He closed favourite at just 1.50 at the Pmu and Go On Boy fully respected the prediction by dominating the Prix de France without any problems, regardless of the size of the gap. Romain Derieux’s pupil took the lead even before the start of the climb and largely held off all attempts by his rivals, finishing at an average of 1.10.1 per km. Second was Inmarosa (Leo Abrivard), while the podium was completed by Don Fanucci Zet (P. Ploquin).
Chapter Italians: Ampia Mede started in second position at the rope, but then failed to come to the outside in advantageous conditions and therefore ran ‘to the rest’ sprinting in the finishing line, gaining something and finishing in an honourable sixth place. For Banderas Bi (eighth) it was an onerous course with wide stretches in the third lane reaching the winner’s side, but then paying for the effort in the last 200 metres of the race.
