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Minami Kanto Value Horse Predictions (Ohi, November 10, 2025) | 7 Recommended Horses Guided by AI and Track Information

投稿者: ヤナシ社長(旧：生成系競馬予想)

November 10, 2025

For the Ohi Race on November 10, 2025, we present 7 highly anticipated ‘value horses’ by integrating AI’s quantitative predictions with trackmen’s qualitative information. From debutants showing promising qualifying trial performances to selection races with established horses, we thoroughly verify each horse’s reliability. Find a profitable pick to serve as the core of your betting strategy.

  1. Article Summary
  2. Ohi 01R Three-year-old (Dirt 1200m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: A race where qualifying trial performance holds the key
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 8, No. 10 Kyubebe Pepper (AUS)
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  3. Ohi 02R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1600m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: A fierce three-way battle with four stable “◎” picks
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 2, No. 2 Tenshino Toribun
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  4. Ohi 04R Two-year-old Maiden (Dirt 1200m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: “Three-way Battle” evaluation, talented horses shining in qualifying trials
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 6, No. 7 Dia One
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  5. Ohi 05R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1600m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: “Mixed-up” race, comparing transferred horses and those in their second race after a layoff
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 7, No. 12 Taalberg
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  6. Ohi 07R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1200m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: “Many dark horses,” Takeno Rich with stable “◎”
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 8, No. 12 Summer Tour
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  7. Ohi 08R Bobby Burns Award (Dirt 1600m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: “Main contenders evenly matched,” Ramorak in good form is central
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 7, No. 9 Admire Eire
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
  8. Ohi 11R Oft Ogo Award (Dirt 1200m)
    1. Race Prediction Key Points: B1 Selection, potential vulnerability for Clair Jacques’ winning streak
    2. Featured Horse Column: Gate 5, No. 5 Sci and Co
      1. AI Data Analysis
      2. Verification through Qualitative Information
      3. Overall Evaluation
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Article Summary

  • Combining AI predictions with on-site trackman information, we select 7 profitable recommended horses for the Ohi Race on November 10, 2025.
  • Key horses to watch include Dia One in the debut race, Tenshino Toribun with the potential to break through a crowded field, and Sci and Co, whose distance suitability shines.
  • Detailed analysis of each horse’s training, stable comments, and bloodline background to verify the reliability of AI evaluations.
  • Developing horse racing predictions focused on ‘value horses’ with attractive odds, rather than just popular favorites.

Ohi 01R Three-year-old (Dirt 1200m)

Race Prediction Key Points: A race where qualifying trial performance holds the key

This is a low-grade conditions race for three-year-olds with 33 points or less, featuring a mix of experienced horses and those from qualifying trials (Noshi). Expert racing journals rate the favorite as “undisputed,” placing the focus on the potential of the qualifying trial group, including the AI-recommended horse Kyubebe Pepper. Gate 1, No. 1 Revive Maynard showed good sense in its qualifying trial, but stable comments noted “immature temperament,” and training issues remain. Gate 7, No. 8 Camarade, though a large horse, showed decent movement, but the stable’s tone is not high, stating, “He’s a big horse, and his qualifying trial performance was just so-so.” With no absolute standout among the experienced horses, the result will hinge on the qualifying trial performance and subsequent readiness of each contender.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 8, No. 10 Kyubebe Pepper (AUS)

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:28%Expected Place Rate:68%Expected Odds:2.77

AI assigns an exceptionally high reliability to this horse for a debut race, with a 28% win rate and 68% place rate, which aligns with the racing paper’s evaluation of “undisputed favorite.”

Verification through Qualitative Information

This Australian-bred horse (sire North Pacific, dam’s sire Monashee Mountain) displayed excellent performance in its qualifying trial. As rated, “it burst through a narrow gap between horses and stretched out well,” showing exceptional race sense. At the time, it was noted that “given it lacked sufficient fast work, there should be significant improvement,” and subsequent adjustments have proven this. It was thoroughly ridden at a private training facility, and in its final gallop on November 6, it was “ridden hard” on the farm’s uphill track, clocking a sharp 12.2 seconds for the final furlong. The Watanabe Kazu stable commented, “The horse is still immature and has a bulky physique, but its condition is fair. Although still improving, it should be competitive in this class,” which is essentially synonymous with the key data point indicating it “can aim for a win.”

Overall Evaluation

We judge the AI’s projected 68% place rate to be highly reliable. The exceptional race sense shown in the qualifying trial, high-intensity training at the private facility, and the stable’s confidence all align. It can be considered an unwavering pick as the core of your betting strategy.

