There had been warnings of as much as 25mm of rain for Sunday at the start of the week, but the forecast continues to improve, with the latest estimates suggesting 1-2mm on Friday evening and perhaps just 1mm on Sunday morning. The ground at Chantilly continues to slowly dry out and was changed to good to soft from soft on Friday. Nicola McGeady of Ladbrokes added: 'As it stands anything other than a win for Enable or Winter would be considered a welcome result.'ĭespite the ease in Enable's price, William Hill opened a book on the Arc 'without the favourite', making Ulysses and Winter joint market leaders at 4-1. “A combination of Ryan Moore’s decision to ride Winter and the threat of rain-softened ground has seen her odds cut, while Ulysses has been on the drift in recent days and it would be no surprise to see fillies fill the first two places in the betting on Sunday.” Several firms also reported weakness surrounding second favourite Ulysses, who is in danger of being replaced by Winter as the chief market rival to Enable.ĭavid Stevens of Coral, who offered 10-11, said: 'Although Enable is currently odds-on at the head of the betting, she faces a top-class field at the end of a demanding campaign, and from her low draw she's likely to be odds against at some point in the build up to the race. While by no means getting the worst of the draw in being handed stall two in Thursday night's ceremony, Enable was again easy to back, with Blacktype going 11-10, and Betfred, Paddy Power and Betfair Sportsbook offering even money. Winter was the strongest horse in the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe market on Friday as opposition to long-time ante-post favourite Enable began to crystallize around Ryan Moore's mount.

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