第42回マイルチャンピオンシップ2025

[Updated: 2026-01-23 19:16:16] Revised by AI Assistant

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Mile Championship (G1) 2025: Final Gallop Analysis, Training Assessment & Top Picks

Race Name: The 42nd Mile Championship (G1)

Race Date: November 23, 2025

Article Release Date: November 20, 2025

Key Takeaways & Top Performers

Training Assessment S-Grade:

• Jantar Mantar (A Champion’s Regal Presence)
• Lavanda (Awakening to Brilliance)

Training Assessment A+ Grade:

• Soul Rush (Exceptional Turn of Foot)
• Ascoli Piceno (Returning from International Campaign)
• Lebensstil (Maintaining Peak Condition)

Notable Observations:

• Lavanda recorded the fastest time on Ritto Slope, clocking 50.5 seconds for 4F.
• Soul Rush marked an impressive 10.9 seconds for the last 1F in a mid-week CW gallop.

Dark Horse Picks:

• Win Marvel
• Elton Barows (Showing significant improvement in condition)

Training Analysis Methodology & Evaluation Criteria

The adjustment process for each horse is evaluated based on the following four key indicators:

• Time & Action: Emphasis is placed on the overall time, the extension in the last furlong (1F), and the intensity of the ride (hands-and-heels, strong finish, or ridden out).
• Training Course Characteristics: Taking into account the specific characteristics of each training course, such as Ritto Slope (power, uphill capability), Ritto CW (sustained speed, rhythm), and Miho South W (cornering, race simulation).
• Trend Indicators (Arrows): The arrows accompanying training data (↗: improving, →: steady/consistent) are highly valued as objective indicators of the stable’s confidence and the horse’s overall well-being.
• Stable Comments & Context: Evaluating the degree of issue resolution and mental preparedness by comparing comments from previous races with the short reports from the current final gallop.

Comprehensive Analysis of All Entrants

• Profile: Daiwa Major progeny, 4-year-old filly. Renowned for power and sustained speed. First race back after an international campaign.
• Mid-Week Training: One week prior (Thursday, November 13), clocked 94.4 seconds for 6F with a strong finish of 11.3 seconds for the last 1F on Ritto CW. Shows no signs of fatigue from the overseas trip.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto CW. A relaxed overall time of 96.1 seconds. The acceleration from the last 3F was exceptional, with a final 1F in 11.2 seconds. Stable comment “showing improved concentration” confirms mental readiness.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Sadlers Wells bloodline on the dam’s side suggests enhanced toughness. Her sharp turn of foot on the CW indicates readiness for a fast-paced Kyoto finish.

• Profile: I’ll Have Another progeny, 6-year-old colt. Enters this race after finishing 4th in the Swan Stakes.
• Mid-Week Training: Strongly ridden in a mid-week gallop at Miho W, showing clear improvement from his previous race. Continued to be put under intentional load thereafter.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho W. Effortlessly marked 85.1 seconds for 6F with a final 1F of 11.6 seconds, “hands-and-heels”. Short report “showing good spirits”. Trend indicator “↗ (improving)”.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: While traditionally suited for 1400m, his current peak form suggests he can handle the Mile’s pace.

• Profile: Drefong progeny, 4-year-old colt. Finished 9th in the previous Fuji Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. While the overall time of 56.5 seconds was not eye-catching, he finished strongly, recording 12.0 seconds for the last 1F. Described as having “sharp footwork,” indicating no decline in form.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: A power type, typical of Drefong progeny. Could thrive in a toughly run race.

• Profile: Deep Brillante progeny, 5-year-old colt. Aiming for a comeback after finishing 5th in the Mainichi Okan.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Ridden by jockey Junya Nishimura. Marked a sharp 54.4 seconds for 4F with a powerful last 1F of 11.8 seconds, “hands-and-heels”. Trend indicator “↗ (improving)” suggests he is nearing peak condition.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Bloodline strong for sustained effort. Consecutive 11-second furlongs in training prove his high-speed capability.

• Profile: Farhh progeny, 4-year-old colt (British-bred). Victorious in the Swan Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Effortlessly recorded 53.4 seconds for 4F with nimble action. Assessed as “stable at a high level,” maintaining the momentum from his previous win.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: European bloodline, but has already adapted to Japan’s fast tracks. His inherent stamina will be crucial in a fast-paced race.

• Profile: Kitasan Black progeny, 6-year-old colt. Winner of the Fuji Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Posted a blistering 51.6 seconds a week prior. Final gallop was light work. “Light footwork” indicates excellent form retention.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Kitasan Black x Kurofune cross provides abundant stamina and sustained speed. A race utilizing Kyoto’s downhill stretch would be ideal.

• Profile: Big Arthur progeny, 5-year-old colt. Stepping up in distance after finishing 9th in the Sprinters Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Recorded a solid 54.1 seconds for 4F, with a final 1F of 12.0 seconds. Short report “refreshed after a break, well-prepared” suggests a positive effect from the refresh.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Controlling his energy over the extended mile distance will be key, but his training shows good control.

