The second edition of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Prize – Charity Race fulfilled all its promises, as the 16 associations for which the 1600-meter gallop race, counting as a Quinté +, was organized, all received a grant.
Some were linked to the Princely Family’s Foundations, others specifically dedicated to the world of racing, and other local charitable associations dedicated to children and people in need.
Gareth Wittstock, brother of H.S.H Princess Charlene of Monaco, who presided over this Charity Race equestrian event, presented the awards in the stands alongside François Forcioli-Conti, President of the Côte d’Azur Horse Racing Society, in front of an audience of personalities representing associations and sponsors, and a large crowd that gathered for this exceptional day, during which the first stage of the Défi du Galop also took place, a prestigious challenge contested over 15 racecourses in France and abroad.
The Charity Race was won by Namasjar No. 13, ridden by Tony Piccone, awarding the Princess Grace Foundation a check for €10,000.
