Ooi Daigo Sho Race (B1B2) 2025: Prediction Points | Clair Jack Poised for Back-to-Back Wins with Top Stable Rating “◎”

November 10, 2025

The Ooi Daigo Sho Race, the 11th race at Ooi Racecourse, is set for November 10, 2025. This 1200m dirt sprint for a mix of B1 and B2 class horses is packed with front-runners, making a fast pace highly likely. This article provides a thorough analysis of two key factors based on official data: “pace advantage” and “stable evaluation.” We’ll explore the potential for a consecutive win for Clair Jack—the only horse to receive the top “◎” rating from its stable—and analyze popular contenders Central Governor and Sai and Co based on data.

Key Takeaways
Ooi Daigo Sho 2025 (B1B2) Race Outlook
Two Major Prediction Points [Pace and Stable Evaluation]
1. Point 1: ‘Inevitable High Pace’ Gives Closers an Advantage
  1. Front-runner Group
  2. Closer Group
2. Point 2: The ‘Gap’ Between Market Popularity and Stable Evaluation
Data-Based Analysis of Top Contenders
Dark Horse Candidates and Other Horses to Watch
Conclusion: Ooi Daigo Sho Race (B1B2) Prediction Summary
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Key Takeaways

‣The 2025 Ooi Daigo Sho features many front-runners, making a fast pace inevitable, which gives “closers” a significant pace advantage.
‣While Central Governor and Sai and Co are the market favorites, the top stable rating “◎” was given exclusively to the 4th favorite, Clair Jack.
‣Clair Jack has the perfect trifecta of favorable pace, peak condition, and an ideal post position, making him a strong candidate for a consecutive win.
‣The two favorites are front-runners, risking stamina depletion in what is expected to be a fierce battle for the lead.
‣The dark horse is Shine Fall, a closer starting from the innermost post position. Despite stepping up in class, he has a strong chance to emerge thanks to the race dynamics and course advantage.

Ooi Daigo Sho 2025 (B1B2) Race Outlook

On November 10, 2025, the Ooi Daigo Sho Race will be held as the 11th race at Ooi Racecourse over a 1200-meter dirt track. This sprint race features selected horses from Thoroughbred B1 Class (3 groups) and B2 Class (2 groups). As a mixed-class race with closely matched competitors, detailed analysis is crucial for betting. This article examines official data to provide an expert perspective on the essential points for your predictions.

Source: Keiba Book

Two Major Prediction Points [Pace and Stable Evaluation]

The two most critical points for analyzing this race are “pace” and “stable evaluation.”

Point 1: ‘Inevitable High Pace’ Gives Closers an Advantage

First, let’s predict the race pace. Data analysis shows that 5 of the 12 entrants are classified as “front-runners.” With nearly half the field wanting to be near the lead and no clear pacesetter, the early battle for position in this 1200m sprint is likely to be intense, strongly suggesting a “high pace.”

Front-runner Group

2. Una Montana Alta
4. Ryuno Fowler
5. Sai and Co
10. Central Governor
11. Body Conscious

Closer Group

1. Shine Fall
3. Shark Spot
6. Apollo Liam
7. Golden Yoshino
8. Top American
9. Gold Judge
12. Clair Jack

This fast pace will be tough on the front-runners. Conversely, it creates a perfect setup for the “closers”—horses that conserve energy at the back of the pack before making their move in the final stretch. Therefore, the primary key to cracking the Ooi Daigo Sho is selecting the right closer.

Source: netkeiba.com

Point 2: The ‘Gap’ Between Market Popularity and Stable Evaluation

The second point is the “gap” between the market’s assessment (predicted odds) and the stables’ confidence (trainer comments). While the market favors No. 10 Central Governor and No. 5 Sai and Co, the highest rating “◎,” indicating the strongest confidence in trainer comments provided by Keiba Book, was awarded only to the 4th favorite, No. 12 Clair Jack. This discrepancy is summarized in the table below.

