OLYMPIC MAJESTY, who won impressively on his racecourse debut at Navan last week, will be the only Irish-trained runner in Sunday's Group One Grand Criterium at Longchamp. Charles O'Brien has booked Arc-winning jockey Olivier Peslier to partner the Law Society colt.
There are also three British-trained horses left in after yesterday's acceptance stage. The trio include leading 2,000 Guineas hope Revoque, trained by Peter Chapple-Hyam and to be ridden by John Reid.
The other British acceptors are Curragh National Stakes second Referendum, the probable mount of Pat Eddery, and John Gosden's highly regarded Newbury winner King Sound.
The four home acceptors for the one-mile contest are Aneysar, Fine Fellow, Majorien and Nombre Premier. Other acceptors are the Bulgarian pair Le Topolino and Wild Thyme.
. Decorated Hero (Thierry Jarnet) continued John Gosden's golden autumn by taking the £18,445 Listed Prix Eugene de Savoie (1m) from La Fra Angelico at Longchamp yesterday.
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