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Simulcast Form Guide SIMULCAST FORM GUIDE Information as at 24 Oct 2020 Broadcast Arrangements TVB J2 From 11:40am until end of the last race Cable TV Ch18 & HD603 / nowTV now668 & Ch630 / From 11:30am until end of the last race HKJC TV * / Racing Touch * Raceday Radio from HKJC TV* Live commentary from 11:30am until end of the last race Commercial Radio AM864 / Hong Kong Toolbar Live Chinese commentary 8 minutes before each race * For all HKJC betting account holders Betting pools Win, Place, Quinella, Quinella Place, Forecast & Trio Merged Pool, Tierce, Quartet & First 4 Merged Pool, 1st Double Trio (S1‐2 & S1‐3), 2nd Double Trio (S1‐5 & S1‐6), Treble (S1‐5 to S1‐7). All Up as well as Cross Pool All Up betting is available between S1 overseas races. Rebates are not available on bets placed on overseas races. If there is no winner for the Double Trio, the jackpot generated will be carried forward to the Melbourne Cup Day on 3 Nov 2020. Note: The final betting pool arrangement is subject to the final announcement of the Club Play Responsibly No person under 18 is allowed to bet enter premises where bets are accepted. The maximum penalty for betting with illegal or overseas bookmakers is 9 months’ imprisonment and a HK$30,000 fine. Don't gamble your life away. Call Ping Wo Fund hotline 1834 633 if you need help or counselling. Disclaimer In the preparation of this Form Guide, the Club endeavours to offer the most current, correct and clearly expressed information to the public. Nevertheless, inadvertent errors in information may occur. In particular but without limiting anything here, the Club disclaims any responsibility and accepts no liability (whether in tort, contract or otherwise) for any direct or indirect loss or damage arising from any inaccuracies, omissions or typographical errors that may be contained in this Form Guide. The Club also does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness or fitness for purpose of the information contained in this Form Guide. Compiled by the Handicapping, Race Planning and International Racing Department, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Visit the Simulcast Overseas Races website at www.hkjc.com for updates Post Time HK Time HK Race No. JPN Time Race Name Oct 25 11:55 AM S1-1 Oct 25 12:55 PM 3yo and up 1 win 12:25 PM S1-2 1:25 PM 3yo and up 2 wins 12:55 PM S1-3 1:55 PM Nadeshiko Sho 1:25 PM S1-4 2:25 PM Narutaki Tokubetsu 2:00 PM S1-5 3:00 PM Katsuragawa Stakes 2:40 PM S1-6 3:40 PM Kikuka Sho (Japanese St. Leger) 3:25 PM S1-7 4:25 PM Kibune Stakes Starters List 11:55 A.M. 3yo and up 1 win S1-1 HK TIME Kyoto, Japan - Turf - 1600 Metres (Right-handed) (25.10.2020) JPN TIME 12:55 P.M. For 3-years-old and upwards. Weights: 3yo 121lb; 4yo+ 126lb. Allowances: fillies and mares about 4.4lb. (25.10.2020) Total Prize Money (JPY) ¥15,960,000 1st ¥7,600,000, 2nd ¥3,000,000, 3rd ¥1,900,000, 4th ¥1,100,000, 5th ¥760,000, 6th ¥610,000, 7th ¥530,000, 8th ¥460,000. Approximate Prize Money in HKD: $1,171,500 1st $557,800, 2nd $220,200, 3rd $139,500, 4th $80,700, 5th $55,800, 6th $44,800, 7th $38,900, 8th $33,800. 馬號 歷季及近仗成績 排位 馬名 年齡/性別 配磅 練馬師 騎師 Card Career Record & Form Draw Horse Name Age/Sex Wt. Trainer Jockey 1 8 (3-2-2) 1 好軍兵 4c 126 新谷功一 川島信二 11321 Ho O Soldier (JPN) Koichi Shintani Shinji Kawashima 2 12 (1-0-1) 2 矯捷瞪羚 3f 117 本田優 丸山元氣 06407 Dantsu Gazelle (JPN) Masaru Honda Genki Maruyama 3 11 (1-0-3) 3 尼羅恩澤 3f 117 杉山晴紀 松若風馬 71738 Grace Of Nile (JPN) Haruki Sugiyama Fuma Matsuwaka 4 22 (1-4-5) 4 大戲法 4c 126 松永幹夫 和田龍二 43233 Yamanin Magia (JPN) Mikio Matsunaga Ryuji Wada 5 5 (1-2-0) 5 空氣幻術 3c 121 池添學 福永祐一 41422 Air Fanditha (USA) Manabu Ikezoe Yuichi Fukunaga 6 17 (1-0-1) 6 朝向艷陽 4c 126 千田輝彥 酒井學 80445 Sun Direction (JPN) Teruhiko Chida Manabu Sakai 7 4 (1-0-0) 7 迪克女王 3f 117 昆貢 藤岡佑介 6414 Dixie Queen (JPN) Mitsugu Kon Yusuke Fujioka 8 7 (1-1-3) 8 鼓翼翱翔 3c 121 大根田裕之 幸英明 02341 Kakeru (JPN) Hiroyuki Oneda Hideaki Miyuki 9 5 (1-1-2) 9 聖潔象徵 3f 117 高野友和 北村友一 23314 Attribute (JPN) Tomokazu Takano Yuichi Kitamura 10 10 (2-1-0) 10 似月黃鑽 4c 126 坂口智康 津村明秀 16287 Moon Of Baroda (JPN) Tomoyasu Sakaguchi Akihide Tsumura 11 3 (1-2-0) 11 冰原雪峰 3c 121 中內田充正 川田將雅 221 Ausangate (JPN) Mitsumasa Nakauchida Yuga Kawada 12 8 (0-1-1) 12 赤塔攀天 3g 121 莊野靖志 松山弘平 03044 Red La Tour (JPN) Yasushi Shono Kohei Matsuyama 13 9 (1-1-0) 13 歷史小説 3c 121 平田修 藤懸貴志 09501 Waverley (JPN) Osamu Hirata Takashi Fujikake 14 8 (1-4-0) 14 小寶貝 3f 115 佐佐木晶三 團野大成 22120 Petit Chouchou (JPN) Shozo Sasaki Taisei Danno 15 11 (1-2-3) 15 艾華驥 3c 121 昆貢 古川吉洋 15786 Hiruno Edward (JPN) Mitsugu Kon Yoshihiro Furukawa (15 Starters) -1- Starters List 12:25 P.M. 3yo and up 2 wins S1-2 HK TIME Kyoto, Japan - Dirt - 1900 Metres (Right-handed) (25.10.2020) JPN TIME 1:25 P.M. For 3-years-old and upwards. Weights: 3yo 121lb; 4yo+ 126lb. Allowances: fillies and mares about 4.4lb. (25.10.2020) Total Prize Money (JPY) ¥23,310,000 1st ¥11,000,000, 2nd ¥4,400,000, 3rd ¥2,800,000, 4th ¥1,700,000, 5th ¥1,100,000, 6th ¥880,000, 7th ¥770,000, 8th ¥660,000. Approximate Prize Money in HKD: $1,711,000 1st $807,400, 2nd $323,000, 3rd $205,500, 4th $124,800, 5th $80,700, 6th $64,600, 7th $56,500, 8th $48,400. 