JRA[Perspectiva de la Copa Reina Isabel (G1)]C. Lemer “Stolen” Lucky Lilac VS M. Demuro & Loves Only You! The 3-year-olds of the “absent queen” have no chance !? -GJ

15, this year at Hanshin RacecourseQueen Elizabeth Cup(G1) will take place. The 2,200m distance will not change, but how will the change from the outer circumference of Kyoto to the inner circumference of Hanshin affect the race?

Each year the composition tends to be “Old Horse VS 3 Years”. However, this year’s 3-year-olds are absent from two G1 horses, the 3-crown horse Dearing Tact and last year’s 2-year-old Queen Resistensia. This year old horses with three G1 horses will probably be the main protagonists.

G1 achievements and 3 wins shineLucky lilac(Female, 5 years old, Kurito / Mikio Matsunaga’s stable) Cancels the combination with M. Demuro. A new combination with C. Lemer is formed, with the aim of winning this consecutive race.

Lemer’s rider won the Emperor’s Award, Autumn (G1) on day 1 with Almond Eye. This fall’s G1 series is in great shape with 2 wins in 4 races and 1 in second place. However, the most popular Lucky Lilac has often missed “1-2-1-1” in five races after winning the Queen Elizabeth Cup last year.

The only outfit is 6 outfits at the Takarazuka Memorial (G1) in June. This can be ignored due to the reluctant Baba. However, at the Sapporo Memorial (G2) in the previous race, which he was expected to win, he was unable to stretch directly from second place by chasing and lost to third place.

“Maybe the first western turf didn’t fit in the previous race. I can’t deny the possibility that it’s declining at five years old, but … That’s right” (writer for a horse racing magazine)

M. Demuro, who was robbed of Lucky Lilac, will continue to aim for victory from last year’s Oaks (G1) in combination with Love’s Only You (4 years old, Kurito, Yoshito Yahagi’s stable).

Last year, when he took up the challenge after the break, he was proudly supported by the most popular, but lost to third place, 0 seconds 2 behind Lucky Lilac. After that, the Victoria Mile (G1), which is short in distance, finished seventh, the Naruo Memorial (G3) finished second, and the initial fall race, Fuchu Female Horse S (G2) finished fifth.

In the second round a week ago, it showed slight movement. You can expect an increase in the second round of beatings. As a Demuro pilot, you don’t want to lose to just Lucky Lilac. I want to mark it thoroughly and reward it.

The third G1 horse is Nome Core (female, 5 years old, Miura / Hagiwara Kiyosakusha).

He conquered the Victoria Mile last year directed by D. Lane. This year, he challenged the Takamatsunomiya Memorial (G1), but lost to 15th place. After that he had a good run on the mile route with third place at Victoria Mile and fourth place at Yasuda Memorial (G1) with the goal of back-to-back championships. In the previous race, the distance was further widened to commemorate Sapporo. With the good driving of Norihiro Yokoyama, he went through the goal in the lead, beating Persian Knight and Lucky Lilac.

The challenge will be long-distance transportation to the Kansai region. So far, there have been no results in expeditionary horse racing, such as losing fifth place in the Queen Elizabeth Cup two years ago. Was it easier to race horses in Kyoto?