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Left Hand out to grasp group honours for patient Laffon-Parias
La Cressonniere is France’s shortest-priced challenger for the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and her form could receive a significant boost in the Group 3 Prix de Pysche Morocco Cup by SOREC at 1.50.
Left Hand was the only filly to really give the dual Classic winner a race in last month’s Prix de Diane and headlines a field of seven.
“She got a dream run in the Diane,” said Pierre-Yves Bureau, racing manager to the Wertheimer brothers, for whom Carlos Laffon-Parias trains Left Hand. “She was ill when she made her comeback at the start of the season but Carlos has always thought she was a very good filly and we were beaten by a champion and she was clear second.
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