Racing: Limpid motors to Grand Prix

Sunday 21 June 1998 23:02 BST

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OLIVIER PESLIER just got the better of Frankie Dettori as the Andre Fabre-trained Limpid beat the Godolphin runner, Almutawakel, by a neck in the Group One Grand Prix de Paris over 10 furlongs at Longchamp yesterday.

The first two home - coupled in the betting as 4-1 chances - finished three lengths in front of the odds-on favourite, Croco Rouge, who took third. The Barry Hills-trained Prolix, with Pat Eddery aboard, was fifth.

Limpid, owned by Sheikh Mohammed, is now likely to be aimed at the Arc.

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