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Full Race Analysis & Prediction Insights
Nov 30, 2025
Kyoto Racecourse
Turf 1200m
Namurakrara’s 5kg advantage over the favorite, Lugal, could be a decisive factor in this high-speed sprint.
Kyoto’s 1200m C course historically favors inside draws, giving horses like Abukir Bay a structural advantage.
Horses showing peak condition in training, like Eishin Fencer, are flagged as high-potential dark horses.
The early pace set by front-runners like Rapier will shape the race, creating opportunities for well-positioned closers.
The unique layout of the Kyoto Turf 1200m course significantly influences race outcomes, from its uphill start to its C course track bias.
A 320m uphill gradient from the start naturally suppresses an overly fast initial pace, allowing front-runners to conserve energy.
A downhill slope from turn 3 to 4 causes natural acceleration. Horses running wide lose ground due to centrifugal force, favoring rail runners.
The switch to the C course covers worn turf, often reviving the advantage for inside draws. Draw #2 has the highest historical win rate (8.8%).
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Stall 1 | Draw 1
Heavy Favorite
5yo59kgJ. Nishimura
Reigning champion with a heavy 59kg weight. Strong course record, but the weight is his biggest hurdle. Good condition shown in training.
Stall 2 | Draw 1
Upset Potential
3yo F55kgM. Yoshimura
Proven course winner with an excellent draw and strong pedigree (Fine Needle). A potential upset contender.
Stall 3 | Draw 2
Contender
3yo F55kgY. Hishida
Shortening distance, but shows powerful stride in training. Inside stall is a plus for this horse with a sharp burst of speed.
Stall 4 | Draw 2
Strong Contender
7yo57kgH. Uchida
Still competitive at 7. Excellent draw and consistent sire (Lord Kanaloa) make him a strong contender for a top position.
Stall 5 | Draw 3
Sleeper
6yo57kgK. Ogino
Inconclusive last race due to traffic. Lively training suggests good condition. Strong sprint aptitude in pedigree.
Stall 6 | Draw 3
Pace Setter
3yo C56kgK. Samejima
On a winning streak with top-tier early speed. If he can set his own pace from the front, a win is highly possible.
Stall 7 | Draw 4
Questionable Form
6yo57kgG. Maruyama
Seasoned front-runner, but stable reports he is ‘not yet at peak condition.’ Performance is questionable.
Stall 8 | Draw 4
In Form
6yo57kgR. Takasugi
Won the Opal Stakes at Kyoto, showing great form. Good draw and sire affinity make him a threat for his first graded stakes win.
Stall 9 | Draw 5
Wildcard
4yo F55kgN. Yokoyama
Racing with blinkers to improve poor form. Fine Needle sire is a plus. A comeback is possible if equipment helps.
Stall 10 | Draw 5
Closer
6yo57kgS. Tomita
Reliable finishing kick. Could be a factor if the early pace is fierce, allowing him to close from behind.
Stall 11 | Draw 6
Top Dark Horse
5yo F56kgK. Kawamata
Exceptional training time (11.2s final furlong), arguably the best in the field. Entering her prime and showing major improvement.
Stall 12 | Draw 6
Primary Candidate
3yo F54kgY. Take
Major 5kg weight advantage over Lugal. Good condition and strong pedigree make her a highly reliable favorite.
Stall 13 | Draw 7
Style Change
5yo F55kgK. Kokubun
Switching to a closing style. Could be dangerous if the race unfolds favorably for horses coming from behind.
Stall 14 | Draw 7
Doubts
3yo C56kgA. Kosaki
Training evaluations are critical, with a ‘slight lack of condition’ noted. Improvement seems unlikely.
Stall 15 | Draw 7
Comeback Potential
6yo57kgT. Ogino
Inconsistent recently, but training shows signs of recovery. Has a good record at Kyoto, so a turnaround is possible.
Stall 16 | Draw 8
Start Dependent
4yo C58kgT. Danno
His start is the main challenge. If he breaks evenly, he possesses G3-level speed. Condition is stable.
Stall 17 | Draw 8
Disadvantaged
6yo F56kgS. Saito
Record holder, but the very wide draw (17th) is a massive disadvantage for a front-runner.
Stall 18 | Draw 8
Disadvantaged
4yo C57kgF. Matsuwaka
Also faces a significant handicap with the wide draw. Navigating the race without losing ground will be difficult.
Win: 16.0%, Place: 20.0%
The top sire for this course. Horses to watch: Abukir Bay, Culture Day, Eishin Fencer.
Win: 12.8%, Place: 23.1%
Excellent power and speed for Kyoto’s uphill sections. Horse to watch: Meisho Sorafune.
Win: 11.3%, Place: 19.4%
Known for consistency and clever racing. Horse to watch: Yoshino Easter.
The 5kg difference between Lugal and Namurakrara is significant. Inside draws for Abukir Bay and Yoshino Easter are major advantages.
Eishin Fencer’s exceptional training time (11.2s final furlong) makes her a high-value bet. Rapier’s speed is a serious threat if he leads.
A moderate pace favors front-runners. A fast pace brings closers like Namurakrara and Meisho Sorafune into play.
Strong Contender
Benefits hugely from an excellent draw and consistent pedigree. A top candidate if he runs efficiently.
Primary Candidate
The ideal combination of a significant weight advantage (54kg), strong condition, and proven course suitability.
Top Dark Horse
Outstanding training performance and a suitable pedigree make her the most compelling upset potential.