馬號 歷季及近仗成績 排位 馬名 年齡/性別 配磅 練馬師 騎師 Card Career Record & Form Draw Horse Name Age/Sex Wt. Trainer Jockey 1 24 (2-2-7) 1 幽谷瀑布 6h 126 牧光二 和田龍二 53308 Glenmacnass (JPN) Koji Maki Ryuji Wada 2 39 (2-5-4) 2 栗本卡邦 5g 126 谷潔 古川吉洋 54300 Kurino Capone (JPN) Kiyoshi Tani Yoshihiro Furukawa 3 47 (3-17-11) 3 嘉藤王者 7h 126 中竹和也 武豊 40328 Kafuji King (JPN) Kazuya Nakatake Yutaka Take 4 36 (2-2-6) 4 潔淨香油 6m 119 佐佐木晶三 團野大成 77748 Spikenard (JPN) Shozo Sasaki Taisei Danno 5 13 (2-1-0) 5 朝浮旭日 4c 126 橋口慎介 岩田康誠 66970 Morning Sun (JPN) Shinsuke Hashiguchi Yasunari Iwata 6 8 (2-0-0) 6 名將文明 4f 121 武幸四郎 秋山真一郎 60000 Meisho Azteca (JPN) Koshiro Take Shinichiro Akiyama 7 26 (2-2-2) 7 紫電火 4f 121 本田優 松山弘平 64071 Violet Imeru (JPN) Masaru Honda Kohei Matsuyama 8 19 (2-0-1) 8 大信君王 5h 126 莊野靖志 中井裕二 89000 Daishin Korol' (JPN) Yasushi Shono Yuji Nakai 9 7 (2-1-0) 9 食家 3c 121 杉山晴紀 李慕華 12710 Epicure (JPN) Haruki Sugiyama Christophe Lemaire 10 29 (2-2-2) 10 剛強賢王 5h 119 加用正 泉谷楓真 04907 King Forte (JPN) Tadashi Kayo Fuma Izumiya 11 15 (3-1-1) 11 雅特尼鎮 6h 126 昆貢 太宰啟介 51000 Hiruno Atrani (JPN) Mitsugu Kon Keisuke Dazai (11 Starters) -2- Starters List 12:55 P.M. Nadeshiko Sho S1-3 HK TIME Kyoto, Japan - Dirt - 1400 Metres (Right-handed) (25.10.2020) JPN TIME 1:55 P.M. For 2-years-old. Weights: colts & geldings 121lb; fillies 119lb. (25.10.2020) Total Prize Money (JPY) ¥21,240,000 1st ¥10,100,000, 2nd ¥4,000,000, 3rd ¥2,500,000, 4th ¥1,500,000, 5th ¥1,010,000, 6th ¥810,000, 7th ¥710,000, 8th ¥610,000. Approximate Prize Money in HKD: $1,559,000 1st $741,300, 2nd $293,600, 3rd $183,500, 4th $110,100, 5th $74,100, 6th $59,500, 7th $52,100, 8th $44,800. 馬號 歷季及近仗成績 排位 馬名 年齡/性別 配磅 練馬師 騎師 Card Career Record & Form Draw Horse Name Age/Sex Wt. Trainer Jockey 1 2 (1-0-1) 1 黑鋼盔 2c 121 角田晃一 武豊 31 Black Armet (JPN) Koichi Tsunoda Yutaka Take 2 2 (1-0-0) 2 竹園戲法 2c 121 鈴木孝志 和田龍二 17 T M Magic (JPN) Takashi Suzuki Ryuji Wada 3 5 (1-1-0) 3 實搏樂事 2c 121 北出成人 幸英明 00821 Plaisir Minoru (JPN) Yoshihito Kitade Hideaki Miyuki 4 2 (1-0-0) 4 禪宗仙子 2f 119 淺見秀一 岩田康誠 51 Zenno Ange (JPN) Hidekazu Asami Yasunari Iwata 5 2 (1-0-0) 5 就位妥當 2c 121 淺見秀一 北村友一 10 Ready Steady Go (JPN) Hidekazu Asami Yuichi Kitamura 6 2 (1-0-1) 6 大王駕到 2c 121 伊藤圭三 李慕華 13 Misuzu Grand O (JPN) Keizo Ito Christophe Lemaire 7 1 (1-0-0) 7 神子傳說 2c 121 松下武士 川須榮彥 1 Dioskuroi (JPN) Takeshi Matsushita Haruhiko Kawasu 8 4 (1-1-0) 8 駿騎 2c 121 竹內正洋 內田博幸 6217 Yuino Chucky (JPN) Masahiro Takeuchi Hiroyuki Uchida 9 3 (1-2-0) 9 赤戰士 2c 121 須貝尚介 川田將雅 212 Red Soldado (JPN) Naosuke Sugai Yuga Kawada 10 2 (1-0-0) 10 機伶制霸 2c 121 高柳大輔 松山弘平 41 Curren Lomachenko Daisuke Takayanagi Kohei Matsuyama (JPN) 11 1 (1-0-0) 11 女后蜂草 2f 119 宮本博 川又賢治 1 Queen's Melissa (JPN) Hiroshi Miyamoto Kenji Kawamata (11 Starters) -3- Starters List 1:25 P.M. Narutaki Tokubetsu S1-4 HK TIME Kyoto, Japan - Turf - 2200 Metres (Right-handed) (25.10.2020) JPN TIME 2:25 P.M.
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