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The 2026 Kikuka Sho (Race Review)
The first star of a new era has etched their name onto the footnote with help from the veteran who laboured since the country found its new heights.
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The 2026 Shuka Sho (Race Review)
The Triple Tiara is over and while no one is able to claim all three, the final trial is claimed by what is perhaps the strongest of all.
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The 2026 Sprinters’ Stakes (Race Review)
History might not repeat itself as much as the adage would have implied, but some mythos proved themselves more prevalent than others.
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The 2026 Sapporo Kinen (Review)
The champion is defined not by the accolades they achieved, but by the context in which they have won.
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The 2026 Takarazuka Kinen (Review)
In the midst of a tragedy, there lingers a tale that would last a generation.
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The 2026 Yasuda Kinen (Review)
The best miler doesn’t always boast a flawless race record nor are they the fastest. They do however always step up at the highest of stakes.
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The 2026 Japanese Derby (Review)
Many worked their hardest. Many gave their all. But only one will be crowned. The Japanese Derby is over. And the legend continues onward in making history.
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The 2026 Japanese Oaks (Review)
Those who doubted the fillies or mares, the women who work as grooms or vets, or as jockeys or trainers will fall victim to their might.
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The 2026 Victoria Mile (Review)
There might not exist a dramatic shake-up in how the underdogs have performed, but the answer lies bare for all to witness.
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The 2026 Victoria Mile (Preview)
It is anyone’s game. Its recency and restriction of the horse’s sex makes for a more high-variance condition that’s ripe for any major upsets.