Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe Odds : Live Streaming Options from Longchamp as Camelot goes for glory

Aiden O’Brien’s Camelot is the current market leader in the betting for the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at odds of 3/1, as horse racing fans can watch all the horse racing from Longchamp with Paddy Power’s live stream service.

In many people’s eyes, the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe is the best flat horse racing of the entire year. Taking place at Longchamp in Paris, this thrilling prospect is steeped in history and has the third most significant prize money available across the world.

The excitement is certainly building ahead of the 2012 Prix de l’Arc, set to get underway on Sunday with a field packed with potential winners.

Looking at the details of this famous race, it is worth noting that it is a Group 1 flat horse race that takes place across 2,400 metres. Ever since its introduction in 1920, its reputation has grown with some world famous winners over the years.

Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe Live Streaming – How to Watch

You can watch all the action and Camelot in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe this weekened with Paddy Power. Simply click here to forward to the special landing page and navigate to ‘Watch Live’ at the top of the page and continue. You can also claim £250/€250 in free bets as you watch! Exclusive!

In 2011, it was the year for Danedream. Becoming only the second German horse ever to win this race, it was yet another great Prix de l’Arc memory. Unfortunately though, due to an infection, Danedream will not be taking part this year.

So, who are the main contenders?

The favourite is a household name when it comes to horses – Camelot. The Aidan O’Brien trained horse will be ridden by the popular Frankie Dettori and is without doubt the star attraction on Sunday.

There is a joint favourite too though with Japan’s Orfevre many punter’s pick for success in Paris this weekend. Winner of the Japanese Triple Crown, this tremendous horse showed encouraging form in a Prix Foy victory in the lead up to this one.

It may well come down to a shoot-out between Camelot and Orfevre – both available at 3/1 for the win – but it is worth looking at those next in line to make an impact.

Saonois, Shareta and Sea Moon are all at the 9/1 mark, while at 10/1 you have the likes of Masterstroke, St Nicholas Abbey and Great Heavens.

It is definitely a strong field and this should be yet another fantastic day in the history of this race, with the main entertainment value coming thanks to the prospect of Camelot and Orfevre doing battle for the win.

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