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Keeneland Marches Into Book 3
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2020 KEENELAND MARCHES TIZ THE LAW CONFIRMED FOR PEGASUS, FRANCO SACKED INTO BOOK 3 Confirming a report from Bill Finley in the Nov. 11 edition of the TDN, Sackatoga Stable=s Tiz the Law (Constitution) will train on in 2021 as a 4-year-old, with the $3-million GI Pegasus World Cup Invitational at Gulfstream Park Jan. 23 as his target. In a release pushed across its social media channels Thursday afternoon, Sackatoga announced that Manny Franco, who had ridden Tiz the Law to victories in the GI Curlin Florida Derby, GI Belmont S. and GI Runhappy Travers S. and to a runner-up effort to Authentic (Into Mischief) in the GI Kentucky Derby, would be replaced by Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez. In last Saturday=s GI Longines Breeders= Cup Classic, Tiz the Law broke alertly from gate two, but was taken hold of by Franco to sit behind the pacesetting Authentic. He came under pressure with about three furlongs to race and could make no late impact, finishing sixth as the 3.20-1 favorite. Cont. p9 Keeneland photo by Jessica Martini IN TDN EUROPE TODAY WOOTTON BASSETT TO STAND FOR €100,000 LEXINGTON, KY - The Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale The sire of Breeders’ Cup winner Audarya is one of four continued to generate steady trade as its two-session Book 3 newcomers to Coolmore, which has revealed its 2021 fees. opened Thursday in Lexington. A pair of mares from the Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Europe. Bluewater Sales consignment brought the day=s co-highest price of $300,000 and were joined at that price by a weanling colt from the first crop of Mendelssohn who was purchased by Larry Best from the Four Star Sales consignment. -
Annual Report 2020
ANNUAL REPORT 2020 1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the CEO. 2 Mission and Vision Statement. 4 World-Class Racing Competition. 6 2020.Facts.and.Figures. 7 Relentless.Focus.on.Integrity.and.Safety. 8 Nominations. 11 Challenge.“Win.and.You’re.In”.Series. 13 Brand Enhancement and Experience . 14 A.Unique.Opportunity.for.Racing. 14 Television.Exposure .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..17 Breeders’.Cup.Merchandise.. 18 Building.Strength.Through.Corporate.Partnerships . 19 Providing.an.Outstanding.and.Unique.Customer.and.. 20 ...Participant.Experience.During.a.Global.Pandemic Financial Performance . 22 Selected.Financial.Data. 22 Management’s.Discussion.and.Analysis.of.Operating.Results. 23 Appendix . 30 A ..Breeders’.Cup.Directors.and.Members. 30 B ..Breeders’.Cup.Staff. 31 C ..2020.Breeders’.Cup.Challenge.Series.Schedule. 33 D ..2020.Breeders’.Cup.Challenge.Series.Television.Schedule. 35 1 MESSAGE FROM THE CEO After.navigating.through.a.difficult.2019,.we.were.all.hoping.for.a.return.to.normal. for. the. 2020. Breeders’. Cup. World. Championships. (“BCWC”). at. Keeneland .. At. the.February.Breeders’.Cup.(the.“Company”).Board.meeting,.the.Board.approved. significant.increases.to.purses.and.an.aggressive.game.plan.to.present.a.terrific. BCWC. on. November. 6. and. 7 .. Two. weeks. later,. we. were. hit. by. the. COVID-19. pandemic.and.everything.changed.with.no.clear.guidelines.for.navigating.another. challenging. year .. Major. sporting. events. such. as. the. Final. Four. were. cancelled. altogether.and.many.other.championships.were.significantly.delayed.including.the. Olympics,.the.Masters,.and.two.of.the.three.legs.of.the.Triple.Crown ... From.the.start,.the.Company.was.completely.committed.to.putting.on.the.BCWC. -
Race Distance
odern horse racing in Japan had its beginnings in racing events that were organized by foreign residents of Yokohama in 1862. In 1861, when Japan was about to move from the feudal system into the Meiji Restoration, foreign residents living in Yokohama, predominantly British, introduced the first Western-style horse racing by establishing the Yokohama Race Club to Japan. Western style horse racing was held in foreign enclaves, and hence, unfortunately, very little is known or recorded about initial era in Japan’s modern horse racing history. At about the same time that the name of the Japanese central city was changed from Edo to Tokyo, Western-style horse racing began to be found in the major metropolitan cities across the country. In 1906, the government embarked on a policy which tacitly allowed to bet. This led to the introduction of modern horse