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The GI front this fall is all “strong” except for the Japan Cup last week, where three triple-crowned horses met for the first time in history.
So is the 21st Champions Cup this week (December 6, Chukyo Dirt 1800m, GI over 3 years).
One of the strongest people who is said to be the “absolute champion of the earth world” is Chrysoberil (4 years old, father Gold Allure, Kurito, Hidetaka Otonashi) who aspires to consecutive championships.
Mysterious force to lose in Saudi Arabia
Chrysoberil won last year’s Champions Cup with all six wins since its debut. It was the victory in the race record of 1 minute 48 seconds 5 that set the conventional record in 1 second 6 in a row.
The old horse GI’s undefeated victory in 6 races is a record together with Fine Motion, who won the 2002 Queen Elizabeth Cup. It was JRA Dirt GI’s first undefeated conquest in history.
In the Saudi Cup, which was the first time in about three months since then, he lost to seventh place with 14 heads, but won the Emperor’s Award in the first round of his return to Japan and the JBC Classic in the previous race. He won all eight races in Japan.
The strength of the last two races makes me wonder why I lost in Saudi Arabia, and it’s hard to imagine a scene where I will lose in Japan in the future.
For this horse, which has been used at least two months apart, it will be the first time the horse has competed in a short interval of about a month since the JBC Classic on November 3. Regarding that, Otonashi’s teacher said, “It was easy to adapt. It is not the end of the holidays, so it can have the effect of being used once. I think this time it will be a better feeling.” It seems.
Arondite, who won the Japan Dirt Cup for her uncle, Chrysolite, who won the Japan Dirt Derby for all siblings, Maria Wright, who won the Queen Elizabeth Cup and the Takarazuka Memorial for her half-sister, a clan with excellent dirt suitability and growth potential From. There is no doubt that it is still in the midst of going strong.
