[February S / Chasing Diagnosis]Highly rated “A” that surpasses Lemon Pop “Perfect condition for GI capture” | SPREAD

■ Dry stout

[Intermediate training]A talented horse who won the All Japan 2-year-old Yushun (Kawasaki) with 3 consecutive wins since his debut and grabbed the 2-year-old Saoh position. Last year in the 3-year-old season, he lacked smoothness due to muscle pain, etc., and he only participated in the Hyogo CS (4th place) in May, but he recovered after resting for half a year and finished 1st in the Shimotsuki Stakes. He showed his high ability with a clear win with a difference of 3/4 horse length. In the first race of the new year, the Subaru Stakes, which was the first race in the new year, was forced to make it difficult to move on the road, and finished second with a leg left. It can be said that it was a strong match even though I lost. After that, this horse will advance to the counterclockwise mile GI/February S, which can be said to be the best conditions for this horse, as planned. He returned to Ritto on January 26 after a short pasture at Champion Hills. He loosened his body at Sakaji 14-14, which was the first clock on the 29th, and although he was a new horse on February 1st, he showed a movement from the outside, and there was no loose atmosphere. Tosaki jockey rushed to catch up one week before on the 8th, set a personal best on CW and a fierce clock of 5F 64 seconds 3 (full), and cut two horses running side by side.

◆[February Stakes 2023 Prediction/Catch-up Diagnosis]Highest rating “S”, which surpasses the two most popular horses “Great signs with dynamic movements”

[Final chase]Keita Tozaki rushes to Ritto for the final chase of the race week and rides on a sloped horse. He focused on not leaving fatigue in the end, and achieved the first arrival by overtaking semi-open horses by half a horse length. He doesn’t have a flashy watch, but he’s a horse that doesn’t run on slopes. He was impeccable in his spirit.

[Observation]After short-term grazing, the adjustment process has been completed as planned. The basic parts such as cardiopulmonary function have been completed to some extent in the previous run. As a horse with little racing experience, he deepens communication with his saddler and strives to brush up on areas such as maneuverability. The contrast between the endurance of putting the opponent in front and the power when the go-ahead was given caught my eye, and I could feel the results of the intermediate adjustment. In perfect condition for the first challenge to Furuma GI.

Comprehensive evaluation “A”

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Takeki Nishimura (freelance writer)
A freelance writer who specializes in overtaking evaluations of racehorses and continues to write mainly for online media. Currently, he writes and is in charge of weekly reports on all the horses that run in graded prizes at UMAJIN.net “Horse Racing Salon”. He is also involved in the professional wrestling industry and has contributed articles to weekly professional wrestling publications and books.

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