G1 Tenno Sho (Autumn) preview by netkeiba original AI
Wednesday, 25 October, 2023 18:00
We're set for an exciting weekend of racing, with the Emperor of Japan in attendance. Our original AI chose three runners to watch in the upcoming G1 Tenno Sho (Autumn).
Gaia Force
G2 St Lite Kinen winner Gaia Force could be the one to watch with his consistent performance at graded stakes level. His record in the 2000m range supports his potential in this as well. He has a track time record of 1:56.8 and if the race progresses at a high pace, he has a decent chance. His odds are expected to be high as well.
Equinox
Four-time Grade 1 winner Equinox has been performing at the highest level consistently no matter the distance. He will no doubt receive a lot of support from fans and he just needs to do what he has been doing for his entire racing career. Adding to his loaded CV, all horses who performed well in the Takarazuka Kinen have placed in Tenno Sho (Autumn).
Prognosis
G2 Sapporo Kinen winner Prognosis has been showing his adaptability to different styles of racing. He can race up front or from the back. He has recorded the fastest final three furlongs in all starts in 2000m races. If the race progresses in a way that the winner needs a fast final three furlongs, he is the one to watch.
Gaia Force
G2 St Lite Kinen winner Gaia Force could be the one to watch with his consistent performance at graded stakes level. His record in the 2000m range supports his potential in this as well. He has a track time record of 1:56.8 and if the race progresses at a high pace, he has a decent chance. His odds are expected to be high as well.
Equinox
Four-time Grade 1 winner Equinox has been performing at the highest level consistently no matter the distance. He will no doubt receive a lot of support from fans and he just needs to do what he has been doing for his entire racing career. Adding to his loaded CV, all horses who performed well in the Takarazuka Kinen have placed in Tenno Sho (Autumn).
Prognosis
G2 Sapporo Kinen winner Prognosis has been showing his adaptability to different styles of racing. He can race up front or from the back. He has recorded the fastest final three furlongs in all starts in 2000m races. If the race progresses in a way that the winner needs a fast final three furlongs, he is the one to watch.