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Last year she won the Nakayama Himba Stakes as 15th favourite, followed by the Fukushima Himba Stakes as 6th favorite and 2nd. In the autumn Keisei Hai AH, he was the seventh favorite and finished third.
She was 16th in the Victoria Mile and 11th in her previous race, the Queen Elizabeth Cup, and while she didn’t pass in the GI, she is also worthy of attention in the handicap match. Firstly, the Victoria Mile was an unsuitable round for the horse, and the Queen Elizabeth Cup was a furlong longer.
Shiba Nakayama was 3 times in the betting ticket in 7 races[2.0.1.4]. He has a stable starting point on the tight cornering course, and last year he also ran well in three races in Nakayama and Fukushima, while Tokyo and Hanshin ran mediocre. The internal frame of this time can maximize the strengths of this horse. Also, the handicap is attractive. The actual horse will be handicapped by 1kg more, but considering that the weight of the load has been raised to 1kg from this year, it can be said that it is virtually unchanged. Although a classified race for fillies she is a ‘good’ existence with a track record of 1 win, 2 finishes, 1 3rd place and 1 time.
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Tsuyoshi Yamada Chief Editor of “SPREAD”
Former editor-in-chief of a horse racing monthly, now editor-in-chief of “SPREAD”, a media that reads the future of sport. Ever since I was shocked by Tesoro Meisho, who finished 16th in the 1995 Mile CS, I have continued to follow Anuma’s predictions. “Uma Musume” is a gold dealer.
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