Japan horse race Horse race
Keisei Hai 京成杯|
Nakayama Racecourse Grandstand | Location | Nakayama Racecourse |
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Inaugurated | 1961 |
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Race type | Thoroughbred Flat racing |
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Distance | 2000 metres |
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Surface | Turf |
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Track | Right-handed |
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Qualification | 3-y-o |
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Weight | 56 kg, fillies allowed 2 kg |
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Purse | ¥ 87,960,000 (as of 2024) 1st: ¥ 41,000,000 2nd: ¥ 16,000,000 3rd: ¥ 10,000,000 |
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The Keisei Hai (Japanese 京成杯) is a Grade 3 horse race for three-year-old Thoroughbreds run in January over a distance of 2000 metres at Nakayama Racecourse.[1]
The race was first run in 1961 and has been run as a Grade 3 level since 1984. The race was originally run over 1600 metres before the distance was extended to 2000 metres in 1999, matching it with the Satsuki Sho.[2]
Winners since 2000
Year
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Winner
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Jockey
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Trainer
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Owner
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Time
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2000
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Meiner Vintage
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Yoshitomi Shibata
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Shozo Sasaki
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Thoroughbred Club Ruffian
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2:04.0
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2001
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Born King
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David Harrison
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Kunihide Matsuda
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Makoto Kaneko
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2:03.2
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2002 (dh)
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Roman Empire
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Koshiro Take
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Taira Furukawa
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Turf Sport
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2:00.4
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Yamanin Seraphim
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Masayoshi Ebina
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Shuichi Asami
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Hajime Doi
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2003
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Suzuka Dream
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Masayoshi Ebina
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Mitsuru Hahida
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Keiji Nagai
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2:01.7
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2004
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Focal Point
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Norihiro Yokoyama
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Michifumi Kono
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Shadai Race Horse
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1:59.2
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2005
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Admire Japan
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Norihiro Yokoyama
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Hiroyoshi Matsuda
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Riichi Kondo
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2:07.4
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2006
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Jalisco Light
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Hiroshi Kitamura
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Kazuo Fujisawa
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Kazumi Yoshida
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2:03.2
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2007
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Sun Zeppelin
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Masami Matsuoka
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Makoto Saito
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Nobuyuki Kato
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2:01.6
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2008
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Meiner Charles
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Masami Matsuoka
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Ryuichi Inaba
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Thoroughbred Club Ruffian
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2:02.9
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2009
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Early Robusto
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Yuichi Fukunaga
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Masaru Honda
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Mishima Bokujo
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2:02.7
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2010
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Eishin Flash
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Norihiro Yokoyama
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Hideaki Fujiwara
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Toyomitsu Hirai
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2:03.6
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2011
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Fateful War
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Katsuhara Tanaka
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Shinichi Ito
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Shadai Race Horse
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2:00.9
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2012
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Best Deal
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Norihiro Yokoyama
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Sakae Kunieda
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Shadai Race Horse
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2:00.6
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2013
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Fame Game
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Fran Berry
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Yoshitada Munakata
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Sunday Racing
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2:02.3
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2014
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Pray and Real
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Daichi Shibata
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Hiroaki Kawazu
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Shigeyuki Okada
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2:01.1
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2015
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Beruf
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Yuga Kawada
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Yasutoshi Ikee
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Sunday Racing
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2:02.3
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2016
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Prophet
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Shane Foley
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Yasutoshi Ikee
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Carrot Racing
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2:01.4
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2017
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Komano Impulse
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Hironobu Tanabe
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Masatatsu Kikukawa
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Yoshinobu Hasegawa
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2:02.5[3]
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2018
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Generale Uno
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Hironobu Tanabe
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Eiichi Yano
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G Riviere Racing
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2:01.2[4]
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2019
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Last Draft
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Christophe Lemaire
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Hirofumi Toda
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Sunday Racing
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2:01.2[5]
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2020
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Crystal Black
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Yutaka Yoshida
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Fumimasa Takahashi
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Isamu Okada
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2:02.1
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2021
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Gratias
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Christophe Lemaire
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Yukihiro Kato
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Three H Racing
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2:03.1
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2022
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Onyankopon
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Akira Sugawara
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Shigeyuki Kojima
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Kunio Tabara
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2:01.3
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2023
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Sol Oriens
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Takeshi Yokoyama
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Takahisa Tezuka
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Shadai Race Horse
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2:02.2
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2024
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Danon Decile
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Norihiro Yokoyama
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Shogo Yasuda
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Danox
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2:00.5
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Earlier winners
- 1984 - Hatsuno Amoy
- 1985 - Sakura Sunny O
- 1986 - Dyna Fairy
- 1987 - Super Phantom
- 1988 - Tosho Mario
- 1989 - Speak Reason
- 1990 - No More Speedy
- 1991 - Dynamite Daddy
- 1992 - A P Jet
- 1993 - Osumi Point
- 1994 - Biko Pegasus
- 1995 - Mighty Force
- 1996 - Sakura Speed O
- 1997 - Speed World
- 1998 - Mandarin Star
- 1999 - Osumi Bright
See also
References
- Netkeiba:[6][7]
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