G1 Hanshin Juvenile Fillies preview by our original AI
Wednesday, 04 December, 2024 18:59
Teleos La La (C)netkeiba
This weekend's racing will feature three graded stakes including the G1 Hanshin Juvenile Fillies at Hanshin Racecourse. This article will guide you through three notable runners in the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies chosen by our original AI.
Mistress dominated her debut in a Newcomers race, securing a resounding victory by six lengths. Although she benefited from a 51kg handicap thanks to an apprentice jockey, she showed remarkable ability by clocking the second-fastest closing sectional in the straight, underscoring her talent.
In her last outing, the G3 Artemis Stakes, she once again took the lead early and set the pace, mirroring her Newcomers strategy. She maintained composure throughout the middle stages, dictating a steady tempo. Despite being bested in the stretch, she fought hard to secure second place. Although she could not match the finishing kick of the winner, her runner-up finish in a graded stakes race added valuable earnings and showed promise. Stepping up to G1 level with stronger opposition, if Mistress can dictate her own pace, it would not be surprising to see her grind out a tenacious performance.
Teleos La La followed up her second-place debut in her Newcomers with consecutive victories in a maiden race and the Listed Hagi Stakes. She led from the front in her last two starts and recorded the fastest closing sectionals, delivering commanding performances that brought her confidently into this G1 stage.
Her Hagi Stakes victory is particularly notable, as runner-up Dianasaal went on to win the 1-win class Begonia Sho in her next outing, proving the form is strong. Teleos La La has been fine-tuned in the Miho Training Centre for this race. While the long trip to the Kansai region presents a logistical challenge, her performance in the Hagi Stakes demonstrated her ability to handle long-distance travel, leaving no cause for concern. With her evident ability and recent form, she is poised to make her presence felt in this G1 field.
Shonan Xanadu finished second in her Newcomers debut but bounced back impressively with a five-length triumph in her maiden race. While her competition in that victory may not have been the strongest, her performance was noteworthy for her effortless move from second position to secure the win, showcasing her racing instincts.
In her most recent outing, the G3 Artemis Stakes, she tracked the race from mid-pack on the outside and finished third. On that day, Tokyo Racecourse shifted from the A-course to the B-course, favouring front-runners, and the race unfolded at a slow pace, making conditions challenging. Despite these obstacles, she steadily made up ground in the stretch, and her performance deserves praise. In the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies, the pace is expected to quicken, potentially setting up the race for her closing kick. If the race unfolds to her liking, Shonan Xanadu has every chance to make an impact.
Mistress dominated her debut in a Newcomers race, securing a resounding victory by six lengths. Although she benefited from a 51kg handicap thanks to an apprentice jockey, she showed remarkable ability by clocking the second-fastest closing sectional in the straight, underscoring her talent.
In her last outing, the G3 Artemis Stakes, she once again took the lead early and set the pace, mirroring her Newcomers strategy. She maintained composure throughout the middle stages, dictating a steady tempo. Despite being bested in the stretch, she fought hard to secure second place. Although she could not match the finishing kick of the winner, her runner-up finish in a graded stakes race added valuable earnings and showed promise. Stepping up to G1 level with stronger opposition, if Mistress can dictate her own pace, it would not be surprising to see her grind out a tenacious performance.
Her Hagi Stakes victory is particularly notable, as runner-up Dianasaal went on to win the 1-win class Begonia Sho in her next outing, proving the form is strong. Teleos La La has been fine-tuned in the Miho Training Centre for this race. While the long trip to the Kansai region presents a logistical challenge, her performance in the Hagi Stakes demonstrated her ability to handle long-distance travel, leaving no cause for concern. With her evident ability and recent form, she is poised to make her presence felt in this G1 field.
Shonan Xanadu finished second in her Newcomers debut but bounced back impressively with a five-length triumph in her maiden race. While her competition in that victory may not have been the strongest, her performance was noteworthy for her effortless move from second position to secure the win, showcasing her racing instincts.
In her most recent outing, the G3 Artemis Stakes, she tracked the race from mid-pack on the outside and finished third. On that day, Tokyo Racecourse shifted from the A-course to the B-course, favouring front-runners, and the race unfolded at a slow pace, making conditions challenging. Despite these obstacles, she steadily made up ground in the stretch, and her performance deserves praise. In the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies, the pace is expected to quicken, potentially setting up the race for her closing kick. If the race unfolds to her liking, Shonan Xanadu has every chance to make an impact.