Jarnet eyes 'dream' Arc victory on Treve Big-race jockey Thierry Jarnet is eyeing a "dream" result to Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe after partnering Treve in her final workout ahead of her bid for a record third win in the Longchamp showpiece. The five-year-old followed her lead horse on the grass track of Les Aigles on Tuesday morning before quickening clear in her usual exuberant style. Jarnet insists he is concentrating on the race itself rather than Treve potentially becoming the first ever horse to complete a hat-trick in Europe's premier middle-distance prize. "We did the same sort of gallop we did last year. I let her gallop and find her stride behind the lead horse and she did her usual thing in the final two furlongs when she quickened well. She is well," said Jarnet. " It (winning three Arcs) has never been done before. However, it is not my priority. "The most important thing for me is that everything goes well. We would obviously like to fulfil our dream and to win it." At the age of 48, Jarnet is in the twilight of his career, but asked whether he could potentially retire from the saddle if Treve does come home in front this weekend, he said: "I have achieved most of my goals, but there is still one race that I would love to win and that is the Prix du Jockey Club. However, I'm not going after it as such. We shall see if that it happens or not. "Should we win on Sunday, it wouldn't change anything. I have no plans to stop riding, as there are still many moments to be enjoyed on the track." Treve's trainer Criquette Head-Maarek also gave her seal of approval to the Tuesday morning blow-out, adding: "My impression is good. She is well, she was not pulling, she was very relaxed. "The pacemaker was going a good pace and she came very easy. "Thierry thinks she is in top form, so let's keep our fingers crossed."
