Tokai Derby
LocationNagoya Racecourse
Inaugurated1971[1]
Race typeThoroughbred - Flat racing
Race information
Distance1,900 meters (about 8 furlongs / 1 mile)
SurfaceDirt
QualificationThree-year-olds from the Tokai region
Purse¥7,000,000
1st: ¥ 1,050,000

The Tokai Derby (in Japanese: 名古屋優駿), is a race for three-year-olds[1] from the Tokai region in the Aichi Prefectural Horse Racing Association.

Race details

The race was established in 1971. It was known as the "Tokai Yugo" and had multiple name changes before becoming the "Tokai Derby".[1]

The race was originally 1,800 meters long and briefly ran on turf.

Winners since 2014

Year
Winner
Jockey
Trainer
Time
2014Cage Kinkan[1][2]Masayoshi AoyagiMasaya Suzuki2:03.8
2015BazookaTakahiro ImaiYoshi Kawanisho2:04.3
2016Katsugeki KitokitoMasaaki OhataTakeo Nishimi2:06.8
2017Dreams LineMasaaki OhataYoshi Kawanisho2:07.5
2018Vip Raising[3]Mikio FujiwaraHiroshi Kanno2:05.9

Past winners

Past winners include:[1]

  • 1971: Shinano Hoster
  • 1972: Shinano Ruler
  • 1973: One Eight
  • 1974: Sun China[4]
  • 1975: Tokino Kinzan
  • 1976: Keiunzan
  • 1977: Brave Boy
  • 1978: Ishino Sammy
  • 1979: Ryu Walk
  • 1980: Izumi Dapper
  • 1981: Ryu Meiji
  • 1982: Gold Ret
  • 1983: Ryu French
  • 1984: Ryu Zuisho
  • 1985: Fujino Jiyotsu King
  • 1986: Minami Madonna
  • 1987: Wise Rullah
  • 1988: Fujino Northern
  • 1989: San Rinaru
  • 1990: S.M.Great
  • 1991: Max Brain
  • 1992: Tomishino Porunga
  • 1993: Sabrina Cherry
  • 1994: Life Asahi
  • 1995: Loui Boss Gold
  • 1996: Cheers Silence
  • 1997: Shimpu Raiden
  • 1998: Wing Arrow
  • 1999: Taiki Herakles [5]
  • 2000: Agnes Digital
  • 2001: Narita On the Turf
  • 2002: Homan Cute
  • 2003: Big Wolf
  • 2004: Takara Adjudi
  • 2005: Centrair Riki
  • 2006: Horai Missile
  • 2007: Maruyo Phoenix
  • 2008: Hishi Worthy
  • 2009: Dynamite Body
  • 2010: Helene
  • 2011: Amuro
  • 2012: Meiner Segment
  • 2013: Water Pride

See also

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "Tokai Derby". Ahonoora. Retrieved 8 August 2019.
  2. "Tokai Derby". Keiba.go.jp. Retrieved 1 April 2019.
  3. "VIP Raising". JBIS. Retrieved 1 April 2019.
  4. "Sun China". JBIS. Retrieved 1 April 2019.
  5. "Taiki Herakles(JPN)". JBIS. Retrieved 1 April 2019.
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