An Uma Fan Explains (Badly)…

  • Liberty Island, the winner of the 2023 Japanese Oaks and Triple Tiara champion. Original link: https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/horse_photo_detail.html?horse_id=2020103656&photo_id=108060

    The 2026 Japanese Oaks (Preview)

    The premiere race for 3-year old fillies lies in wait for anyone to become one of the faces of Japanese horseracing in the years to come.

    DumaKid
  • Embroidery, the winner of the 2026 Victoria Mile. Original link: https://en.netkeiba.com//news/news_detail.html?id=3737

    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.

    DumaKid
  • Vodka, winner of the 2009 Victoria Mile. Original link: https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/horse_photo_detail.html?horse_id=2004104258&photo_id=2089

    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.

    DumaKid
  • A photo finish between Ask Ikigomi and winner Rodeo Drive in the 2026 NHK Mile Cup. Photographer: Katsutomo Mochiki. Original link: https://en.netkeiba.com//news/news_detail.html?id=3715

    The 2026 NHK Mile Cup (Review)

    There are no underdogs to rise above the ashes, no miracle that redefines being a miler, and yet not a single day goes by without a legacy to boot.

    DumaKid
  • The image of Croix du Nord, the winner of the Spring Tenno Sho this year. Original link for credit: https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/horse_photo_detail.html?horse_id=2022105102&photo_id=82277

    The 2026 Spring Tenno Sho (Review)

    The Spring Tenno Sho is finally over – and history has been made.

    DumaKid