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Boldog Hos was reserved in mid-division early while saving ground and slowly angled out away from the rails as the horses began to make their move soon after the meter marker. Picking up speed turning for home down the middle lane and joined by Justin Palace on his inside, the two pulled away within the last furlong with tremendous late charge with Boldog Hos managing to extend his stride to just miss by a nose at the wire in second.

Justin Palace was forwardly placed outside the race favorite two wide and kept a close watch on the foe through the early stages. While Gaia Force failed to find another gear after the final turn, the Deep Impact colt had plenty left in the tank to follow Boldog Hos who came flying by on his outside and kept in tandem with that rival until just before the wire where the brown colt was outrun by the first two by half a length.

Race favorite Gaia Force was a fraction slow out of the gate and was rated around seventh or eighth along the rails for most of the way. Constantly covered by horses close in front and around, the Kitasan Black colt struggled to find space as the field began to make headway and only just found a clearing after entering the stretch where the gray was unable to pick up speed and faded to eighth. Leger G1 - Preview19 Oct am The final Classic of the year will be run this coming Sunday October 23 at Hanshin Racecourse, following on from the fillies last week.

Leger is a real stamina test run over 3, meters on turf, although the Hanshin track might be just a little easier than Kyoto, which is where the race is usually run. First run in , the race is best known as the final leg of the Triple Crown for 3-year-old colts, and there have just been eight horses in Japanese racing history to achieve a clean sweep of all three races, which include the Grade 1 Satsuki Sho Japanese Guineas and the Grade 1 Tokyo Yushun Japanese Derby.

Lite in There are 23 nominations including one filly for the race on Sunday, and a maximum of 18 will get a start. It therefore means another horse has a chance to boost his career. Leger have been the Grade 2 Asahi Hai St. Record time for the race is held by Toho Jackal, who won in a time of 3 minutes, 1. Leger will be Race 11 on the Hanshin card this Sunday, with a post time in Japan of Final declarations and the barrier draw will come out later in the week.

He just held on to win the Grade 2 Asahi Hai St. Lite Kinen last time, but in doing so he got top marks from his trainer, Haruki Sugiyama. Jockey Kohei Matsuyama has ridden Gaia Force in all his races, and will partner him again in his bid for more riding honors.

The jockey also had some good contact with the horse before the race. In his last run, he easily got into a good position, and getting a good start does seem to be one of the keys with him. Lite Kinen in September. Feengrotten: Stablemate to Boldog Hos, Feengrotten is a half-brother to Pixie Knight, and has progressed to Grade 3 races in quite a short time.

In his latest race, he finished third in the Grade 3 Niigata Kinen over 2, meters in September. He is also getting better mentally too. He disappointed in his last race when he could only finish eighth to Justin Palace, which was his worst result ever, but trainer Manabu Ikezoe continues to try and get the best out of the horse. Jockey Yuga Kawada has been booked for the ride, and trainer Shozo Sasaki is hoping the horse can find just a bit more in this next race.

Yamanin Zest lived up to his name last time, when he took a big step up in class and chased home Justin Palace in the Grade 2 Kobe Shimbun Hai in September. He has developed a lot over the summer. Debuting in June last year as a two year-old, the King Kamehameha filly broke her maiden in her second career start but was third at best in her following three grade-race starts. Two wins in her three-year-old debut, the Kobushi Sho 1,m , and the Flower Cup G3, 1,m which became her first grade-race victory was followed by a runner-up effort in the Yushun Himba and another graded victory in the Shion Stakes G3, 2,m before registering her first G1 title in this race.

Trainer Tomokazu Takano scored his second Shuka Sho victory since with Shonan Pandora in and fourth JRA-G1 title—his latest G1 victory was the Osaka Hai with Lei Papale—while Ryusei Sakai who made his jockey debut in landed his first career G1 victory in the race and registered his tenth grade-race title overall. Race favorite Stars on Earth missed a beat coming out of the gate, was pinched back and had to race near the rear up to the final corner where the Duramente filly split horses with tremendous force and in contention within the last furlong with the fastest finishing speed but was short of reaching the top two finishers and claiming her third jewel for three-year-old fillies by half a length and a nose.

Stars on Earth is expected to be a popular pick on Sunday, with her biggest rivals seen to be Stunning Rose, who lost the Japanese Oaks by a mere nose, Art House, just off a win in the Kansai Telecasting Corp. Sho Rose Stakes, and Namur, who finished third in the Oaks. Like last year, the Shuka Sho will once again be held at Hanshin due to renovations at its regular venue Kyoto. The race will be run over the 2,meter inner A course, which starts before the grandstand. The ground rises from the start as the horses battle for position.

The track remains relatively flat down the backstretch, then the field picks up speed as the ground dips gradually into the straight, and rises sharply again meters before the finish line. Stars on Earth: This daughter of Duramente was not the favorite in either of her first two Grade 1s.

Though she had made the Top 3 in all her previous starts, she had only one low-level win to her name when she went to the gate of the 1,meter Oka Sho as seventh pick. From there, she was sent directly to the Oaks and took that by a nose over Stunning Rose. Stars on Earth was back in work at the farm in mid-August and returned to Miho Training Center a month later. Jockey Christophe Lemaire was up last Thursday for flat work.

Trainer Mizuki Takayanagi was satisfied as well. She has made the board in all her nine starts to date and has only missed the Top 3 twice. She tops the Shuka Sho nominees for wins with a total of four victories. Despite her win in the Grade 3 Flower Cup, her lack of experience at the Classic distance saw her a longshot in the Oaks, which was her first Grade 1 bid. On Sept. She was ridden by jockey Ryusei Sakai, who will also have the ride on Sunday. Stunning Rose had time off at the farm after her last race.

A graded stakes race is a term applied by the American Graded Stakes Committee of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association to thoroughbred horse races in the United States and Canada to describe races that derive their name from the stake, or entry fee, owners must pay.

These fees, to which the track adds an additional amount, constitute the total amount from which prize money is paid to the first, second, third, and usually fourth place finishers. There are three different levels of stakes races, the top ranking, and therefore purse, being a Grade I Stakes. They are higher-class races for bigger prizes and often involve competitors that belong to the same gender, age and class.

These races may, though, be "weight-for-age", with weights adjusted only according to age, and also there are 'set weights' where all horses carry the same weight. Furthermore, there are "conditions" races, in which horses carry weights that are set by conditions, such as having won a certain number of races, or races of a certain value. Longevity: That the race has been run for two years under the same conditions.

Drug Testing: That post race drug testing is managed by a governmental authority. Restrictions: That the race may be restricted only in age and gender. Toe Grabs: Cannot be more than two millimeters long. In the United States and Canada, a graded race can be dormant for one year without losing its grade. Also, as long as the race meets these requirements, the Committee grades on the overall quality of the previous fields and the performance of horses in the previous fields in stakes both prior to and after the race.

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