Aga Khan Studs homebred filly Valasara was a stakes-winner last year at two and upped the ante in France overnight winning the Group III Prix de Seine-et-Oise (1200m) at Chantilly.
Trained by Francis-Henri Graffard and ridden by Mickael Barzalona, Valasara was a last start Listed winner a the same track and took a step forward with this tenacious neck win in a big field of 18.
?? New group winner by #HelloYoumzain ! Unbeaten at 2, Valasara takes the Prix de Seine et Oise Gr.3 over 1200m at Chantilly ?? Congratulations to the breeder @AgaKhanStuds and all the connections @GraffardRacing @mickaelbarzalon ?? https://t.co/xo7WQxK1Uf
— Haras d'Etreham (@Haras_d_Etreham) October 26, 2026
Valasara has had four wins from six starts and is the best of three winners from Valdaya, a winning half-sister by Acclamation to Group I winner Valyra, Group II winner Valirann and stakes-winner Valiyr.

She is one of 18 stakes-winners worldwide for Hello Youmzain, who is back at Cambridge Stud this spring at a fee of $20,000.