No.	Horse Name	Predicted Rank (Odds)	Stable Rating	Running Style (Pace Adv.)	Analysis
10	Central Governor	1st (3.4)	○ (Improving)	Front-runner (Disadv.)	Popular, but the high-pace battle is a key concern.
5	Sai and Co	2nd (3.8)	○ (Distance is key)	Front-runner (Disadv.)	Absolute ability at 1200m vs. an unfavorable pace.
2	Una Montana Alta	3rd (6.6)	○ (Expecting results)	Front-runner (Disadv.)	Consistent, but will also be in the front-running battle.
12	Clair Jack	4th (7.3)	◎ (Expecting a win)	Closer (Adv.)	The only ◎ rating. Pace is favorable, an ideal setup.
1	Shine Fall	5th (8.4)	○ (Moving up)	Closer (Adv.)	Excellent post. Can overcome class jump with pace advantage.

Source: Keiba Book, netkeiba.com

Data-Based Analysis of Top Contenders

Based on the prediction points above, we will analyze each top contender in detail.

12. Clair Jack

Despite being the 4th market favorite, he is the top horse to watch, having received the only top rating “◎” from the Matoba Naoyuki stable: “His last race was excellent, and he’s a talented horse. We expect him to win again.” He won his previous race on October 7th with a sharp closing kick, covering the final 3 furlongs in 36.6 seconds, a performance the data praises as “a more dominant victory than the margin suggests.” His final workout was also rated top-level with “excellent response,” indicating he is in peak condition. His “closer” running style perfectly matches the predicted “high pace.” Winning under the same conditions, with the same weight, and from a favorable outside post that allows for a smooth trip, his chances of a consecutive victory are judged to be extremely high.

10. Central Governor

The 4-year-old market favorite. In his last race, the “Tormali (B2),” coming off a long layoff, he showed his class-leading ability by finishing a strong 2nd, 5 lengths ahead of the 3rd place horse. The Tanaka Masato stable has confirmed his improvement, stating, “He’s moving well for his second race back,” and workout data suggests he is in even better shape than before. The only concern is his “front-runner” style. The key question is whether he can withstand the pressure of a high-pace battle with a 55.0kg weight and the skill of jockey Norifumi Mikamoto.

5. Sai and Co

The second favorite and a 1200m specialist. His record of “7 wins and one 2nd place in 8 starts” at this distance is the best in the field. After three recent starts at 1400m, he returns to his ideal distance. The Arayama Katsunori stable is also optimistic about the shorter distance, and workout data confirms he has improved since his last race. His biggest concern is also his “front-runner” style. Whether he can perform to his full potential under pressure from other horses will be the biggest factor in betting decisions.

1. Shine Fall

An up-and-coming horse on a two-race winning streak in the B3 class. He is stepping up in class this time, and the stable’s comments are cautious, but he remains in good form. His biggest assets are his “closer” style combined with the “innermost No. 1 post position.” While the front-runners battle it out at a high pace, he can save ground by taking the most economical route along the rail. He is a dark horse to watch closely, as he has the highest potential to overcome the handicap of moving up in class by capitalizing on the “spoils of war” from the favorable post and race pace.

Dark Horse Candidates and Other Horses to Watch

2. Una Montana Alta

The consistent 3rd favorite. His weapon is his remarkable stability, having finished “out of the money only once since his debut,” and he has a winning record in the B1 class. His condition is reportedly good, but as a “front-runner,” he also faces the risk of a high pace.

4. Ryuno Fowler

Finished a strong 4th in his last race, just 0.1 seconds behind Clair Jack (this race’s “◎” horse). He has maintained his form and has enough ability to contend for a top spot if the race develops in his favor.

3. Shark Spot

Stable comments suggest he is not in top form, and after a poor showing in his last race, the data indicates a sudden turnaround is unlikely here.

Conclusion: Ooi Daigo Sho Race (B1B2) Prediction Summary

Based on the analysis in this article—the high-pace prediction, the “◎” rating for Clair Jack, the 1200m specialist Sai and Co, and the ideally positioned Shine Fall—please check a specialized site for the final rankings and specific betting recommendations.

See Final Conclusion and Picks on netkeiba.com

※ Please be sure to verify all data, including entries, odds, and results, with the official announcements from the organizer (TCK).