Tuesday afternoons action comes from Dax, a beautiful track in the south-west of France.

Both cards have a lot of decent types on show, in particular in the maiden races, but there are a few horses who stand out for me.

A very entertaining card in store at Le Lion D’angers, with the famous Cross-country taking centre stage for the 2nd race.

However, after all that excitement there is a very decent evening card at La Teste de Buch to finish the weekend, where their summer program

Racing returns to Le Touquet this Friday. Situated in northern France this right handed track offers both Flat and Jumps races and we have a

This Flat right-handed circuit can be a real speed test and plays host to both Flat and Jumps racing, as well as having a trotting circuit.

The biggest day of the year at La Teste, with 2 Listed contests and the Grand Prix de La Teste at 4:00, this is a really quality card

This is a mammoth 11-race card with a mix of flat and hurdles and it is the later races that make most appeal from a punting point of view.

The feature, the Prix du Jockey Club, gave us a winner who is probably the best 3-year-old colt around and the undercard delivered....

There is something for everyone at Strasbourg this Wednesday with a mixed card that gets underway at 10:50 UK time.

Adam shares his views on the first group 1 of the French Turf season, the Prix Ganay, as well as his best bets on this Sundays card at Paris

Thursdays French action starts at Moulins, a beautiful dual purpose track in central France. The right-handed flat track, with its tight...

Whilst she showed last year that she does have the speed for the mile, I think it is more likely that we will see her at her best...

There is probably more attention on this Thursdays Compiegne card than normal and it almost entirely revolves around the return of LE BERRY.

His ability to find under pressure and quicken when required will be a huge advantage in races around Chantilly and Paris Longchamp that...

He is due to start his season at Saint-Cloud on 11th March in the Listed Prix Altipan. That should give us a good guide as to where he sits

That Cheshire Academy has shown such a professional temperament at this stage of his career can only be seen as a positive and he will surel

He holds entries in the Prix du Jockey Club and the Grand Prix de Paris and is clearly well thought of. He is an exciting Colt

Whilst he does need to prove his liking for turf as well as the all-weather, his breeding would suggest that this shouldn't be too much of a

Interview with French Trainer Hugo Merienne