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July 2008 Vol. 16 No. 3 2 〜 3 3 〜 4 4 〜 5 5 〜 6 6 〜 8 Reflections on Fuji JAIR President & Brian’s Time 2008 Hidaka and Research on heart Kiseki CEO Visits Korea’s Reaches 1,300 JRA Hokkaido Training rate of race horses Busan Gyeongnam Wins Sale Race Park 8 Japanese Principal Race Results Photo by Kiichi Yamamoto 1 Reflections on Fuji Kiseki Naohiro Goda Zenya Yoshida introduced Sunday Silence to Japan in the spring of 1991. Word has it that most Japanese breeders were skeptical about this horse’s future as a sire. Some said there was a problem with his overly stormy temperament being passed on. Some said they did not care for his cow hocks (a limb deformity in the gambrels called splay foot or knock knees). And some, imagining a muscular physique because he was said to be a dirt champion from America, voiced disappointment when at first sight, he appeared to be a fragile, gangly-legged horse. Fuji Kiseki, debuted in summer 1994 as one of the first year’s crop, utterly dispelled such talk and offered our first inkling that Sunday Silence Fuji Kiseki (by Sunday Silence) was not just any horse and may well be a super sire. Fuji Kiseki reigned Kiseki became the 15th ranked stallion winner and milers like Koiuta, who as champion two-year-old with three for two-year-olds and was ranked won the Victoria Mile (JRA’s top- flawless, consecutive victories in a fourth among new sires. Although he ranked race for mares only), there griffin race in Niigata, the Momiji produced Tosho Andre, who won the have also been horses that boasted Stakes, which he captured in a record Chunichi Shimbun Hai (GIII, as of stamina like Niigata Jump Stakes (J • time, followed by the Asahi Hai (GI, 1998) at the end of his fourth year and GIII) winner Demolition Man. -
20151202 HKIR2015 FORMGUIDE E.Pdf
Welcome to the LONGINES Hong Kong International Races 2015 – The Turf World Championships on Sunday, 13 December. The HK$83 million LONGINES Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday, 13 December have attracted a stellar line-up of Group 1 stars. A total of 31 international G1 winners are among the 55 entries selected for the world’s great end-of-year G1 extravaganza. The world-class contenders for the Turf World Championships feature returning LONGINES Hong Kong Vase champion Flintshire, Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint victor Mongolian Saturday from the U.S., Japan’s outstanding miler Maurice, the brilliant French mare Esoterique, Australia’s top-class galloper Criterion and Ireland’s crack middle-distance runner Free Eagle. In the FORM GUIDE of each race, the PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS table provides you with a bird-eye's view of the race. This at-a-glance guide gives you a full form summary of the horses in a simple and concise table. Another handy tool is the INTERNATIONAL RATINGS CHART. In weight-for-age races like the LONGINES HKIR, generally speaking, the higher a horse's rating, which is based on racing performance, the better its chance to win. A preliminary SPEED CHART has been included to assist in identifying likely positions in running. Please note that this is preliminary only and the full Speed Map will be available after barrier draw in the SpeedPOWER Form Guide on www.hkjc.com/english/formguide/formguide.asp. If you need further information and analysis, just flip over to the next section where you will find the COMPREHENSIVE PAST PERFORMANCE of the horses. -
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2017 Sunday November 12th post time 15:40 Race 11 THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 CUP G1 KYOTO Racecourse 2200m Turf (right handed), 3-Year-Olds & Up Fillies & Mares 54kg for 3-year-olds,56kg for 4-year-olds & up Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2014 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 200,480,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of November 1st Please note: *1 Track conditions are described according to Japanese standard which consists of four levels and description may differ from that of the country where the race was run. Four levels: Turf - firm, good, yielding, soft Dirt - standard, good, muddy, sloppy *2 The