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Chevotel Racing has several horses in training. The basis for the horses in training is Chantilly in France.

Racing

Trainer

Currently Chevotel Racing has the fol- lowing trainers: Pia Brandt, Nicolas Cle- ment, Freddy Head, Jean-Pierre Lopez.

HIPPODROME DE DEAUVILLE
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Chevotel Racing has several horses in training. The basis for the hor- ses in training is Chantilly in France. Ic totaspienis abor si aut imetur adia quia que venihil estrum non et hillibero in num aut assit accus esedi odit quatio bero corrore iuntorSed earumque magnis dolupta.

Racing

Chevotel Racing has several horses in training. The basis for the horses in training is Chantilly in France.

Trainer

Currently Chevotel Racing has the fol- lowing trainers: Pia Brandt, Nicolas Cle- ment, Freddy Head, Jean-Pierre Lopez.

Under the colors of CHEVOTEL RACING, there have been many successful race horses.
CHEVOTEL RACING works together with some of the top trainers in France.
The Racing operation is managed directly by the Rapp family.

Trough out the year’s horses owned by CHEVOTEL RACING (former HORST RAPP RACING) have not been only successful racing in France and Germany. They also contented internationally successfully in Australia, Japan and the USA.

Key black-type horses over the last years:
Tres Blue: Runner up in the German Darby (G1) and winner of the Grand Prix de Deauville (G2) and G3 in France
Orion Star: Runner up in the Grand Prix de Paris (G1) and the Prix du Cadran (G1)
Tres Rapide: Multiple G2 and G3 placed and 4th G1
Orion Love: Multiple G2 and G3 placed and 4th G1 (Prix Vermeille)
Orion Moon: Multiple Listed and G3 placed USA
Tres Rock Glory: Listed winner
Karsabruni: G3 winner
Karlarina: G3 placed, double Listed winner
Tres Valentine: multiple Listed placed
Omana: G3 and Listed placed
Queen Lady: Listed placed
Speedmaster: G2 winner
Irish Queen: Listed placed

Sous les couleurs de CHEVOTEL RACING, de nombreux chevaux de course ont été couronnés de succès.
CHEVOTEL RACING travaille avec certains des meilleurs entraîneurs de France. Les opérations de courses sont gérées directement par la famille Rapp.

Tout au long de l'année, les chevaux appartenant à CHEVOTEL RACING (anciennement HORST RAPP RACING) n'ont pas seulement couru avec succès en France et en Allemagne. Ils ont également connu des succès internationaux en Australie, au Japon et aux États-Unis.

Principaux chevaux de type noir au cours des dernières années :
Tres Blue : Deuxième du Darby allemand (G1) et vainqueur du Grand Prix de Deauville (G2) et en G3 en France
Orion Star : Deuxième du Grand Prix de Paris (G1) et du Prix du Cadran (G1)
Tres Rapide : Placé sur plusieurs listes en G2 et G3 et 4ème en G1
Orion Love : Multiple G2 and G3 placed and 4th G1 (Prix Vermeille)
Orion Moon : Placée sur plusieurs listes en G2 et G3 et 4ème en G1 (Prix Vermeille)
Tres Rock Glory : Placée sur plusieurs listes et en G3 aux États-Unis
Karsabruni : Vainqueur listé
Karlarina : Vainqueur en G3
Tres Valentine : Placée en G3, double vainqueur listé
Omana : Placé sur plusieurs listes
Queen Lady : Placée en G3 et sur liste
Speedmaster : Vainqueur en G2
Irish Queen : Placée sur liste

Les chevaux de CHEVOTEL RACING sont entraînés par :  C&Y Lerner à Maisons - Laffitte , Y. Barberot à Deauville et M. Scandella-Lacaille près de Marseille.

Pour plus d'informations, cliquez ici : France Galop.
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Nicolas Clement
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Known for being the youngest trainer ever to win the prestigious Prix Arc de Triomphe, Nicolas Clement has been among the leading trainers in France for over thirty years. He has had a very successful career to date with over 800 winners.
Nicolas is no stranger to the world of horse racing, Nicolas’ father, Miguel, was a leading trainer in France and Nicolas grew up in the business, exercising horses for his father. His brother, Christophe, is also a successful trainer in America.Nicolas’ first job away from the family stable in 1982 was as a stud trainee at Haras de Clarbec with Mr Olivier Nicol. After a year Nicolas left France to go to America where he worked in Kentucky and California. From 1986 to Sept 1988 Nicolas returned to France and was the main assistant to Mr Francois Boutin, who then was the leading french trainer and had 220 horses.
Nicolas took out his own license in Oct 1988 and trains from his Father’s old stable. He has over 50 horses in training and is regularly in the top 15 with over 480 winners to date and has earned more than €14 millions.

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Freddy Head is a retired champion jockey in Thoroughbred horse racing. Known also as “Freddie”, his grandfather was a jockey as was his father Alec Head who also became a successful trainer and owner of Haras du Quesnay near Deauville. Alec Head’s horses won the Epsom Derby and the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.
In the 1976 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, Freddie Head rode to victory on a horse trained by his father and in 1979 took another win on a horse trained by his highly successful sister, Christiane “Criquette” Head.
A six-time winner of the French jockey’s championship, Freddie Head scored a number of important Group I wins in the United Kingdom and is best known to Americans for his back-to-back victories aboard U.S. Hall of Fame filly Miesque in the 1987 and 1988 Breeders’ Cup Mile.
Freddie Head retired as a jockey in 1997 and began working as a trainer. In 2008, he became the first man ever to win Breeders’ Cup races as both a jockey and trainer when Goldikova won the Mile.

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