What horse racing was at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?

Saint-Cloud (FR) staged 8 races on 23 March 2009, with the going Good To Soft. The full result and every runner for each race are on this page.

Which horses won at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?

The 12:50 Prix de la Gascogne: Blue Rockies (GB); the 1:20 Prix de la Porte de Madrid: Timos (GER); the 1:50 Prix La Camargo: Soneva (USA); the 2:20 Prix Sica Boy: Reve De Nuit (USA); the 2:50 Prix Omnium II: Silver Frost (IRE); the 3:20 Prix Nikellora: Celebra (FR); the 3:50 Prix de Trie-Chateau: Mixedup (GB); the 4:20 Prix du Perigord: Lorzane (FR).

What was the going at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?

The going at Saint-Cloud (FR) was Good To Soft on Turf.

What was the feature race at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?

The feature race was the 1:20 Prix de la Porte de Madrid () (Listed) at Saint-Cloud (FR), won by Timos (GER).

What time was the first race at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?

The first race was the 12:50 Prix de la Gascogne; the last was the 4:20 Prix du Perigord.

Saint-Cloud (FR) Results

Monday 23 March 2009

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Saint-Cloud (FR) staged 8 races on 23 March 2009, with the going Good To Soft. The feature was the Prix de la Porte de Madrid (), won by Timos (GER).

Saint-Cloud (FR) Good To Soft · Turf · 8 races

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12:50 Prix de la Gascogne (Handicap) Flat · 1m2½f · 3 ran
1. 19. Blue Rockies (GB)Won by 1½ lengths · J: Stephane Pasquier · T: Richard Gibson
2. 28. Tarpon (GB)
3. 32. Gassin (FR)
1:20 Prix de la Porte de Madrid () Flat · 1m 4f · 7 ran
1. 14. Timos (GER)Won by a head · J: Olivier Peslier · T: T Doumen
2. 22. Salsalavie (FR)
3. 38. Tangaspeed (FR)33/10
1:50 Prix La Camargo () (Fillies) Flat · 1m · 7 ran
1. 11. Soneva (USA)Won by 2 lengths · J: Christophe Soumillon · T: Yves de Nicolay
2. 27. Rosey De Megeve (GB)
3. 32. Princess Roseburg (USA)
2:20 Prix Sica Boy (Unraced Colts & Geldings) Flat · 1m · 3 ran
1. 18. Reve De Nuit (USA)Won by 5 lengths · J: Maxime Guyon · T: A Fabre
2. 24. Angle Droit (FR)
3. 35. Vrilissos (FR)
2:50 Prix Omnium II () (Colts & Geldings) Flat · 1m · 6 ran
1. 11. Silver Frost (IRE)Won by 1½ lengths · J: Christophe Soumillon · T: Yves de Nicolay
2. 25. Milanais (FR)
3. 34. Calvados Blues (FR)
3:20 Prix Nikellora (Unraced Fillies) Flat · 1m · 3 ran
1. 19. Celebra (FR)Won by three-quarters of a length · J: Olivier Peslier · T: C Laffon-Parias
2. 21. Impressionism (IRE)
3. 37. Fait Accompli (GER)
3:50 Prix de Trie-Chateau (Claimer) Flat · 1m · 4 ran
1. 12. Mixedup (GB)Won by 2 lengths · J: Stephane Pasquier · T: Richard Gibson
2. 28. Pacha De Retz (FR)
3. 33. Romantic Man (GER)
4:20 Prix du Perigord (Handicap) Flat · 1m2½f · 5 ran
1. 15. Lorzane (FR)Won by a neck · J: Christophe Soumillon · T: J-J Boutin
2. 29. Peintre Modern (FR)
3. 32. Unquenchable Fire (IRE)

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Quick answers

What horse racing was at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?: Saint-Cloud (FR) staged 8 races on 23 March 2009, with the going Good To Soft. The full result and every runner for each race are on this page.
Which horses won at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?: The 12:50 Prix de la Gascogne: Blue Rockies (GB); the 1:20 Prix de la Porte de Madrid: Timos (GER); the 1:50 Prix La Camargo: Soneva (USA); the 2:20 Prix Sica Boy: Reve De Nuit (USA); the 2:50 Prix Omnium II: Silver Frost (IRE); the 3:20 Prix Nikellora: Celebra (FR); the 3:50 Prix de Trie-Chateau: Mixedup (GB); the 4:20 Prix du Perigord: Lorzane (FR).
What was the going at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?: The going at Saint-Cloud (FR) was Good To Soft on Turf.
What was the feature race at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?: The feature race was the 1:20 Prix de la Porte de Madrid () (Listed) at Saint-Cloud (FR), won by Timos (GER).
What time was the first race at Saint-Cloud (FR) on 23 March 2009?: The first race was the 12:50 Prix de la Gascogne; the last was the 4:20 Prix du Perigord.