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Genuine pace with Debug taking up the running ahead of Reward Elaine and The Century. DEBUG (11) clearly brings the strongest winning profile, having resumed with a four-length 3yo+ C3 win at Kochi as a prohibitive odds-on favourite and maintaining an outstanding record at this course and distance. That made it six in a row. Can add to the winning streak. LEMON CHIFFON (8) is harder to trust on her last two runs, including an eighth to I Blanco, but her Kochi record, distance record and strong association with Kondo Shogetsu give her a genuine rebound case. THE CENTURY (4) has to put a last-start failure behind him but a perfect top-three record at this track and distance keep him firmly in calculations. ROYAL DANCE (1) lacks the same winning edge, but he did finish ahead of The Century last time and has a solid record with Taichi Nagamori, making him a chance to play a minor role.
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| 1 | 14205 |
ROYAL DANCE
MASAMITSU SAKAI 8YO BROWN HORSE 57.0KG Yuki Owaki Finished fifth behind Baby Boss at Kochi last start, beaten nine lengths after settling back, which was sound rather than compelling. The run prior in 3yo+ C1 grade was weaker, finishing last behind Adler and beaten over 11 lengths despite being near the top of betting. His record with Taichi Nagamori is a plus, and he did beat The Century last time, so he profiles as a realistic place chance rather than a strong winning play. |
1 TAICHI NAGAMORI |
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| 2 | 34687 |
AMMINO LEMON
YOICHI MIYAJI 6YO CHESTNUT HORSE 57.0KG Was safely held again when seventh behind Rhizomatics at Kochi, beaten over 14 lengths at big odds after conceding a huge start. That followed an eighth in 3yo+ COND grade behind Copano Hampton, beaten over 16 lengths when unwanted in the market. He has placed once from twelve tries at this track and distance, but the current form line leaves him needing a marked lift. |
2 MASASHI UEDA |
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| 3 | 77644 |
MACHT
Kurakane Ikuyasu 5YO CHESTNUT HORSE 57.0KG Has at least held his ground better than some, finishing fourth behind Baby Boss at Kochi last start, but he was still beaten eight lengths and started at long odds. Two back he was fourth behind Mozu Rickey over 1600m, beaten just over four lengths after failing to finish it off. The career record is respectable, though being unplaced in three Kochi runs leaves a clear query. |
3 SHUJI AKAOKA |
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| 4 | 2x110 |
THE CENTURY
MAMORU TANAKA 4YO CHESTNUT GELDING 57.0KG Koji Yasuhara Produced a serious below-par run last start when last behind Baby Boss at Kochi, never competitive and beaten out of sight after being near the top of betting. His previous 3yo+ C3 win was much more like it, scoring by half a length from Logan Pass. With one win and three places from four starts at this track and distance, he has the right credentials if that latest run is left behind. |
4 YUTA GOMA |
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| 5 | 65789 |
LORD IMMORTAL
HIROKI NISHIYAMA 6YO BAY HORSE 57.0KG Lord Horse Club Co. Ltd. Dropped out badly when second last behind Baby Boss at Kochi, beaten over 18 lengths after being unwanted in the market. His previous run was no better, finishing second last behind Mozu Rickey over 1600m and beaten over 15 lengths. A prior win at this track and distance gives some historical support, but his present form is too plain to recommend with confidence. |
5 SHOJI NISHIMORI |
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| 6 | 02549 |
JOSHO BOBBY
MASAMITSU SAKAI 3YO BROWN COLT 57.0KG Was disappointing when second last behind I Blanco at Kochi, beaten over 11 lengths after being near the top of an open market and offering little late. The previous fourth in 3yo COND grade over 1900m had more merit, albeit beaten seven lengths. His three wins from four starts at this track and distance are the key positive, so he can rebound into the minor money. |
6 TAKUYA OKAMURA |
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| 7 | 27460 |
REWARD ELAINE
MASAMITSU SAKAI 4YO DK B FILLY 55.0KG Finished last behind Misterio at Kochi last start, beaten over 19 lengths after dropping out of contention, so that run cannot be dressed up. The start prior was more competitive, sixth behind Meisho Inuwashi over 1600m and beaten five lengths after being overrun late. One win and five places from 20 starts at this track and distance give her a minor-money path if she rebounds. |
7 MASAYOSHI YAMASAKI |
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| 8 | 84208 |
LEMON CHIFFON
JOJI TANAKA 5YO DK B MARE 54.0KG Hiroo Race Co. Ltd. Brings a strong Kochi profile despite two plain recent efforts, most recently eighth behind I Blanco and beaten over 11 lengths when near the top of an open market. She was also beaten out of sight by Tesorino two back, so the trust level is not perfect. Still, two wins and four places from eleven starts here, plus a good record with Kondo Shogetsu, make her a genuine winning chance if she finds her better form. |
8 KONDO SHOGETSU |
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| 9 | 78800 |
OKEHAMPTON
KAZUTO TAIRA 8YO BAY HORSE 57.0KG Was last behind I Blanco at Kochi, beaten over 17 lengths at big odds after finding nothing when asked. His previous run was also poor, finishing last behind Shishi over 1600m and beaten over 15 lengths when unwanted in the market. He has placed once from four starts at this track and distance, but the recent evidence points to a difficult task. |
9 NAOKI KIMURA |
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| 10 | 45543 |
MONCH
YUMA KAWANO 6YO BAY HORSE 57.0KG Hiroshi Hatasa Worked home evenly for third behind Rhizomatics at Kochi last start, though the beaten margin was still nine lengths and he started at big odds. Two back he was fourth behind Shishi over 1600m, beaten just over five lengths after keeping to the task. The concern is the broader winning record, with just one victory from 61 starts, so he needs more than honest plugging away. |
10 EITA INOUE |
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| 11 | 111x1 |
DEBUG
YUJI UCHIKOSHI 4YO BAY HORSE 57.0KG Y's Racing Co. Ltd. Resumed in the right style at Kochi, winning a 3yo+ C3 by four lengths from Or Du Souverain as a prohibitive odds-on favourite after travelling like the best horse in the race. He had also beaten Calling Me by a length and a half before the break. Six wins from eight starts overall, four from four at this track and distance, and six from six with Minoru Miyagawa make him the clear benchmark again. |
11 MINORU MIYAGAWA |
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