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Sixteen runners have been left standing for Sunday’s Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with Roger Varian’s Postponed heading the betting at 7/4. Japanese raider Makahiki is next in the betting at 5/1.
Aidan O'Brian's Found spearheads a strong Irish assault and is currently priced at 7/1 to go one better than her runner-up spot in the Irish Champion Stakes. O’Brien will also be represented by Order Of St George (14/1) and Highland Reel (25/1).
Epsom Derby and Irish Derby winner, Harzand, who disappointed in the Irish Champion Stakes, will be hoping to bounce back and is currently priced at 8/1.
New Bay who finished third in the race last year is priced at 12/1 to go two places better this year whilst Left Hand who was last seen winning the Vermeille Group 1 Stakes at Chantilly is priced at 16/1
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