Seventeen remain in contention for Sunday’s Group 1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, with further supplementary entries expected on Wednesday.

Whilst all major prospects remain in the mix, Ed Walker's Almaqam, third in the Group 2 Prix Foy, has been taken out due to ground concerns and is likely to re-route to British Champions Day at Ascot. André Fabre has also omitted last year's fifth-placed Sevenna's Knight.

Triple Group 1 winner and Epsom Oaks heroine Minnie Hauk, who currently heads the market alongside Aventure at 7/2, is awaiting the supplementation stage to have her participation confirmed. Kalpana, who the latter deposed as favourite following a sub-par all-weather trial at Kempton, seeks to emulate Juddmonte's win last year courtesy of Bluestocking.

Three Japanese-trained colts provide further international interest, with Croix Du Nord, Alohi Alii, and Byzantine Dream heading to Longchamp on Sunday in pursuit of their country's long-awaited first Arc triumph.

With little significant rain forecast for Paris this week, a current going description of souple at Longchamp is expected to be maintained as we progress toward the opening day of the meeting on Saturday.

Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe : Remaining Entries

Giavellotto - Marco Botti

White Birch - John Joseph Murphy

Arrow Eagle - Jean-Claude Rouget

Sosie - Andre Fabre

Los Angeles - Aidan O'Brien

Byzantine Dream - Tomoyasu Sakaguchi

Estrange - David O'Meara

Quisisana – Francis-Henri Graffard

Kalpana - Andrew Balding

Aventure - Christophe Ferland

Daryz - Francis Graffard

Leffard - Jean-Claude Rouget

Cualificar - André Fabre

Hotazhell - Jessica Harrington

Croix Du Nord - Takashi Saito

Alohi Alii - Hiroyasi Tanaka

Gezora – Francis-Henri Graffard

Paddy Power: 7/2 Aventure, Minnie Hauk, 8/1 Croix Du Nord, Sosie, 9/1 Byzantine Dream, 12/1 Cualificar, Kalpana, 14/1 Alohi Alii, Daryz, 16/1 Gezora, 20/1 Estrange, Giavellotto, 33/1 Los Angeles, Quisisana, White Birch, 50/1 Leffard, 66/1 Arrow Eagle, Hotazhell