3:25 Longchamp Tips

Quddwah returns to Longchamp for the Prix Daniel Wildenstein and looks set for a much sharper effort than last time. His Moulin run in early September was his first outing since July, and he wasn’t given a hard ride once his chance had gone, so that should have left him spot on for this. The son of Kingman showed his liking for this track when winning a Listed race over the course and distance in May, comfortably accounting for Siam Paragon. He has also shown that, on his day, he can be up to mixing it with genuine Group 1 milers, his fourth in last season’s Prix Jacques le Marois is the standout line of form in this field and his peak RPR of 118 sets the bar here. The form of his Chantilly success in July has held up well, with runner-up Geography winning twice at Group level since in Germany. While he has yet to strike at this sort of level, this Group 2 looks weaker than the company he has been keeping, so he holds leading claims.

Quddwah returns to Longchamp for the Prix Daniel Wildenstein and looks set for a much sharper effort than last time. His Moulin run in early September was his first outing since July, and he wasn’t given a hard ride once his chance had gone, so that should have left him spot on for this. The son of Kingman showed his liking for this track when winning a Listed race over the course and distance in May, comfortably accounting for Siam Paragon. He has also shown that, on his day, he can be up to mixing it with genuine Group 1 milers, his fourth in last season’s Prix Jacques le Marois is the standout line of form in this field and his peak RPR of 118 sets the bar here. The form of his Chantilly success in July has held up well, with runner-up Geography winning twice at Group level since in Germany. While he has yet to strike at this sort of level, this Group 2 looks weaker than the company he has been keeping, so he holds leading claims.