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Past Performance of the Nominated Horses Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2018 Sunday October 21th post time 15:40 Race 11 THE KIKUKA SHO (JAPANESE ST.LEGER) G1 KYOTO Racecourse 3000m Turf (right handed), 3-Year-Olds No Geldings, 57kg for Colts, 55kg for Fillies Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2015 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 259,200,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of Oct 10th 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. African Gold(JPN) Chestnut C3 57 kg Stay Gold-() Blixen Gone West past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 7 - 3 - 1 - 0 - 3 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 35,833,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Godolphin Masato Nishizono Darley Japan K.K 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. Weight <2nd place> (seconds) < > margin between winner and 2nd, 2nd and 3rd respectively 2018/10/2 HANSHIN HYOGO TOKUBETSU ALW-10M T2400 Firm - Fuma Matsuwaka 53 2 2 2 2 (1) 1st 02:26.8 1.7 (1) 8 462kg <Aroma Dulce(JPN)> -0.7 African Gold 02:26.8 <4> Aroma Dulce <2 1/2> Feuerwerk 2018/7/22 CHUKYO ATSUMI TOKUBETSU ALW-5M T2200 Firm - Fuma Matsuwaka 54 3 3 2 3 (1) 1st 02:11.9 6.5 (4) 14 462kg <Shadow Brillante(JPN)> -0.4 African Gold 02:11.9 <2 1/2> Shadow Brillante <1 3/4> Invicta 2018/5/19 KYOTO MELBOURNE TROPHY ALW-5M T2200 Firm - Fuma Matsuwaka 56 2 2 2 2 (2) 2nd 02:14.9 7.1 (5) 10 462kg Drake(JPN) 0.2 Drake 02:14.7 <1> African Gold <NK> Meisterschale 2018/4/29 KYOTO MDN T2400 Firm - Fuma Matsuwaka 56 8 8 9 8 (1) 1st 02:27.1 10.5 (5) 11 460kg <Meikei Gold(JPN)> 0.0 African Gold 02:27.1 <NS> Meikei Gold <2 1/2> Erin's Romane 2018/2/18 KYOTO MDN T2000 Firm - Manabu Sakai 56 4 4 4 6 (6) 6th 02:03.2 16.4 (5) 13 466kg Neptunite(JPN) 1.7 Neptunite 02:01.5 <3> Double Flat <NK> Moonraker *for Jump races running on Dirt in final strech Past performance ..(*JRA Turf races only) 1. In distance between starts 1st 2nd 3rd unplcd 2801 m - 3000 m 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 2. at Kyoto RC 4 - 1 - 1 - 0 - 2 3. on wet* surface 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 *yielding or soft Aithon(JPN) Bay C3 57 kg King's Best-() Special Dinner Special Week past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 9 - 3 - 0 - 1 - 5 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 44,306,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Tomiro Fukami Tadao Igarashi Niikappu Tagano Farm Ltd Track Cond. of final strech Weight Positionorder 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. Weight <2nd place> (seconds) < > margin between winner and 2nd, 2nd and 3rd respectively 2018/8/19 SAPPORO THE SAPPORO KINEN OPN (G2) T2000 Good - Kyosuke Kokubun 54 2 2 4 16 (16) 16th 02:04.5 183 (16) 16 468kg Sungrazer(JPN) 3.4 Sungrazer 02:01.1 <NS> Makahiki <HD> Mozu Katchan 2018/5/27 KYOTO SHIRAYURI STAKES OPN T1800 Firm- Kyosuke Kokubun57 2 2 (3) 3rd 01:46.43.1 (2) 9 474kg Meisho Tekkon(JPN) 0.5 Meisho Tekkon 01:45.9 <3> Salacia <NS> Aithon 2018/4/15 NAKAYAMA THE SATSUKI SHO(JAPANESE 2000 GUINEAS) OPN (G1) T2000 Good - Kyosuke Kokubun 57 1 1 1 1 (8) 8th 02:01.8 70.7 (12) 16 472kg Epoca d'Oro(JPN) 1.0 Epoca d'Oro 02:00.8 <2> Sans Rival <1 3/4> Generale Uno 2018/3/17 HANSHIN WAKABA STAKES OPN T2000 Firm- Kyosuke Kokubun 56 1 1 1 1 (1) 1st 02:00.045 (8) 12 474kg <Double Sharp(JPN)> -0.2 Aithon 02:00.0 <1 1/4> Double Sharp <1/2> Lord Axis 2018/1/6 KYOTO FUKUJUSO TOKUBETSU ALW-5M T2000 Firm- Kyosuke Kokubun 56 1 1 1 1 (1) 1st 02:02.3 18.3 (7) 8 476kg <Dominatus(JPN)> -0.1 Aithon 02:02.3 <1/2> Dominatus <3/4> El Tigre Past performance ..