G1 Takamatsunomiya Kinen preview by our original AI
Thursday, 21 March, 2024 04:32
Divina (Photo: Masakazu Takahashi)
This weekend's racing will consist of four graded stakes including the G1 Takamatsunomiya Kinen. Our original AI will guide you through some of the notable runners in the Takamatsunomiya Kinen which will be run at Chukyo Racecourse on Sunday.
G2 Fuchu Himba Stakes winner Divina will retire after this race and this will be her first time running over 1200m. She has a great record at the Chukyo racecourse with four wins from seven runs and finishing second in the G3 Chukyo Kinen. Her form also suggests that her race style suits sprint races as she has been struggling to focus on the race over longer distances. She is not one of the best horses to run in this race but she could be the interesting one to watch.
Lotus Land finished sixth in last year's Takamatsunomiya Kinen. She has been a good performer over 1400m and 1200m. Her recent performances should not bring her ratings down, though she is not expected to receive a lot of support among punters and could be priced at good value.
Lugal won the G3 Silk Road Stakes comfortably against some of the top-level sprinters. It is expected to rain on Sunday at Chukyo Racecourse but he won a Listed race by five lengths and heavy ground should not be a problem.
G2 Fuchu Himba Stakes winner Divina will retire after this race and this will be her first time running over 1200m. She has a great record at the Chukyo racecourse with four wins from seven runs and finishing second in the G3 Chukyo Kinen. Her form also suggests that her race style suits sprint races as she has been struggling to focus on the race over longer distances. She is not one of the best horses to run in this race but she could be the interesting one to watch.
Lotus Land finished sixth in last year's Takamatsunomiya Kinen. She has been a good performer over 1400m and 1200m. Her recent performances should not bring her ratings down, though she is not expected to receive a lot of support among punters and could be priced at good value.
Lugal won the G3 Silk Road Stakes comfortably against some of the top-level sprinters. It is expected to rain on Sunday at Chukyo Racecourse but he won a Listed race by five lengths and heavy ground should not be a problem.