G2 Kinko Sho preview by our original AI
Wednesday, 06 March, 2024 23:29
Durezza (C)Netkeiba
This weekend's racing will feature three graded stakes in Chukyo and Nakayama Racecourses. This article will guide you through some of the notable runners in the G2 Kinko Sho at Chukyo Racecourse with our original AI.
Yoho Lake has been a consistent performer at Chukyo Racecourse having won the 2022 G2 Nikkei Shinshun Hai and finishing second in the G3 Kisaragi Sho. This is his first race coming back from a long break after winning the Nikkei Shinshun Hai. Trainer Yasuo Tomomichi is well known for his ability to bring horses back to their best condition straight out from a long break. If he is back to his full condition, his ability and course suitability are more than enough to support him in this race.
Durezza is no doubt one of the best horses to run in this race as a G1 Kikuka Sho winner after winning his first five consecutive starts. He finished three-and-a-half lengths ahead of Tastiera and Sol Oriens and remained one of the best horses in Japan during his three-year-old season. The distance for this race is much shorter than the Kikuka Sho but he is the only G1 winner running in this race. The form of the other runners can't match his ability and he could well be the winner.
Shonan Bashitto has been a little quiet in the last few starts but it is still too early to judge him. He has won the Listed Wakaba Stakes over the same distance and finished fifth in the G1 Satsuki Sho. 2000m is suitable for his racing style and his form proves that. He will not be favoured for this race as his recent form has been disappointing but he will be an interesting horse to follow.
Yoho Lake has been a consistent performer at Chukyo Racecourse having won the 2022 G2 Nikkei Shinshun Hai and finishing second in the G3 Kisaragi Sho. This is his first race coming back from a long break after winning the Nikkei Shinshun Hai. Trainer Yasuo Tomomichi is well known for his ability to bring horses back to their best condition straight out from a long break. If he is back to his full condition, his ability and course suitability are more than enough to support him in this race.
Durezza is no doubt one of the best horses to run in this race as a G1 Kikuka Sho winner after winning his first five consecutive starts. He finished three-and-a-half lengths ahead of Tastiera and Sol Oriens and remained one of the best horses in Japan during his three-year-old season. The distance for this race is much shorter than the Kikuka Sho but he is the only G1 winner running in this race. The form of the other runners can't match his ability and he could well be the winner.
Shonan Bashitto has been a little quiet in the last few starts but it is still too early to judge him. He has won the Listed Wakaba Stakes over the same distance and finished fifth in the G1 Satsuki Sho. 2000m is suitable for his racing style and his form proves that. He will not be favoured for this race as his recent form has been disappointing but he will be an interesting horse to follow.