colomn "Breeder" used to indicate "breeding farm" until Dec 2006, however, from Jan 2007 it indicates "broodmare's owner". Due to this modification in the database, NOT all of the Breeder data are available. *3 Margin is described in terms of time difference (seconds) for Japanese races. For most of the foreign races it is in terms of length, but in some cases the fractions may be adjusted (eg. 9 3/4 Lg ---> 10 Lg). *4 "Total Money Earned in JRA races" includes Stakes Money but does not include Participation Incentive Money. Crocosmia(JPN) Dark Bay F4 56 kg Stay Gold-() Developpe Boston Harbor past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 19 - 5 - 1 - 3 - 10 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 159,326,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Ryoichi Otsuka Katsuichi Nishiura Hideo Takadaru Track Cond. of final strech Weight Position order Status Official Finish time Win Win Horse Winner Margin First three finishers and finishing time of winner Date Racecourse Race Distance Jockey Runners Condition in Jump races * (Kg) 1c 2c 3c 4c at WP to note Placing (1/10s) Odds Fav. -
The Japan Cup in Association with LONGINES
The 40th Running of The Japan Cup in association with LONGINES Press Information THE JAPAN RACING ASSOCIATION November 2020 SCHEDULE Date Event Nov. 29 (Sun.) ... JAPAN CUP (12th Race, 3:40 p.m) Last year’s Winner: Suave Richard (JPN, by Heart’s Cry) *1Information is as of November 15, 2020 *2Race record of Japanese horses includes both JRA the regional and races overseas, while record of JRA trainers and jockeys includes JRA flat races only unless otherwise indicated. 1 Japan Autumn International 40th JAPAN CUP Date of Race: Sunday, November 29, 2020 Racecourse: Tokyo Racecourse Distance: 2,400 meters (about 12 furlongs), turf, left-handed Age: 3-year-olds & up Weight: 4-year-olds & up: 57 kilograms (about 126 lbs.) 3-year-olds: 55 kilograms (about 121 lbs.) Allowance: Fillies and Mares: 2 kilograms Southern Hemisphere Horses born in 2017: 2 kilograms Safety Factor: 18 runners Total Value: JPY 648,000,000 (about US$ 5,892,000) (Note: US$1 = ¥110) Prize Money Participation Incentive Money Winner JPY 300,000,000 (US$ 2,727,273) 6th JPY 24,000,000 (US$ 218,182) 2nd JPY 120,000,000 (US$ 1,090,909) 7th JPY 21,000,000 (US$ 190,909) 3rd JPY 075,000,000 (US$ 0,681,818) 8th JPY 18,000,000 (US$ 163,636) 4th JPY 045,000,000 (US$ 0,409,091) 9th JPY 09,000,000 (US$ 081,818) 5th JPY 030,000,000 (US$ 0,272,727) 10th JPY 06,000,000 (US$ 054,545) Bonus System: Japan Cup For the winners of races below in 2020 Bonus 2020 H. -
Past Performance 2016 Kikuka
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2016 Sunday October 23th post time 15:40 Race 11 THE KIKUKA SHO (JAPANESE ST.LEGER) G1 KYOTO Racecourse 3000m Turf (right handed), 3-Year-Olds, Colts and Fillies 57kg for Colts, 55kg for Fillies Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2013 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 248,400,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of October 13th Please note: *1 Track conditions are described according to Japanese standard which consists of four levels and description may differ from that of the country where the race was run. Four levels: Turf - firm, good, yielding, soft Dirt - standard, good, muddy, sloppy *2 The colomn "Breeder" used to indicate "breeding farm" until Dec 2006, however, from Jan 2007 it indicates "broodmare's owner". Due to this modification in the database, NOT all of the Breeder data are available. *3 Margin is described in terms of time difference (seconds) for Japanese races. For most of the foreign races it is in terms of length, but in some cases the fractions may be adjusted (eg. 9 3/4 Lg ---> 10 Lg). *4 "Total Money Earned in JRA races" includes Stakes Money but does not include Participation Incentive Money. Agnes Forte(JPN) Chestnut C3 57 kg Harbinger-() Agnes Wreath French Deputy past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 11 - 1 - 2 - 0 - 8 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 32,776,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Kumiko Watanabe Hiroyuki Nagahama Takao Watanabe Track Cond. of final strech Weight Position order Status Official Finish time Win Win Horse Winner Margin First three finishers and finishing time of winner Date Racecourse Race Distance Jockey Runners Condition in Jump races * (Kg) 1c 2c 3c 4c at WP to note Placing (1/10s) Odds Fav. -
