Goliath returned to winning ways in La Coupe at Paris Longchamp on Sunday. The race has been won by the likes of Cirrus des Aigles, No Risk at All and Robin of Navan. It was a good piece of placement, but other than confirming his fitness, we didn't learn a great deal more about him. Here's why;

Midak is the more likely of the French pair, but all of the media attention on Francis-Henri Graffard’s Colt has overshadowed that fact that Juddmonte have also chosen to send a runner from France.

Early speed and the ability to quicken around a bend will mean that there are lots of options open to a 2-year-old filly like her.

The 18-runners in the Prix du Jockey Club looks like a difficult puzzle to solve, but I have found a pair of each-way bets on the undercard at Chantilly.

I’m a great believer that you don’t know how good a horse is until it’s been beaten.

Mambonumberfive, St Donat's, Gaelic Warrior and Sans Bruit have all run in the Prix Rocking Chair in the last 5 seasons. Did we see a horse of that ability in this year's renewal? Well quite possibly.

Could he win the Arc? Absolutely. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

His earlier form is working out well and this was not a 12/1 fluke given the way the race panned out.

She is a Wootton Bassett filly and there are several Black Type performers in her immediate pedigree. That will surely be the first aim with her now.

The star name on the card runs in the first race, as Richard Hannon's Haatem takes on 5 rivals in the Listed Prix de Montretout.

After such an impressive debut, his connections must be thinking about the Graded races in the autumn, if British and Irish suitors don't tempt them to sell.

All roads clearly lead to the Arc, though the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud must now be tempting after this romp.

If Maxime Guyon can get him into a good position behind the pace, he should have too much speed for his rivals.

This was a comprehensive victory and is on a par with the level of form achieved by the recent winners of this race.

She looks to be the wrong price and if this develops into a sprint finish, she might just have too much speed for them.

He started well from his low draw, held the inside rail and then quickened away to win as he liked.

Today, she stated her claim to be the best 2-year-old that we have seen so far.

He would surely stay a mile now on this evidenced there is probably still more improvement to come after this.

Given the numerous winning 3-year-old debutantes that the yard has sent out so far this season, he is hard to ignore.

A review of the first Listed race of the season for the 2-year-olds, the Prix des Reves D'Or at Vichy