racing featuring sales of betting tickets in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and other metropolitan cities, from which most racing operations benefited. However, this profitable system was short lived; two years later, the government prohibited betting and instituted a system of paying direct subsidies for prize money and other horse racing expenses. During this subsequent period of government-subsidized horse racing, prominent legislators, businessmen, as well as breeders, began active efforts to introduce a horse racing law. Eventually the government began to take proactive position to promote horse racing in order to expand breeding in Japan and to improve quality of the Japanese horses. In 1923, horse racing legislation, so greatly desired by the horse racing industry, was enacted and led to the formation of 11 racing clubs. -
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 of the Nominated Horses
Past Performance of the Nominated Horses 2019 Sunday November 24th post time 15:40 Race 11 THE JAPAN CUP G1 TOKYO Racecourse 2400m Turf (left handed) 3-Year-Olds & Up 55kg for 3-year-olds, 57kg for 4-year-olds & up, Fillies & Mares allowed 2kg Southern Hemisphere Bred Horses born in 2016 allowed 2kg Total Value JPY 648,000,000 *exclusive of Stakes Money, inclusive of Participation Incentive Money *Information as of November 13 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. Cheval Grand(JPN) Chestnut H7 57 kg Heart's Cry-() Halwa Sweet Machiavellian past performance (starts-1st-2nd-3rd-unplaced): 31 - 7 - 7 - 7 - 10 Total Money Earned in JRA races : JPY 1,000,697,000 Owner Trainer Breeder Kazuhiro Sasaki Yasuo Tomomichi Northern Racing 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. -
Race Distance
Preface 1 Japanese Horse Racing 2 JRA Racing 3 Races 3 Betting 8 Customer Services 10 JRA Racecourses 12 JRA Training Centers 16 Other JRA-related Facilities 19 NAR Racing 21 Races 21 Betting 22 NA Racing Education Center 23 Customer Services 24 Racecourses 25 Horse Racing-Related Activities 26 Breeding 26 Promotion of Equestrian Culture , livestock industry 28 Participation in International Racing Conference 29 References 30 A Brief History of Horse Racing in Japan 30 Outline of JRA Racing and Racing by Local Governments 32 Life Cycle of Racehorses 33 Horseracing Facilities and Breeding Areas 35 Facts and Figures 36 Main Achievements of Japan Trained Horses Abroad (GI Races) 43 Japan Association for International Racing Stud Book (JAIRS) 44 Directory 45 odern horse racing in Japan had its beginnings in racing events that were organized by foreign residents of Yokohama in 1862. In 1861, when Japan was about to move from the feudal system into the Meiji Restoration, foreign residents living in Yokohama, predominantly British, introduced the first Western-style horse racing by establishing the Yokohama Race Club to Japan. Western style horse racing was held in foreign enclaves, and hence, unfortunately, very little is known or recorded about initial era in Japan’s modern horse racing history. At about the same time that the name of the Japanese central city was changed from Edo to Tokyo, Western-style horse racing began to be found in the major metropolitan cities across the country. In 1906, the government embarked on a policy which tacitly allowed to bet. This led to the introduction of modern horse racing featuring sales of betting tickets in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and other metropolitan cities, from which most racing operations benefited. -
JRA Racing 3 Races 3 Betting 8 Customer Services 10 JRA Racecourses 12 JRA Training Centers 16 Other JRA-Related Facilities 19
Preface 1 Japanese Horse Racing 2 JRA Racing 3 Races 3 Betting 8 Customer Services 10 JRA Racecourses 12 JRA Training Centers 16 Other JRA-related Facilities 19 NAR Racing 21 Races 21 Betting 23 NAR Racing Education Center 23 Customer Services 24 Racecourses 25 Horse Racing-Related Activities 26 Breeding 26 Promotion of Equestrian Culture, livestock industry 28 Participation in International Racing Conference 29 References 31 A Brief History of Horse Racing in Japan 31 Outline of JRA Racing and Racing by Local Governments 33 Life Cycle of Racehorses 34 Horseracing Facilities and Breeding Areas 36 Facts and Figures 37 Main Achievements of Japan Trained Horses Abroad (GI Races) 44 Japan Association for International Racing Stud Book (JAIRS) 45 Directory 46 odern horse racing in Japan had its beginnings in racing events that were