Worlds Top 100 Races 2012-2014.Xlsx
Country 2014/2015 Date Track Race First Place First Place Jockey Second Place Second Place Jockey Third Place Third Place Jockey Hong Kong 14/12/2014 Sha Tin G1 Longines Hong Kong Cup Designs On Rome (IRE) João Moreira Military Attack (IRE) Zac Purton Criterion (NZ) Hugh Bowman Hong Kong 14/12/2014 Sha Tin G1 Longines Hong Kong Mile Able Friend (AUS) João Moreira Gold-Fun (IRE) Douglas Whyte Grand Prix Boss (JPN) Yasunari Iwata Hong Kong 14/12/2014 Sha Tin G1 Longines Hong Kong Sprint Aerovelocity (NZ) Zac Purton Peniaphobia (IRE) Douglas Whyte Straight Girl (JPN) Yasunari Iwata Hong Kong 14/12/2014 Sha Tin G1 Longines Hong Kong Vase Flintshire (GB) Maxime H. Guyon Willie Cazals (IRE) Douglas Whyte Khaya (NZ) Mirco Demuro Japan 28/12/2014 Nakayama G1 Arima Kinen-The Grand Prix Gentildonna (JPN) Keita Tosaki To the World (JPN) William T. Buick Gold Ship (JPN) Yasunari Iwata Australia 14/02/2015 Caulfield G1 Sportingbet C.F. Orr S. Dissident (AUS) Benjamin John Melham Entirely Platinum (NZ) Dwayne Dunn Mourinho (AUS) Vlad Duric Australia 21/02/2015 Flemington G1 Black Caviar Lightning S. Lankan Rupee (AUS) Craig Newitt Brazen Beau (AUS) Craig A. Williams Deep Field (AUS) James Michael Winks Australia 28/02/2015 Caulfield G1 Italktravel Caulfield Futurity S. Suavito (NZ) Damien Oliver Smokin' Joey (AUS) Christopher Parnham Dissident (AUS) Benjamin John Melham Australia 28/02/2015 Warwick G1 Liverpool City Council Chipping Norton Stakes Contributer (IRE) James Brett McDonald Hartnell (GB) James Doyle I'm Your Man (FR) Blake Aaron Shinn Australia 07/03/2015 Randwick G1 Canterbury S. -
DANON PLATINA (JPN), 121, C, 2, by Deep Impact (Jpn) Deep Impact=S Impressive Acceleration
Andrew Caulfield-December 23, Dana Platina (Jpn) Perhaps there is simply too big a difference between PEDIGREE INSIGHTS the distances of the two races, with the Futurity over a B Y A N D R E W C A U L F I E L D mile and the Derby over a mile and a half. There is still reason for having high hopes of Danon ASAHI HAI FUTURITY S.-G1, -135,820,000, Hanshin, Platina, as the grey has now won the last three of his 12-21, 2yo, c&f, 1600mT, 1:35.90, gd. four starts and has clearly inherited a good measure of 1--s@#DANON PLATINA (JPN), 121, c, 2, by Deep Impact (Jpn) Deep Impact=s impressive acceleration. 1st Dam: Badeelah, by Unbridled's Song Deep Impact, of course, was a superstar in Japan and 2nd Dam: Magical Allure, by General Meeting his valuation as a stallion reflected his sky-high 3rd Dam: Rare Lady, by Never Bend reputation. He was O-Danox Inc; B-Chiyoda Farm; T-Sakae Kunieda; syndicated for a J-Masayoshi Ebina. -71,274,000. Lifetime Record: Japanese record total of 4-3-1-0. Werk Nick Rating: B. Click for the -5.1 billion, the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree. equivalent at the time of Dam purchased by Polo Green Stable at KEENOV 2010 nearly $43 million. His first runners did nothing Click for the JRA chart and video. Click for the free to diminish his status brisnet.com catalogue-style pedigree. when they reached the The narrowness of Dortmund (Big Brown)=s victory track in 2010, with Deep over Firing Line and Mr. -
THE 68TH HANSHIN JUVENILE FILLIES (G1) Races for Two-Year-Olds Were Held for the First Time in 1946 at Tokyo
FROM: Yoshiyasu Honda General Manager, Media & Publicity Department, THE JAPAN RACING ASSOCIATION (JRA) DATE: December 11, 2016 SUBJECT: RESULTS OF THE 68TH HANSHIN JUVENILE FILLIES (G1) Races for two-year-olds were held for the first time in 1946 at Tokyo. As the number of contenders increased, championship races—the Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes (predecessor to the Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes) and the Hanshin Sansai Stakes (predecessor to the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies)—which determined the top two-year-olds of the season in eastern and western Japan, respectively, were established in 1949. In conjunction with the new grading system implemented, the two races were designated G1 status