Longchamp Horse Racing Preview & Tips — 13 September 2026

Welcome to our comprehensive guide for the racing at Longchamp today, 13 September 2026. This prestigious French course, which remains a key fixture in international racing, hosts a quality nine-race card today. With the turf surface currently rated as Good to Soft, conditions appear set for an excellent day of competition. Whether you are looking for a Longchamp preview or searching for the latest Longchamp tips, our analysis covers everything you need to know to navigate the day’s action.

Meeting Statistics

With a massive total prize purse of £211,149 on offer across nine races, this meeting features a highly competitive blend of established talent and promising youth.

• Total horses declared: 112
• Number of races: 9
• Total prize money: £211,149
• Average field size: 12.4
• Longest race: Prix De L'hotel Du Chevalier-du-guet (10.0f)
• Shortest race: Prix Du Petit Couvert (Group 3) (5.0f)
• Highest-rated horse: Monteille (109)
• Youngest horse: Dostoievsky (3 years old)
• Oldest horse: Get Set (9 years old)
• Number of debutants: 0
• Combined official ratings: 1111

Big Money Races

The afternoon is headlined by the Super Handicap De La Rentree over 10.0f, which boasts the highest prize of €47,999. In the Group 3 Prix Du Petit Couvert (Group 3) (5.0f), the field includes the highly-rated Monteille (109) and the consistent Stolen Kiss. Finally, the Dubai Racing Carnival Prix Du Pin (group 3) (7.0f) features a sharp field of seven, including the talented Fort Payne and Bamako Beach.

Tips & Best Bets

Currently, there are no specific shortest-priced horse data available for today's races. Please check the full racecard for the latest live market movements and odds closer to post-time.

Key Trainers, Jockeys & Owners

The meeting sees several prominent connections in action. Among the busiest trainers are F-H Graffard and N Caullery, who each have 6 runners on the card, followed by Y Barberot with 5. In the saddle, Cristian Demuro leads the way with 8 mounts, ahead of Maxime Guyon (7) and the pair of Pierre-Charles Boudot and Alexis Pouchin (6 each). The ownership front is dominated by Wertheimer Frere, who have 4 entries.

For a full breakdown of the field, runners, and latest market odds, view the full racecard.