G1 Osaka Hai preview by our original AI
Wednesday, 27 March, 2024 14:42
Harper (Photo: Yuki Shimono)
This weekend's racing will feature two graded stakes including the G1 Osaka Hai. Here are some of the notable runners picked up by our AI.
Harper finished ninth in the G1 Arima Kinen last time out but was only 0.7 seconds behind the winner. She performed amazingly in the fillies' Classics, finishing second in the G1 Japanese Oaks and third in the G1 Shuka Sho. The form also suggests 2000m suits her better than 2500m. She cannot be ignored considering her past performances at the highest level.
Killer Ability finished second in the G2 Neom Turf Cup in Saudi Arabia last time out. She also finished ahead of a European G1 winner which suggests that he could be a strong contender. His pedigree also supports his performance in this race as his sire Deep Impact sired six winners in the past 10 Osaka Hai. She is also a G1 Hopeful Stakes winner, a race which was run over the same distance as Osaka Hai.
Hayayakko is a veteran eight-year-old horse but his ability has not been declining. He finished fourth in the G2 Kinko Sho and was only 0.3 seconds behind Durezza who finished second. He also finished closely behind Rousham Park who is expected to be one of the main contenders in this race. He is an interesting horse to follow for the Osaka Hai.
Harper finished ninth in the G1 Arima Kinen last time out but was only 0.7 seconds behind the winner. She performed amazingly in the fillies' Classics, finishing second in the G1 Japanese Oaks and third in the G1 Shuka Sho. The form also suggests 2000m suits her better than 2500m. She cannot be ignored considering her past performances at the highest level.
Killer Ability finished second in the G2 Neom Turf Cup in Saudi Arabia last time out. She also finished ahead of a European G1 winner which suggests that he could be a strong contender. His pedigree also supports his performance in this race as his sire Deep Impact sired six winners in the past 10 Osaka Hai. She is also a G1 Hopeful Stakes winner, a race which was run over the same distance as Osaka Hai.
Hayayakko is a veteran eight-year-old horse but his ability has not been declining. He finished fourth in the G2 Kinko Sho and was only 0.3 seconds behind Durezza who finished second. He also finished closely behind Rousham Park who is expected to be one of the main contenders in this race. He is an interesting horse to follow for the Osaka Hai.