Ohi 02R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1600m)

Race Prediction Key Points: A fierce three-way battle with four stable “◎” picks

This is a Dirt 1600m race for C2 class, groups 18 and 19. Expert racing journals rate it as a “fierce three-way battle,” indicating a close contest with no absolute favorite. This race is uniquely structured with as many as four horses, including the AI-recommended Tenshino Toribun, receiving a “◎” (strong favorite) rating from their respective stables. Noah Sansan, All Stars, and Yasaka Star are all strong contenders, anticipating a high-level race.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 2, No. 2 Tenshino Toribun

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:29%Expected Place Rate:67%Expected Odds:2.50

Despite being a highly competitive field, AI gives this horse a standout evaluation with a 29% win rate and 67% place rate.

Verification through Qualitative Information

With a bloodline of sire Henny Hughes (USA) and dam’s sire Heart’s Cry, this horse’s strongest selling point is encapsulated in the final gallop comment: “further improved after winning.” In its final gallop on November 6, it clocked 53.4-38.8 on the Ohi outer course (good), easily, and was praised for “moving better than the time suggests.” Assistant trainer Yokoyama’s stable comment also gives it a “◎” rating, stating, “It was planned to give him a break after the win. We have high expectations here too,” conveying strong confidence. The approximately one-month interval since its last race shows the stable’s determination to win with optimal preparation.

Overall Evaluation

While other rival horses’ comments are limited to “maintaining condition,” this horse’s “further improved after winning” is decisive. The stable’s strategic rotation and the high-quality final gallop strongly support AI’s 29% win rate, making it the strongest candidate to break through the deadlock.

Ohi 04R Two-year-old Maiden (Dirt 1200m)

Race Prediction Key Points: “Three-way Battle” evaluation, talented horses shining in qualifying trials

This is a two-year-old maiden race. Expert racing journals rate it as a “three-way battle.” Gate 3, No. 3 Sweet Bomb is praised for its speed, with comments like “exceptional burst from the gate.” Gate 6, No. 6 Hutchin is evaluated for the exceptional burst of speed shown in its qualifying trial. We can consider this a three-way showdown between the speedy Sweet Bomb, the explosive Hutchin, and the AI-recommended Dia One.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 6, No. 7 Dia One

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:22%Expected Place Rate:44%Expected Odds:3.22

AI gives this horse the lowest evaluation among the 7 recommended horses, with a 44% place rate, which is presumed to be due to the inherent uncertainties of a maiden race. However, qualitative information suggests an evaluation far exceeding this figure.

Verification through Qualitative Information

With a dirt bloodline of sire Leontes and dam’s sire Street Cry (IRE), this horse was highly praised in its qualifying trial: “it easily took the lead and pulled away smoothly with little effort.” What truly solidifies its evaluation is its training performance on October 29. The fact that a two-year-old, prior to its debut, finished “together” with a higher-class B1 horse, Clair Jacques, while being ridden easily, indicates that this horse’s potential ability far exceeds the maiden level. The Fujita stable also gives it a “◎” rating, confidently stating, “Its preparation is progressing smoothly. It’s a speedy horse, and we can expect a good performance from its first race.”

Overall Evaluation

The AI’s 44% place rate is likely an underestimate. Its training performance finishing together with a B1-class older horse, its easy win in the qualifying trial, the stable’s “◎” rating, and its dirt champion bloodline. All qualitative information supports that it’s “guaranteed to be a strong contender,” and its expected odds of 3.22 are considered to be in the “bargain” range.

Ohi 05R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1600m)

Race Prediction Key Points: “Mixed-up” race, comparing transferred horses and those in their second race after a layoff

This is a Dirt 1600m race for C2 class, groups 15-17. Expert racing journals rate it as a “mixed-up” race. Gate 1, No. 1 I Am Ibushigin is maintaining good form. Gate 7, No. 11 Endless Bunker also shows signs of improvement, with comments like “showing signs of improvement after the transfer race.” The AI-recommended horse, Taalberg, is making its “debut race after transfer,” so the focus will be on this horse’s own readiness compared to the improving condition of other horses.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 7, No. 12 Taalberg

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:16%Expected Place Rate:67%Expected Odds:4.55

AI’s evaluation suggests a 16% win rate but a high 67% place rate, indicating a judgment that it “is unlikely to win but will place in the money.” Expected odds of 4.55 offer value as a place bet anchor.

Verification through Qualitative Information

This horse boasts an elite bloodline transferred from JRA, with sire Duramente and dam’s sire Colonel John (USA). The final furlong time of 12.4 seconds clocked at the Ritto uphill track during its JRA registration is an exceptional burst of speed for a Minami Kanto C2 class horse. On the other hand, Watanabe Kazu stable’s comment is cautious with a “△” (uncertain/wait and see) rating, stating, “I think it has the ability to compete, but it’s its transfer debut, so we’ll have to see how it goes, including its suitability.”

Overall Evaluation

AI’s “67% place rate” and the stable’s “△” rating are in conflict, but this very gap is the source of the odds’ value. While the stable is concerned about unknowns, AI is presumed to have judged that “its ability can cover it,” based on its JRA-era performance and training times. Given that the stable acknowledges its raw talent, the AI’s “67% place rate” is reliable, making it optimal for a place bet or as an anchor for trifecta/trio bets.

