Frankie Dettori looking to make one final withdrawal from 'cash machine' Kinross

Frankie Dettori will have trusted ally Kinross for company in what could be his final ride on French soil when he partners the defending champion in the Qatar Prix de la Foret on Sunday.

The retiring Italian has enjoyed plenty of success at ParisLongchamp throughout his distinguished career and little under two hours after John and Thady Gosden's Free Wind will be his last ride in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, it is Ralph Beckett's evergreen six-year-old that will provide his swansong on the Arc-day card.

Dettori has formed a formidable partnership with Kinross over the last few seasons with the duo counting victory in this contest amongst four big-race victories last term.

The horse the 52-year-old has affectionately referred to as a "ATM machine" in the past now returns to the French capital looking as good as ever following victories at Goodwood and York this summer, and owner Marc Chan's 10-time scorer sets the standard in this Group One event as the pair search for one final triumph together in Europe.

"Knowing Frankie as long as I've known Frankie, he's not really one to become emotionally attached to horses, but one thing is for sure, he really does like this horse and is fond of him," said Jamie McCalmont, racing manager for the owner.

"I remember last year by the time that race was run, the English crowd had got a fair few drinks in them and when they went back into the winner's enclosure the crowd were chanting 'oh Frankie Dettori'. It was pretty cool.

"Let's hope they are all singing again."

Further British interest in the race is provided by Charlie Hills' Pogo and Richard Hannon's pair of Happy Romance and Shouldvebeenaring - with the latter hoping to provide owners Middleham Park with back-to-back Arc day Group