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Hokkaido Autumn Sale Thoroughbreds Yearlings Hip No Hokkaido Autumn Sale Thoroughbreds Yearlings Hip No. 11 bay Filly Foaled Apr 12,2013 Wild Again(USA) ３－ｅ Wild Rush(USA) Rose Park(USA) １－ｗ Personal Rush(USA) b. 2001 Alydar(USA) ９－ｃ Personally(USA) Distaff Leader(USA) ２３－ｂ Nijinsky(CAN) ８－ｆ Seattle Dancer(USA) My Charmer(USA) １３－ｃ Charanda(JPN) b. 1999 Pitcairn(IRE) ７－ａ Hase Vertex(JPN) Hase Masaru(JPN) １２ Nearctic(CAN) : S5xM5 1st-Dam： Charanda（JPN）（1999 b. by Seattle Dancer（USA））winner in JPN,winner over jumps in JPN ［winners（wins）： 4（13）］ Canggih（JPN）（2006 F ch. by Marvelous Sunday（JPN））winner in JPN Masakawa Donnasaka（JPN）（2007 F b. by Meiner Love（USA））5 wins in JPN Ten Bearhart（JPN）（2008 C ch. by Chief Bearhart（CAN））winner in JPN Shalimar（JPN）（2010 F b. by Orewa Matteruze（JPN））6 wins in JPN,in training 2nd-Dam： HASE VERTEX（JPN）（1984 b. by Pitcairn（IRE））4 wins in JPN,FLOWER CUP JPN-G3（JPN T1800）,2nd KEISEI HAI SANSAI STAKES JPN-G2（JPN T1400）,3rd NEW ZEALAND TROPHY YONSAI STAKES JPN-G2（JPN T 1600）,4th OKA SHO（JAPANESE 1000 GUINEAS） JPN-G1（JPN T1600）,2nd KOKURA SANSAI STAKES JPN- G3（JPN T1200）,SHOBU TOKUBETSU （JPN T1400）,etc. MARUCHAN（JPN）（1995 C ch. by Crystal Glitters（USA））3 wins in JPN,MAGOME TOKUBETSU （JPN T2500） 3rd-Dam： HASE MASARU（JPN）（1971 b. by Royal Record（USA））6 wins in JPN,NIIGATA KINEN （JPN T2000）,AKAKURA TOKUBETSU （JPN T1600）,AKAKURA TOKUBETSU （JPN T1600） Hase Yusho（JPN）（1978 F d.b. by Philemon（GB））3 wins in JPN Hase Superior（JPN）（1985 F b. by Northern Answer（CAN））winner in JPN DIAMOND HIKARI（JPN）（1998 C b. by Tayasu Tsuyoshi（JPN））11 wins in JPN,3rd SEKIREI SHO （JPN T2400） HASE HIKARU（JPN）（1981 C d.b. by Dancer's Image（USA））2 wins in JPN,FUYO TOKUBETSU （JPN T1200） HASE NORTHERN（JPN）（1982 C br. by Northern Answer（CAN））4 wins in JPN,A.R.C.SOSETSU 25TH ANNIVER SARY （JPN T1800）,YAHIKO TOKUBETSU （JPN T1600） HASE MUTEKI（JPN）（1983 C b. by Dancer's Image（USA））4 wins in JPN,TANIGAWADAKE STAKES （JPN T 1600）,NANOHANA SHO （JPN T1600）,VIOLET SHO （JPN T1200）,3rd NAKAYAMA RACECOURSE 60TH ANNIVERSARY （JPN T1600）,3rd SUMIRE SHO （JPN T1200） Hase Florence（JPN）（1987 F b. by Coined Silver（USA））3 wins in JPN F K ANNIKA（JPN）（2001 F ch. by Miracle Admire（JPN））6 wins in JPN,OKUTONE SHO （JPN D2000）,BEA UTIFUL TROPHY （JPN D1900）,2nd KITA-KANTO KIKUKA SHO （JPN D2100）,3rd NISAI YUSHUN （JPN D1500） 4th-Dam： Yamato Masaru（JPN）（1965 ch. by Kodama（JPN））raced in JPN ［Dam of］ HASE OMA（JPN）（1975 C b. by Super Sam（GB））4 wins in JPN,SANKEI SHO ALL COMERS （JPN T 2000）,NAGATSUKI SHO （JPN T2000）,AZAMI SHO （JPN T2000） HASE SHINOBU（JPN）（1977 F b. by Irish Ball（FR））7 wins in JPN,NIIGATA DAISHOTEN （JPN T2000）, SANKEI SHO ALL COMERS （JPN T2000）,NIIGATA KINEN （JPN T2000）,IIDE TOKUBETSU （JPN T 1800）,CHICHIBU TOKUBETSU （JPN T2000）,KASUGAYAMA TOKUBETSU （JPN T2000） ［2nd Dam of］ LINDO HOSHI（JPN）（1985 C ch. by Sandy Creek（IRE））4 wins in JPN,KEIO HAI SPRING CUP JPN-G 2（JPN T1400）,3rd SPRINTERS STAKES JPN-G1（JPN T1200）,2nd NEW ZEALAND TROPHY YONS AI STAKES JPN-G2（JPN T1600）,2nd TOKYO SHIMBUN HAI JPN-G3（JPN T1600）,2nd EPSOM C UP JPN-G3（JPN T1800）,2nd RADIO TAMPA SHO JPN-G3（JPN T1800）,etc. LEO DURBAN（JPN）（1988 C b. by Maruzensky（JPN））4 wins in JPN,KIKUKA SHO（JAPANESE ST.LEGE R） JPN-G1（JPN T3000）,2nd TOKYO YUSHUN（JAPANESE DERBY） JPN-G1（JPN T2400）,3rd R.F.R ADIO NIPPON SHO ST.LITE KINEN JPN-G2（JPN T2200）,AOBA SHO （JPN T2400）,YAMAZAKURA SHO （JPN T1600）,sire AUTUMN LEAF（JPN）（1995 F b. by Armiger（GB））2 wins in JPN,KOBAI STAKES （JPN T1400） ［3rd Dam of］ TOKINO GENJI（JPN）（2008 C b. by Precise End（USA））3 wins in JPN,in training,FUKUSHIMA NISAI STA KES OP（JPN T1200）,SODEGAURA TOKUBETSU （JPN T1200） Seller : Ogura Bokujo Owner : Ogura Bokujo Consignor : Urakawa Ikusei Center Breeding Farm : Ogura Bokujo.
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