World's Best Racehorse Equinox Back On Track In Sunday's Japan Cup - Horse Racing News
The race sees seven G1 champions among the lineup - including Equinox, a 4-year-old colt who has topped the world’s rankings
Source: paulickreport.com
📰 Eishin Flash News
Eishin Flash News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Eishin Flash. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
Viral social media post gets ratioed for saying anime character is "underage"
Another viral social media post was chastised after witnessing a mature-looking anime character and claiming she looks "underage". The individual made a comment…
Source: nichegamer.com
Which 2,000 Guineas has the best record at producing top sires? Martin Stevens delivers his verdict
Good Morning Bloodstock readers may or may not agree with our writer's scores!
Source: racingpost.com
Japan Cup hero Vela Azul charges up world rankings under nerveless Ryan Moore | Topics: Tokyo Racecourse, TRC Global Rankings, Japan Cup, Japan Racing Association, Ryan Moore, Vela Azul
Article by Nicholas Godfrey: Vela Azul, who weaved through traffic under a cool-as-cucumber Ryan Moore to win a messy Japan Cup in Tokyo at the weekend, jumped a colossal 150 places on the world rankings to enter the Top 40 with his thrilling triumph.
Source: thoroughbredracing.com
Moore Deftly Guides Vela Azul To Japan Cup Triumph - Horse Racing News
Third favorite Vela Azul captured his first top-level win Sunday in the $7,513,043 Japan Cup (G1) at Tokyo Racecourse, giving his sire Eishin Flash his first Grade 1 winner.
Source: paulickreport.com
French Grade 1 Winner Onesto Takes On Sunday's Japan Cup - Horse Racing News
The top-level races keep on coming and this Sunday sees the international highlight of the year - the Grade 1 Japan Cup at Tokyo Racecourse
Source: paulickreport.com
Shahryar Awaits First Race in Japan This Year at 166th Tenno Sho
The 2021 Tokyo Yushun winner competed in big races in the United Arab Emirates and England in March and June, respectively, before returning home.
Source: japan-forward.com