in 1984. In 1991, the two races were divided by gender into two separate G1 events; the Hanshin Sansai Himba Stakes for two-year-old fillies and the Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes for two-year-old colts and geldings, then renamed “Hanshin Juvenile Fillies” and “Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes”, respectively, in 2001. The race, which started off initially as a 1,200-meter sprint, was extended to 1,400 meters in 1960 and to 1,600 meters in 1962. In 2010, the race was opened to foreign runners. Recent winners of the race include many successful G1 champions such as two-time Horse of the Year Vodka (JPN, by Tanino Gimlet) who won seven G1 titles; Buena Vista (JPN, by Special Week), also Horse of the Year of 2010 and subsequent winner of six G1 races; and 2009 champion Apapane (JPN, by King Kamehameha) who subsequently won the Triple Crown titles for three-year-old fillies—the Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas, G1, 1,600m), the Yushun Himba (Japanese Oaks, G1, 2,400m) and the Shuka Sho (G1, 2,000m)—in 2010. -
Published by Japan Association for International Racing and Stud Book (JAIRS)
2011 Vol. 19 No. 1 Published by Japan Association for International Racing and Stud Book (JAIRS) 2 〜 4 4 6 7 Japanese Horse New Stallions of 2011 2010 JRA Awards 2010 Statistics Racing from 2010 to 2011 5 6 8 2011 Sales 2010 NAR Grand Prix G1 Race Results ©Hideaki Mori Japanese 2010 Japanese Horse Racing Review Vodka (born 2004, by Tanino Gimlet) was the first filly in 64 years to win the Derby and the first filly in JRA history to be the Horse of the Year for two con- Horse Racing secutive years. Her retirement was announced last year after she ran in the Al Maktoum Challenge Round 3, a preliminary race to the Dubai World Cup. The from successor to her throne is Buena Vista (born 2006, by Special Week), another filly who gained broad support of Japanese horse racing fans in 2010. She fin- ished a close second in the Dubai Sheema Classic but surely met fans’ expecta- 2010 to 2011 tions after returning to Japan, racing in five G1 races through to the end of the year, always as the favorite, winning twice and placing second three times (in- cluding one demotion). With these achievements, she was chosen 2010 Horse of the Year. Turning to three-year-olds, here again an impressive filly, Apapane, had suc- cess throughout the year, becoming the first filly in seven years and the third in history to capture the Filly Triple Crown: the Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas), Oaks, and Shuka Sho. Also, she established an unusual record with a dead heat finish (with Saint Emilion) at the Oaks, first in G1 race history. -
Past Performance 2016 Shuka
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2016 Sunday October 16th post time 15:40 Race 11 THE SHUKA SHO G1 KYOTO Racecourse 2000m Turf (right handed), 3-Year-Olds Fillies, 55kg Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2013 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 199,120,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of October 5th Please note: *1 Track conditions are described according to Japanese standard which consists of four levels and description may differ from that of the country where the race was run. Four levels: Turf - firm, good, yielding, soft Dirt - standard, good, muddy, sloppy *2 The colomn "Breeder" used to indicate "breeding farm" until Dec 2006, however, from Jan 2007 it indicates "broodmare's owner". Due to this modification in the database, NOT all of the Breeder data are available. *3 Margin is described in terms of time difference (seconds) for Japanese races. For most of the foreign races it is in terms of length, but in some cases the fractions may be adjusted (eg. 9 3/4 Lg ---> 10 Lg). *4 "Total Money Earned in JRA races" includes Stakes Money but does not include Participation Incentive Money. Angel Face(JPN) Dark Bay F3 55 kg King Kamehameha-() One for Rose Tejano Run past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 6 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 2 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 44,381,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Lord Horse Club Hideaki Fujiwara K.I.Farm Track Cond. of final strech Weight Position order Status Official Finish time Win Win Horse Winner Margin First three finishers and finishing time of winner Date Racecourse Race Distance Jockey Runners Condition in Jump races * (Kg) 1c 2c 3c 4c at WP to note Placing (1/10s) Odds Fav. -