organized by foreign residents of Yokohama in 1862. In 1861, when Japan was about to move from the feudal system into the Meiji Restoration, foreign residents living in Yokohama, predominantly British, introduced the first Western-style horse racing by establishing the Yokohama Race Club to Japan. Western style horse racing was held in foreign enclaves, and hence, unfortunately, very little is known or recorded about initial era in Japan’s modern horse racing history. At about the same time that the name of the Japanese central city was changed from Edo to Tokyo, Western-style horse racing began to be found in the major metropolitan cities across the country. In 1906, the government embarked on a policy which tacitly allowed to bet. This led to the introduction of modern horse racing featuring sales of betting tickets in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and other metropolitan cities, from which most racing operations benefited. -
Exclusive Topics for JAPAN AUTUMN INTERNATIONAL 2019 - 3Rd Edition
Exclusive Topics for JAPAN AUTUMN INTERNATIONAL 2019 - 3rd Edition - November 2019 The Japan Racing Association The most prestigious prep race towards the Japan Cup (G1, 2,400m), the Tenno Sho (Autumn) (G1, 2,000m), was held on Oct. 27 at Tokyo Racecourse and won by 2018 Japan Cup victor Almond Eye (JPN, F4, by Lord Kanaloa). The four-year-old Lord Kanaloa filly, who competed against a quality field that included 10 G1 winners, quickly secured a forward position along the rails from an inside draw (No.2) and easily drew away at the stretch to score a three-length victory. Almond Eye’s connections, however, wanting to be sure that the filly has plenty of time to recover, have chosen the Hong Kong Cup (G1, 2,000m) on Dec. 8 as her next target upon returning from Northern Farm Ten-ei in Fukushima Prefecture, where she is on a short break. The filly, who puts her full effort into each race and usually pulls up exhausted, was not present for the photo Almond Eye session at the winners’ ceremony. in the 2019 Tenno Sho (Autumn) In the Tenno Sho (Autumn), Danon Premium (JPN, C4, by Deep Impact) was runner-up and Aerolithe (JPN, M5, by Kurofune) was third, but neither will start in the Japan Cup because they are not suited to the 2,400-meter distance. You Can Smile (JPN, C4, by King Kamehameha), Wagnerian (JPN, C4, by Deep Impact) and Makahiki (JPN, H6, by Deep Impact), all trained by Yasuo Tomomichi (Ritto Training Center), finished fourth, fifth and tenth, respectively, and will run in the Japan Cup. -
Nuclear Scan for Shared Belief Get Happy Mister
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2015 732-747-8060 $ TDN Home Page Click Here NUCLEAR SCAN FOR SHARED BELIEF DURAMENTE DOMINATES JAPANESE GUINEAS Shared Belief (Candy Ride {Arg}) will undergo a Sunday Racing=s Duramente (Jpn) (King Kamehameha nuclear scan after being pulled up as the 3-10 favorite {Jpn}) had displayed talent in his four previous outings in Saturday=s GII Charles Town Classic. AHe=s going for at Tokyo Racecourse, never finishing worse than a scan at a facility near the track and see if they can second, but the bay showed a new dimension Sunday find anything,@ Dan Ward, assistant to trainer Jerry when rolling down the middle of the track to dominate Hollendorfer, confirmed Sunday at Santa Anita. AWe his G1 Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2000 Guineas) foes while don=t think it=s serious.@ Shared Belief broke awkwardly earning his first stakes victory. Dispatched as the in Saturday=s Charles Town Classic and was not bettors= third choice, Duramente dropped back to near travelling well when Mike Smith pulled him up entering last soon after the break and had just one trailing as he the second turn. Track veterinarian Dr. Elizabeth Daniel galloped along the rail noted soft tissue swelling in his right stifle after the race. around the first bend. Biding his time down the backstretch under GET HAPPY MISTER UPSETS SAN SIMEON Mirco Demuro, Annette Bishop=s Get Happy Mister (First Samurai), Duramente improved a who had put together a string of five straight victories few positions on the at Arapahoe Park in his native state of Colorado, run into the final bend, returned from seventh months on the sidelines and but as the field swung found himself right at home on the Santa Anita turf, into the straight he charging to the lead late to take the GIII San Simeon S. -
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. -
Justify Versus the Tote in Preakness 143?
SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 JUSTIFY VERSUS THE TOTE FRIDAY=S PREAKNESS REPORT: EARLY MORNING GALLOP FOR JUSTIFY IN PREAKNESS 143? by Steve Sherack BALTIMORE, MD B Taking no chances with more wet weather on its way Friday, Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert sent out his unbeaten GI Kentucky Derby winner and >TDN Rising Star= Justify (Scat Daddy) to train in the dark shortly before daybreak at soggy Pimlico at 5:30 a.m. Owned in partnership by WinStar Farm, China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners and Starlight Racing, Justify continues to show all the right signs since arriving in Baltimore, turning in another spirited and controlled gallop of 1 1/2 miles over the sloppy going. The strapping chestnut is the 1-2 morning-line favorite for Saturday=s 143rd renewal of the GI Preakness S. Cont. p3 (click here) Justify will be heavily favored to become the seventh IN TDN EUROPE TODAY Derby/Preakness winner since 2004 | Horsephotos EASY CUP RETURN FOR STRADIVARIUS Stradivarius (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}) is set for another tilt at By Alan Carasso the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot after winning Friday’s Sure, the connections of seven other horses--a trio of also-rans G2 Yorkshire Cup. Click or tap here to go straight to TDN from the GI Kentucky Derby and four new shooters--were willing Europe. to oppose >TDN Rising Star= Justify (Scat Daddy) in the 143rd running of the GI Preakness S. at Pimlico Race Course. But come 6:48 p.m. Eastern time late Saturday afternoon, the infield tote board will suggest that the 9 1/2-furlong test is strictly a one-horse affair. -
TAILORMADE PEDIGREE for STUDY of MAN (IRE)
TAILORMADE PEDIGREE for STUDY OF MAN (IRE) Sunday Silence (USA) Halo (USA) Sire: (Bay/Brown 1986) Wishing Well (USA) DEEP IMPACT (JPN) (Bay 2002) Wind In Her Hair (IRE) Alzao (USA) STUDY OF MAN (IRE) (Bay 1991) Burghclere (Bay colt 2015) Storm Cat (USA) Storm Bird (CAN) Dam: (Bay 1983) Terlingua (USA) SECOND HAPPINESS (USA) (Bay 2002) Miesque (USA) Nureyev (USA) (Bay 1984) Pasadoble (USA) 5Sx4Dx4D Northern Dancer, 6Sx5Dx5D Nearctic, 6Sx5Dx5D Natalma, 5Sx6Dx6D Almahmoud, 6Dx6D Nearco, 6Dx6D Lady Angela, 6Dx6D Native Dancer, 6Dx6D Princequillo Last 5 starts 08/05/2018 1st PRIX GREFFULHE (Group 2) Saint-Cloud 10f 110y £65,575 08/04/2018 2nd PRIX LA FORCE (Group 3) Parislongchamp 9f £14,159 21/09/2017 1st PRIX AS D'ATOUT Saint-Cloud 8f £11,538 STUDY OF MAN (IRE), won 2 races (8f.-10f.) in France at 2 and 3 years, 2018 and £91,272 including Prix Greffulhe, Saint-Cloud, Gr.2, placed second in Prix La Force, Parislongchamp, Gr.3, (P. Bary); own brother to TALE OF LIFE (JPN). 1st Dam SECOND HAPPINESS (USA) (2002 f. by Storm Cat (USA)), placed once in France at 3 years and £1,915 (J. E. Pease); dam of 4 winners, 6 runners and 9 foals of racing age: STUDY OF MAN (IRE), see above. MAMBO NEPHEW (JPN) (2010 c. by Bago (FR)), won 4 races in Japan from 2 to 4 years and £495,637 and 82,684Y and placed 6 times. ZEN (JPN) (2007 c. by Bago (FR)), €7,000 Arqana Saint-Cloud Summer Mixed Sale 2010 - Mr Sabarly, (FR 53), won 3 races in Belgium from 5 to 7 years and £35,087 and placed 17 times.