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Racecourse statistics
Every runner at Saint-Malo in our archive in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021): who wins here, how favourites fare, the biggest-priced winners, the draw and the angles that have paid at SP.
Our French data is a selection of meetings, not every meeting held: these figures cover the meetings supplied to us.
Figures as at 1 Nov 2026, 05:58 · last meeting in our archive 28 Aug 2026
Covers 1 November 2021 – 1 November 2026
Saint-Malo has staged 33 races over 6 meetings in our archive in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021), with 339 runners.
Favourites have won 45.0% of their runs here (18 from 40), a level-stakes P/L of +13.08 points to a £1 stake at SP.
Edouard Monfort has the most winners here (3 from 8 runners, 37.5%).
Leo Roussel has the most winners here (4 from 16 rides, 25.0%).
No trip here shows the lowest and highest thirds of the stalls more than 3 points apart on 100 or more runs each.
No angle here has made a level-stakes profit at SP in both periods we test.
Favourites have won 45.0% of their runs here (18 from 40), a level-stakes P/L of +13.08 points to a £1 stake at SP.
Favourites include joint favourites. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 runs. Fair A/E compares wins with a margin-stripped market expectation at SP. Favourite-heavy samples naturally read a few points warm, so 1.05 means "beat the margin-free market read", not "the market underrates this by 5%". £1 P/L is level stakes at SP.
Edouard Monfort has the most winners here (3 from 8 runners, 37.5%).
Ordered by winners here; a tie goes to the fewer runners.
£1 P/L is level stakes at SP. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 runners.
Leo Roussel has the most winners here (4 from 16 rides, 25.0%).
Ordered by winners here; a tie goes to the fewer rides.
£1 P/L is level stakes at SP. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 rides.
No horse has won 3 or more times here in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
The biggest-priced winner here in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021) was Daryoza (FR) at 28/1 on 28 August 2026.
No trip here shows the lowest and highest thirds of the stalls more than 3 points apart on 100 or more runs each.
Stall number as a share of the field: low is the lowest third of the stalls. Flat races with 8 or more runners. Fair A/E near 1.00 means the market had already priced the draw in.
Past results at starting price, not a forecast. Each angle made a £1 level-stakes profit in both periods (Jan 2005 – Oct 2021, and since Nov 2021), with at least 100 SP-priced runs and 10 winners in all, and is still in profit with its single biggest winner taken out. The same on every view of this page.
No angle at Saint-Malo clears those tests. Nothing here has paid consistently at SP — which is itself worth knowing.
Favourites (joint favourites included) have won 18 of 40 runs at Saint-Malo in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021) — 45.0%, a £1 level-stakes P/L of +13.08 points at SP (as at 1 Nov 2026).
Edouard Monfort, with 3 winners from 8 runners (37.5%) in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
Leo Roussel, with 4 winners from 16 rides (25.0%) in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
No horse has won 3 or more times at Saint-Malo in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
Daryoza (FR) at 28/1 on 28 August 2026 in the Prix Association Des Courses De Nantes (Prix Julien Brossais) — the biggest starting price among Saint-Malo winners in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
No trip at Saint-Malo shows the lowest and highest thirds of the stalls more than 3 points apart on samples of 100 or more runs each, in Flat races of 8 or more runners in the last 5 years (since 1 November 2021).
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