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2015 Sunday November 1st post time 15:40 Race 11 THE TENNO SHO(AUTUMN) G1 TOKYO Racecourse 2000m Turf (left handed), 3-Year-Olds & Up, 3-Year-Olds 56 kg, 4-Year-Olds & Up 58 kg, Fillies & Mares Allowed 2kg Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2012 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 313,000,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of October 22nd Please note: *1 Track conditions are described according to Japanese standard which consists of four levels and description may differ from that of the country where the race was run. Four levels: Turf - firm, good, yielding, soft Dirt - standard, good, muddy, sloppy *2 The colomn "Breeder" used to indicate "breeding farm" until Dec 2006, however, from Jan 2007 it indicates "broodmare's owner". Due to this modification in the database, NOT all of the Breeder data are available. *3 Margin is described in terms of time difference (seconds) for Japanese races. For most of the foreign races it is in terms of length, but in some cases the fractions may be adjusted (eg. 9 3/4 Lg ---> 10 Lg). *4 "Total Money Earned in JRA races" includes Stakes Money but does not include Participation Incentive Money. A Shin Hikari(JPN) Gray C4 58 kg Deep Impact-() Catalina Storm Cat past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 9 - 8 - 0 - 0 - 1 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 197,315,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Eishindo Co. Ltd. Masanori Sakaguchi KK Eishindo Track Cond. of final strech Weight Position order Status Official Finish time Win Win Horse Winner Margin First three finishers and finishing time of winner Date Racecourse Race Distance Jockey Runners Condition in Jump races * (Kg) 1c 2c 3c 4c at WP to note Placing (1/10s) Odds Fav. -
Starters List Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (Grade 1)
Starters List 2:40 P.M. HK TIME (26.5.2013) Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (Grade 1) S1-1 (3:40 P.M. LOCAL TIME) Tokyo Racecourse - Turf - 2400 Metres (Left-handed) (26.5.2013) 馬號 歷季及近仗成績 馬名 馬齡/性別/負磅/國際評分 練馬師 騎師 排位 Card Career Record & Form Horse Name Age/Sex/Wt./Int'l Rating Trainer Jockey Draw 1 6 (4-0-1) 高情厚意 3c 126 110 佐佐木晶三 武豊 1 13511 Kizuna (JPN) Shozo Sasaki Yutaka Take 2 6 (3-1-2) 足球名將 3c 126 113 藤澤和雄 韋紀力 2 11233 Codino (JPN) Kazuo Fujisawa Craig Williams 3 6 (2-1-0) 音速動力 3c 126 107 堀井雅廣 勝浦正樹 3 18712 Apollo Sonic (USA) Masahiro Horii Masaki Katsuura 4 7 (1-3-0) 御賜寶駿 3c 126 105 日吉正和 三浦皇成 4 29528 Crown Regalo (JPN) Masakazu Hiyoshi Kosei Miura 5 6 (2-0-1) 飛馬星 3c 126 109 木原一良 藤田伸二 5 03189 Meikei Pega Star (JPN) Kazuyoshi Kihara Shinji Fujita 6 7 (2-1-0) 朗日清天 3c 126 105 池江泰壽 川田將雅 6 27500 Lovely Day (JPN) Yasutoshi Ikee Yuga Kawada 7 5 (3-0-0) 平田震撼 3c 126 108 國枝榮 蛯名正義 7 16411 Hiraboku Deep (JPN) Sakae Kunieda Masayoshi Ebina 8 8 (5-0-1) 標誌名駒 3c 126 117 田中剛 杜滿樂 8 41111 Logotype (JPN) Tsuyoshi Tanaka Cristian Demuro 9 5 (3-1-0) 神威啟示 3c 126 115 角居勝彦 福永祐一 9 11142 Epiphaneia (JPN) Katsuhiko Sumii Yuichi Fukunaga 10 6 (3-1-1) 玉藻至尊 3c 126 110 南井克巳 和田龍二 10 13125 Tamamo Best Play (JPN) Katsumi Minai Ryuji Wada 11 8 (2-0-0) 閃電快駒 3c 126 108 福島信晴 幸英明 11 90746 T M Inazuma (JPN) Nobuharu Fukushima Hideaki Miyuki 12 11 (3-0-4) 森遜之威 3c 126 104 杉浦宏昭 田邊裕信 12 03111 Samson's Pride (JPN) Hiroaki Sugiura Hironobu Tanabe 13 10 (4-2-1) 鳳凰之威 3c 126 113 畠山吉宏 柴田大知 13 11371 Meiner Ho O (JPN) Yoshihiro Hatakeyama Daichi Shibata 14 6 (1-2-0) 動作巨星 3c 126 105 音無秀孝 戶崎圭太 14 14206 Action Star (JPN) Hidetaka Otonashi Keita Tosaki 15 6 (2-1-1) 榮耀之光 3c 126 111 藤澤和雄 北村宏司 15 21403 Flamme de Gloire (JPN) Kazuo Fujisawa Hiroshi Kitamura 16 6 (2-2-1) 亞馬遜河 3c 126 106 吉村圭司 藤岡康太 16 31512 Peptide Amazon (JPN) Keiji Yoshimura Kota Fujioka 17 4 (2-1-0) 紅鴉俠 3c 126 107 藤澤和雄 内田博幸 17 1120 Red Raven (USA) Kazuo Fujisawa Hiroyuki Uchida 18 8 (2-1-0) 宮地大河 3c 126 109 岩元市三 松山弘平 18 74420 Miyaji Taiga (JPN) Ichizo Iwamoto Kohei Matsuyama (18 Starters) -2- 2:40 P.M.