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Dino the Master for Reveley and Macaire at the end of attritional test
Guillaume Macaire poses with his two star four-year-olds, Master Dino (left) and Tunis, following their one-two finish in the G1 Prix Renaud du Vivier at AuteuilCredit: Racing Post / Scott Burton
Prix Renaud du Vivier (Grade 1 Hurdle) 4yo | 2m3½f
With only nine Grade 1 prizes on offer at Auteuil throughout the year, wins at the very top level are hard to come by, but James Reveley made it two for the year as he added to his Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris success with a decisive win aboard Master Dino.
As well as proving a deterrent to presidents, persistent rain in the Paris area had pushed Auteuil to the heavy end of the spectrum for the first time all autumn.
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