For some years, the stands of Vincennes Hippodrome de Paris flourished with flags, banners, scarves, caps or other gadgets to the glory and colors of the trotters who will illustrate themselves on the track. For the Opodo America Prize 2017, whole buses of supporters have been planned for a long time, which will ensure a festive and colorful atmosphere to encourage the champions.
Perhaps inspired by the warm Scandinavian public, and less turbulent but sometimes as loud as the fans of football, the aficionados of the trot no longer hesitate to display their preferences in the stands of Vincennes Hippodrome de Paris. The first supporters truly declared were those of General du Pommeau in the early 2000s. Mostly from the region of origin of his coach, Normandy, they broke into the stands with orange and white scarves in the colors of Their crack, homemade placards, and they loudly showed their encouragement as soon as their favorite appeared on the track. They were then relayed by the tifosi of Varenne, the following years, exuberant to the Italian, then arrived the fans of Jag de Bellouet, Uhlan du Val, Univers de Pan, Ready Cash, etc …
Based mostly in Gascony, the supporters of Timoko, joined by the Dutch truculents, added, in addition to the blue clothing gadgets, like the bonnet that their favorite brings, a sound note with their famous song: Go, go, Timoko! Undeniably, the supporters of Timoko have raised the volume of sound that runs through the spans and grandstands on the days of great events.
From now on, there is also the enthusiastic supporters of Bold Eagle, the fan club they created in homage to their champion, and their particularly important activity on social networks, now an inescapable way of shouting his love to his favorite While ensuring its media coverage. Undoubtedly, for this year’s Opodo Finale EpiqE Series of America, buses coming from all over France after long hours of driving will pour into the stands enthusiastic and voluble fans who will ensure an atmosphere worthy of the event in encouraging their champions with fervor.
(Source: Turfcom)
