Prix de Diane

The Prix de Diane is a prestigious horse race held annually in France, specifically for three-year-old fillies (young female horses). Usually run in June at the Chantilly Racecourse, it covers a long distance on turf, testing the endurance and speed of the horses. Often called the French Oaks, it’s a key event in the horse racing calendar, attracting top-class contenders and large crowds. The race is a celebration of equine talent and breeding excellence, with its victory offering significant prestige and value to the winning owner and trainer.