Back to racing barefoot after reassuring at Mauquenchy, LORENZO GEDE (1) looks competitively well in, as does the well-positioned LOUBIANA DU BOURG (5) who has turned a corner recently.

As solid as a rock since coming south, FEROX BRICK (6) races shod for his re-entry run and, reunited with Alexandre Abrivard who imposed with him at Lisieux last September, can get straight back down to business. Compatriot DEE GODFATHER (7) opened his French account at Saint-Galmier and returns to racing right-handed with a a reasonable chance of imposing. A reconfigured JIHERE DU PORET (10) has buckets of spirit but has bags of ability too, and his place is in the money if Alexis Collette manages to keep him focused. Third at Cabourg prior to failing to produce the goods at Vincennes, ISOLINA (8) has yet to disappoint for Victor Saussaye and has freshness on her side.

Proven in Sweden, Italy, and most recently at Vincennes, DILVA JET (2) will be entrusted to Alexandre Abrivard for the first time and, in the absence of the boys this time, looks thoroughly capable of imposing. ISLA (GER) (1), however, has taken particularly well to French conditions and will be no easy touch. KAXIG IN (10) reverts to racing shod after disappointing in Paris last month and benefits from a Matthieu Abrivard drive for the occasion. JUNKIE (SWE) (6) showed some encouraging signs at Laval a fortnight ago and a similar performance could see her back in the frame.

MILO JO (9) returns to racing right-handed, and sports a fresh configuration, following a pair of Vincennes eliminations. He has been handed a second-row draw but is plainly in form and, with application, can open his 2026 account. MARIE CHARLOTTE (1) has run 2nd in her last 4 starts though and will be a tough nut to crack if she takes to the Amiens profile. Entrusted to Alexandre Abrivard for the first time, and already a winner here, MARVELOUS PIYA (4) enjoys a good spot behind the car and will be dangerous if focused. Another with a similar profile, MAUNY DE PLAY (8) returns to racing shod and should have the wherewithal to finish close.