• Profile: Palace Malice progeny, 4-year-old colt. Second in the Fuji Stakes, last year’s Mile King.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Overall time of 54.1 seconds, with a final 1F of 11.8 seconds. Consecutive 11-second furlongs on the slope are a testament to his peak condition. Trend indicator “↗ (improving)”. A champion’s preparation.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: His absolute speed is arguably the best in the field. On a good Kyoto track, he can unleash his full potential.

• Profile: Duramente progeny, 5-year-old colt. Finished 8th in the Fuji Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho Slope. Recorded a good time of 52.8 seconds for 4F. Maintained his drive to the end. “Good extension at the finish” indicates improved concentration, a concern from his previous race.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: If mental issues are resolved, a strong comeback is expected.

• Profile: Rulership progeny, 7-year-old colt. Proven talent, finished 3rd in the Fuji Stakes.
• Mid-Week Training: One week prior (Thursday, November 13), clocked 80.1 seconds for 6F with an incredible 10.9 seconds for the last 1F on Ritto CW. Previous race’s heaviness resolved, showing ultimate sharpness.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Overall 53.7 seconds, final 1F of 12.1 seconds. Perfectly poised for the race.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Undiminished at 7 years old. Kyoto’s outer track straight is his favored stage. If the 10-second furlong speed seen on the CW explodes in the race, he’s a definite contender.

• Profile: Harbinger progeny, 4-year-old filly. Finished 7th in the Mainichi Okan.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho W. Light and relaxed gallop “hands-and-heels”. “Nimble movement” indicates increased agility.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Harbinger progeny often show high aptitude for Kyoto turf, expecting an improved performance from her last race.

• Profile: Big Arthur progeny, 6-year-old colt. Finished 10th in the Sprinters Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho W. Ridden strongly in the straight, recording a final 1F of 11.7 seconds. “Good reaction” dispels concerns about dullness noted in his previous race.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: While having a strong sprinting profile, his good reaction suggests he can adapt to the Mile’s pace.

• Profile: Massaat progeny, 5-year-old colt (foreign-bred). Contending from the UK.
• Final Gallop: Thursday, November 20, on Kyoto turf course. In a simulated race effort, marked 11.6 seconds for the last 1F “hands-and-heels”. Appears highly adaptable to Japanese turf. “Powerful footwork” reveals excellent condition.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Lacks the typical heaviness of European horses and shows potential to handle Kyoto’s faster turf.

• Profile: Kizuna progeny, 3-year-old colt. Finished 10th in the Fuji Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Posted a good time on CW a week prior. Final work was a light adjustment. “Good time last week” indicates he’s had his gas let out, and if he settles well, he’s a dark horse.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: The explosive power of Kizuna progeny should not be underestimated. A smooth race could see a complete turnaround.

• Profile: Silver State progeny, 4-year-old filly. Winner of the Ireland Trophy.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. 4F 50.5s – 3F 36.0s – 2F 23.5s – 1F 11.8s. Clocked the fastest time among G1 contenders by a significant margin, “hands-and-heels”. A self-besting, awe-inspiring performance. Trend indicator “↗ (improving)” confirms peak condition.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: The innate speed ability characteristic of Silver State progeny seems to have fully awakened. Carries the momentum from her previous win, showing further evolution.

• Profile: Real Steel progeny, 5-year-old colt. Winner of the Mainichi Okan.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho W. “Hands-and-heels” for 6F 82.5 seconds, with a final 1F of 11.6 seconds. “Powerful footwork” indicates consistent top form since the Mainichi Okan.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: A type that can sustain a long, powerful run. Kyoto’s outer track is the ideal stage for him.

• Profile: Victoire Pisa progeny, 7-year-old gelding. Finished 8th in the Mainichi Okan.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Miho W, working alone. Adjusted at his own pace. “Good for a solo work” – while not flashy, he maintains condition like a veteran.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Has the ability to contend for top positions with favorable race development.

• Profile: California Chrome progeny, 4-year-old filly. Second in the Swan Stakes.
• Final Gallop: Wednesday, November 19, on Ritto Slope. Overall time of 56.1 seconds was ordinary, but “small build yet moves well” indicates agile movement. Suggests potential to handle the mile.
• Pedigree & Aptitude: Strong preference for Kyoto 1400m, but her current condition indicates she can adapt to the mile.

Training Data Comparison & Analysis Table

Ritto Slope: Last Furlong Speed Ranking

Analysis: Lavanda’s numbers are outstanding. A 4F time of 50.5 seconds with a final 1F of 11.8 seconds, “hands-and-heels,” demonstrates incredible cardiovascular fitness. Jantar Mantar recorded the same last 1F time, but with a more conservative overall time, suggesting significant reserves.

Woodchip Course (CW): Data Table (Incomplete from Original Source)

Due to the original content being truncated, the full data for the Woodchip Course (CW) table is unavailable at this time.