(*JRA Turf races only) 1. In distance between starts 1st 2nd 3rd unplcd 2801 m - 3000 m 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 2. at Kyoto RC 5 - 2 - 0 - 1 - 2 3. on wet* surface 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 *yielding or soft Blast Onepiece(JPN) Bay C3 57 kg Harbinger-() Tsurumaru Onepiece King Kamehameha past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 5 - 4 - 0 - 0 - 1 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 117,148,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Silk Racing Co. Ltd. Masahiro Otake Northern 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 notePlacing (1/10s) Odds Fav. Weight <2nd place> (seconds) < > margin between winner and 2nd, 2nd and 3rd respectively 2018/9/2 NIIGATA THE NIIGATA KINEN OPN (G3) T2000 Firm- Kenichi Ikezoe 54 11 11 (1) 1st 01:57.5 1.8 (1) 13 530kg <Maitres d'Art(JPN)> -0.3 Blast Onepiece 01:57.5 <1 3/4> Maitres d'Art <1/2> Shonan Bach 2018/5/27 TOKYO THE TOKYO YUSHUN (JAPANESE DERBY) OPN (G1)T2400 Firm - Kenichi Ikezoe57 8 5 5 4 (5) 5th 02:23.8 4.6 (2) 18 532kg Wagnerian(JPN) 0.2 Wagnerian 02:23.6 <1/2> Epoca d'Oro <NK> Cosmic Force 2018/3/24 HANSHIN THE MAINICHI HAI OPN (G3) T1800 Firm- Kenichi Ikezoe 56 2 2 (1) 1st 01:46.5 2.5 (1) 10 522kg <Gibeon(JPN)> -0.3 Blast Onepiece 01:46.5 <2> Gibeon <NK> Indy Champ 2018/2/4 TOKYO YURIKAMOME SHO ALW-5M T2400 Good- Kenichi Ikezoe 56 11 11 9 8 (1) 1st 02:27.63.3 (2) 14 522kg <Drake(JPN)> -0.7 Blast Onepiece 02:27.6 <4> Drake <3/4> Logi Tina 2017/11/19 TOKYO NWC T1800 Firm- Kenichi Ikezoe 55 5 3 4 (1) 1st 01:51.4 12.2 (5) 14 520kg <Lord da Vinci(JPN)> -0.2 Blast Onepiece 01:51.4 <1 1/4> Lord da Vinci <1 1/2> Bur Dubai Past performance ..(*JRA Turf races only) 1. In distance between starts 1st 2nd 3rd unplcd 2801 m - 3000 m 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 2. at Kyoto RC 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 3. on wet* surface 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 *yielding or soft Chardonnay Gold(JPN) Chestnut C3 57 kg Stay Gold -()Self Preservation Lion Heart past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 8 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 1 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 54,879,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Aoshiba Shoji Co. Ltd. Yasutoshi Ikee Paca Paca Farm Track Cond. of final strech Weight Positionorder 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. Weight <2nd place> (seconds) < > margin between winner and 2nd, 2nd and 3rd respectively 2018/9/15 NAKAYAMA RAINBOW STAKES ALW-16M T2000 Good- Hiroyuki Uchida54 7 9 8 6 (2) 2nd 02:00.5 3 (1) 12 450kg Dreadnoughtus(JPN) 0.5 Dreadnoughtus 02:00.0 <3> Chardonnay Gold <1/2> Give and Take 2018/7/15 CHUKYO SINGAPORE TURF CLUB SHO ALW-10M T2000 Firm- Mirco Demuro54 6 6 5 5 (1) 1st 02:00.1 1.7 (1) 13 446kg <Leirion(JPN)> -0.2 Chardonnay Gold 02:00.1 <1> Leirion <1 1/4> Raise a Veil 2018/5/5 KYOTO THE KYOTO SHIMBUN HAI OPN (G2) T2200 Firm- Hugh Bowman 56 13 13 13 12 (3) 3rd 02:11.3 10.2 (4) 17 440kg Stay Foolish(JPN) 0.3 Stay Foolish 02:11.0 <1 3/4> Admire Alba <NS> Chardonnay Gold 2018/3/24 HANSHIN THE MAINICHI HAI OPN (G3) T1800 Firm- Yuga Kawada56 2 2 (7) 7th 01:47.2 5.3 (4) 10 444kg Blast Onepiece(JPN) 0.7 Blast Onepiece 01:46.5 <2> Gibeon <NK> Indy Champ 2017/12/28 HANSHIN ALW-5M T2000 Firm- Yuga Kawada55 4 5 5 4 (1) 1st 02:03.0 2 (1) 9 440kg <Etario(JPN)> -0.1 Chardonnay Gold 02:03.0 <1/2> Etario <NS> Sea Splash Past performance ..(*JRA Turf races only) 1.
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