Ohi 07R Three-year-old and Up (Dirt 1200m)

Race Prediction Key Points: “Many dark horses,” Takeno Rich with stable “◎”

This is a Dirt 1200m race for C2 class, groups 15-17. Expert racing journals rate it as having “many dark horses,” again suggesting a close contest. The central figure is Gate 3, No. 3 Takeno Rich. The Sano stable gives it a top “◎” rating, showing determination to win by stating, “Its condition has improved after one run, and we expect it to contend for the win this time.”

Featured Horse Column: Gate 8, No. 12 Summer Tour

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:29%Expected Place Rate:64%Expected Odds:2.61

AI highly rates this horse as the top contender with a 29% win rate, surpassing the strong rival Takeno Rich.

Verification through Qualitative Information

With a bloodline of sire Maurice and dam’s sire Empire Maker (USA). The Shoji stable gives it a “○” (good chance) rating, commenting, “Its time in the previous race was good, so we have expectations.” This is supported by its training performance; in its final gallop on November 6, it was ridden hard against the higher-class B3 horse Prest Arthur and finished “together” easily. The gallop summary also notes “light movement” and “moving better than the previous race.”

Overall Evaluation

The “class” barrier, which the stable might be concerned about, can be cleared by its training performance of finishing together with a B3-class horse. It is “in even better condition” than its “good-timed previous race,” and as predicted by AI, it has a very high chance of upsetting its rivals.

Ohi 08R Bobby Burns Award (Dirt 1600m)

Race Prediction Key Points: “Main contenders evenly matched,” Ramorak in good form is central

This is a Dirt 1600m race for C1 class, groups 8 and 9. Expert racing journals rate the “main contenders as evenly matched.” The star of the race is Gate 1, No. 1 Ramorak, who is on a 4-race winning streak in its last 4 starts. The Saso stable also places absolute trust in it with a “◎” rating. The AI-recommended horse Admire Eire is “returning from a layoff,” and the focus will be on how well it can contend against this strong rival.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 7, No. 9 Admire Eire

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:18%Expected Place Rate:54%Expected Odds:3.00

Reflecting the presence of a strong rival and its return from a layoff, AI’s win rate is lower at 18%, but it secures a 54% place rate, showing sufficient value against expected odds of 3.00.

Verification through Qualitative Information

With a bloodline of sire Copano Rickey and dam’s sire Singspiel (IRE), this horse is a dirt specialist. Although not yet in peak condition, it was “ridden hard” in its final gallop, and the summary notes “improved with this one fast work.” The Watanabe Kazu stable also gives it a “○” (good chance) rating, commenting, “It feels a bit heavy due to being back from a layoff, but its movement isn’t bad. I think it can perform reasonably well even immediately.” The calculation is that even if not in peak condition, its inherent ability should get it into the money.

Overall Evaluation

The barrier of Ramorak is high for a win, and its condition is not perfect. However, considering its inherent ability on dirt and the stable’s feeling, the AI’s projected “54% place rate” is reliable. With expected odds of 3.00 and a 54% place rate, it can be evaluated as a clear “value horse.”

Ohi 11R Oft Ogo Award (Dirt 1200m)

Race Prediction Key Points: B1 Selection, potential vulnerability for Clair Jacques’ winning streak

This is a high-level short-distance showdown featuring B1 class group 3 and B2 class group 2 selections. The biggest focus is on Gate 8, No. 12 Clair Jacques, a central horse that the Matoba stable rates as “◎” and expects to “hope for a consecutive win.” The question is whether the AI-recommended horse, Sci and Co, possesses a decisive weapon strong enough to overcome this formidable rival.

Featured Horse Column: Gate 5, No. 5 Sci and Co

AI Data Analysis

Expected Win Rate:23%Expected Place Rate:68%Expected Odds:3.12

Despite the presence of an undisputed favorite, AI assigns this horse an extremely high evaluation with a 23% win rate and 68% place rate.

Verification through Qualitative Information

With sire Mind Your Biscuits (USA). There is a clear “information asymmetry” between the stable’s comments and the key data points. While the Arashiyama stable expresses concern about the shortened distance, the key data points definitively state, “With 7 wins and 1 second from 8 starts at 1200m, it’s naturally a contender for victory.” This horse is a “1200m specialist” when looking at its entire career. This overwhelming distance suitability is likely the basis for AI’s confident assessment. Training also shows “improvement after one run,” and in a training alongside another horse, it “finished ahead with plenty left in the tank,” demonstrating perfect readiness.

Overall Evaluation

The stable’s concern is short-sighted; this horse’s career (7 wins in 8 starts at 1200m) indicates that these are its best conditions. AI’s 23% win rate and 68% place rate evaluate this overwhelming “course and distance suitability.” Clair Jacques is strong, but this horse has the advantage in terms of suitability. With this track record and expected odds of 3.12, it is actively judged to be a clear bargain.

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