The Prix Jacques le Marois, a prestigious European race, is set to take place on Sunday, with 12 horses remaining in the competition. The race suffered a setback when Bow Echo was injured and retired, but the remaining contenders are still strong. Rayif, the French 2,000 Guineas winner, is among the potential stars, having pleased the Aga Khan Studs team and trainer Francis Graffard with his performance. Rayif's ability to handle testing conditions in the French Guineas and his recent success in the Prix Maurice de Gheest make him a strong contender. However, the race is still wide open, with other horses like Zeus Olympios, Puerto Rico, and Precise also in the running. The secret adversary, Thesecretadversary, is reportedly being lined up for the Sky Bet City of York Stakes, but has been left in the Marois. Two highly-regarded Japanese contenders, Sixpence and Strauss, are already in Deauville, adding to the excitement. The race is expected to be a close competition, with British and Irish interest represented by More Thunder and Power Blue. The Prix Jacques le Marois is a mile race, and the remaining entries include Zeus Olympios, Dreamliner, Sixpence, Strauss, More Thunder, No Lunch, Sir Tommy Cen, Rayif, Power Blue, Thesecretadversary, Puerto Rico, Precise, and Bow Echo. The race is a mile, and the remaining entries include Zeus Olympios, Dreamliner, Sixpence, Strauss, More Thunder, No Lunch, Sir Tommy Cen, Rayif, Power Blue, Thesecretadversary, Puerto Rico, Precise, and Bow Echo. The race is expected to be a close competition, with British and Irish interest represented by More Thunder and Power Blue. The Prix Jacques le Marois is a prestigious European race, and the remaining entries are strong contenders, making it a highly anticipated event.
