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Provides tips regarding the horse races at Longchamp, Marseille, France on September 30, 1995. Includes Flemensfirth; Richard of York; Philanthrop; Petit Poucet; Gunboat Diplomacy; Volochine.

Predicts that the French race horses Ashkalania and Shake The Yoke will win the 1996 Poule d'Essai des Poulains, French 2,000 Guineas and the 1996 Poule d'Essai des Pouliches, 1,000 Guineas, respectively on May 19, 1996 in France. Track records for both French race horses.

Presents information on races horses that are strong contenders in the 1996 Prix du Jockey Club and the French Derby, at Chantilly on June 2, 1996. Mentions of the race horse Longchamp which is trained by Andre Fabre; Winning of the 1996 Group Three Prix Vanteaux by Fabre's Luna Wells; Horse trainer Ian William's plans in relations to seting up a training stable in Southern France.

Reports on the French race horse Valanour ability to repel a strong British challenge in the 1996 Prix Ganay horse race which is scheduled for April 28, 1996 at Longchamp racecourse in France. Recap of the 1990s Ganay which was won by the British race horse Pelder with Alderbrook placing second; Evaluation of the races horses Luson and Flemensfirth who are the British contenders for the 1996 horse racing event.

Presents information on horse racing from Europe. Odds on `Criquette Head's filly; Fillies which won for `Criquette Head'; `Votre Sante' chances at the Guineas; Other horses and their owners.

Claims that Breeders' Cup Turf runner-up Freedom Cry will win the Dubai World Cup on March 27, 1996. Freedom Cry as one of three Andre Fabre entries in the Dubai race; Comments on France's other Breeders' Cup contenders.

Reports on developments in horse racing in Europe. Participation of France in the races at Belmont Park; Turf and Mile races.

Reports on the competitive challenge by race horse Always Earnest against Moonax in horse racing events in France. Rematch of the horses in the Group One Prix Royal-Oak; Season performances and victories of the horses.

Reports on developments related to horse racing in Europe. Includes Young Ern, with Mick Kinane as rider, as the star act in the Group One Prix de la Foret at Longchamp on October 15, 1995; Le Triton as an impressive winner of the Group Three Prix La Rochette; Taufan's Melody for a listed race at Lyon Parilly.

Reports on developments related to horse racing in Europe. Lammatarra's win over Freedom Cry in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe Horse Race in France; Optimism that Daniel Wildenstein's Freedom Cry will win at Belmont Park in New York City; Comments on Frankie Dettori who rod Lammtarra.

Reports on developments regarding horse racing in Europe. Includes Carling's success in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe; Carnegie; With Fascination; Blushing Gleam.

Reports that a clause in the conditions for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe horse race in France prevents the participation of Gunboat Diplomacy, owned by Daniel Wildenstein. Restriction of the field to 20 runners with decision based on total prize money won.

Previews the trials for the Arc de Triomphe horse race in Paris. Andre Fabre's potential for winning in the race; Weather conditions' tieup with the winning of Japanese Oaks winner, Dance Partner; Prospects of Francois Doumen's Sunrise Song.

Presents news and developments on horse racing in Europe. Participation of Missed Flight in the Prix du Moulin on September 3, 1995; Successful race horses from Britain that competed in France.

Reports on the events in the French horse racing circuit. Hernando's win in the Group Three Prix Gontaut-Biron in Deauville, France on the third weekend of August, 1995; Giles Bravery's 60,000 pounds jackpot with Rabican in an EBF restricted race; British victories in the French circuit; Agence Francaise's yearling sale; Difficulties encountered by August visitors to Deaville, France.

Reports on developments of interest to horse racing fans in Europe as of August 16, 1995. Optimism of French horse racing supporters to clinch victory at the August 20, 1995 racing event in Deauville, France; Racing plans of horse trainer Francois Boutin; Holding of the Deauvile race horse sale.

Reports that race horse Green Tune is the horse to beat in the Prix Jacques Le Marois in Chantilly, France. British teams to have the largest delegation; Other big bets in the competition; Some frustrations in horse racing; Presence of women wagers.

Presents horse racing developments in Europe for the weekend ending August 5, 1995. Race horse Smolensk's triumph at Deauville; French 2,000 Guineas; Race horse Sayyedati's missing of an intended run in the Prix de Ris-Orangis.

Profiles various European race horses and discusses their prospects. Scribe, trained by John Hammond; Barricade; Carnegie; Winged Love; Others.

Reports on the activities and goings-on in horse racing in Europe. Trainer Andre Fabre; Hernando's possible trip to the Coral Eclipse Stakes at Sandown, England; Renovation of Deauville; French jockey Dominique Boeuf's brush with the law.

Deals with horse-racing events in Europe. Includes 1995 French Derby; Coronation Cup; Grand Steeplechase de Paris.

Deals with horse racing developments in Europe. Includes death of Francois Doumen's race horse Ubu III; Victory of race horse The Little Thief in the Group Two Prix Vicomtesse Vigier at Longchamp; Prospects of race horses Diffident, Danseur Landais, and Bobinski.

Reports on the chances of race horse Pennekamp of winning the Epsom Derby and the results of the races at Chantilly, France. Appearance of Pennekamp at Chantilly's Les Aigles training ground; Win by Celtic Swing in the Prix du Jockey-Club; Performance of French colts Jarnet and Rifapour; Win by Smolensk.

Focuses on the prospects of racing horse Rifapour in the French Derby in Chantilly, France. Other horse entries.

Features Green Tune, a race horse which is expected to win in the Prix d'Ispahan in Paris, France on May 28, 1995. Efforts to stop the export of top race horses from the country; Green Tune's performance in previous races; Other horses participating in the 1995 Prix d'Ispahan.

Reports on the classic horse-racing shows French 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas in Europe. Telecast of the shows on BBC 2; Participants; Projected performance of race horse Shaanxi.

Reports on horse-racing in Europe. Participation of French horses at Newmarket, England; Comments on Pennekamp, jockeys Andre Fabre and Thierry Jarnet and others.

Analyzes the horses running in the races in Europe. Prix Ganay versus Hernando; Hernando in six place in the Breeders' Cup Turf and fourth in the Japan Cup; Walter Swinburn; Shepton Mallet; Millkom; Peter Chapple-Hyam.

Reports on the performance of the British racehorse Pennekamp at the 1995 Prix Djebel race in Great Britain. Performance of other horses; Racehorse Macoumba's showing at the Prix Imprudence race; French hopefuls to watch out for in the 1995 racing season.

Reports on the race horse Pennekamp's bid to boost its two Thousand Guineas claims in the Prix Djebel in France. Transfer of the race site from Maissons-Lafitte to Evry; Jockey Abdre Fabre's experience at Maissons-Lafitte; Racehorses entered at Evry; Fairy Path's winning debut in group Three Prix du Calvados in Deauville.

Focuses on trainer Freddie Head's participation in the 1997 Agence Francaise Yearling sales in Deauville, France.

Focuses on the possibility that punter Jean Francois Gribomont would cash in on his bets in horse racing events in Deauville, France.

Recounts the author's experience in a bar in Deauville, France wherein he thought a blonde girl was following him only to realize that her dress was caught in the buckle of his belt.

Focuses on the Prix Morny horse race in Deauville, France on August 24, 1997. Features of several race horses competing in the event; Running styles of each horse; Past victories.

Narrates the author's embarrassing experience of swimming in a beach in Deauville, England when swimming was not allowed because of contamination. Rescue by lifeguards; Author as center of attention of people on the beach.

Focuses on the Prix du Haras de Fresnay-Le-Buffard Jacques le Marois in England. List of past winners of the event; Prestige of the event among horse trainers, owners and jockeys.

Speculates on the prospects of stable owner Criquette Head's wards in the Group One Prix Maurice de Gheest in Deauville, France. Assessment of the achievements and capabilities of Head's horses to determine which of them will compete in the event; Other competing horses in the event.

Focuses on the chances of improving horses Florid and Frozen Groom in winning in two separate racing events in England.

Focuses on the potentials of champion race horse Helissio in winning future races despite a loss to Swain in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes in Ascot, England.

Focuses on stable owner Criquette Head's entry field for races in Deauville, England. Reasons for entering a specific horse in a certain event; Training of the horses prior to the event; Comments and assessments of the capabilities of each horse.

Focuses on the prospects of race horse Helissio for winning the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes in Goodwood, England. Helissio's Superstar status among punters; Improvement of performance; Running style.

Features two race horses competing in various events in Great Britain. My Emma; Thierry Jarnet.

Focuses on the prospects of race horse Brilliance for winning the Irish Oaks event in France. Trainer Pascal Bary's comments on the capabilities of the race horse; Other winners trained by Bary.

Focuses on race horse Zelding's victory in the Group Three Prix du Bois in England which prepped him for the Prix Robert Papin in Maisons-Laffitte, France. Robert Collet as trainer; Past race performances.

Focuses on the Grande Course de Haies d'Auteuil horse race in France which race horse Bog Frog handily won. Owner Jameina Scarisbrick's decline to offer an explanation for the ownership change; Assessment of running style.

Focuses on the growing belief among French punters that race horse Helissio is the best horse to compete in their land. Win in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud under the guidance of jockey Cash Asmussen; Elie Lellouche as trainer; Remorse for former trainer Olivier Peslier who has a contract with Daniel Wildenstein which relegated him to being a mere spectator to Helissio's success.

Focuses on trainer Andre Fabre's decision to enter filly Allurement into the Group Three Lancashire Oaks in Haydock, England.

Recounts the author's experience of being trapped inside an elevator in France with a seemingly unbalanced man who is doing a song and dance number and a panicking claustrophobic. Rescue of the author; Tips for travellers to France.

Focuses on race horse Helissio's bid to win the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud in France. Helissio's win in the same events held 12 months before with rider Olivier Peslier; Divided opinion among punters on the merits of Helissio and rival Peintre Celebre.

Features the race horse Nononito from France. Chance to win Ascot Gold Cup; Victory at Prix du Cadran; Appearance at Prix Vicomtesse Vigier; Reports on other horses.