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November 9, 2025 / Updated: November 9, 2025
The key to the November 9, 2025 Win5 is conquering the Tokyo 10R with the sure-bet Victor Wealth and navigating the unpredictable Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina. Based on data like the Pro Favorite Index, Value Score, and stable comments, we thoroughly analyze 14 horses of interest and present a strategy for a high-payout victory.
First, let’s look at the full list of 14 horses under analysis today. This table is more than just a list of runners; it’s a compass that visualizes the gap between “professional evaluation” (Pro Favorite Index) and “market evaluation” (Value Score calculated from real-time odds). A horse with a Value Score over 150% is considered to have “generous” odds relative to its professional rating, indicating good betting value. Notably, Shonan Hakuraku’s 293% in Fukushima 11R is an outlier, suggesting he is the biggest longshot candidate to pursue in this column.
| Race Info | No. | Horse Name | Proj. Pop. | Pro Favorite Index | Value Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kyoto 10R Kifune S | 1 | Rudick | 1 | 46.29% | 125% |
| Kyoto 10R Kifune S | 6 | Yamanin Shura | 2 | 30.11% | 103% |
| Kyoto 10R Kifune S | 9 | Agassi | 9 | 3.69% | 153% |
| Kyoto 11R Miyako S | 6 | Lord Krone | 4 | 15.86% | 151% |
| Kyoto 11R Miyako S | 9 | Outrange | 1 | 30.34% | 119% |
| Tokyo 10R Equinox M | 12 | Victor Wealth | 1 | 80.80% | 101% |
| Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina | 1 | Wide Emperor | 13 | 1.43% | 247% |
| Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina | 11 | Ho O Elite | 2 | 15.80% | 106% |
| Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina | 14 | Bordeaux Gagnant | 5 | 7.57% | 161% |
| Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina | 15 | Meisho Brege | 18 | 1.46% | 188% |
| Fukushima 11R Michinoku S | 6 | Rapier | 1 | 27.80% | 105% |
| Fukushima 11R Michinoku S | 7 | Kufashiru | 12 | 4.00% | 212% |
| Fukushima 11R Michinoku S | 10 | Birth Cry | 4 | 11.99% | 166% |
| Fukushima 11R Michinoku S | 11 | Shonan Hakuraku | 13 | 8.17% | 293% |
The opening race of the Win5. This race tests the reliability of the favorite, Rudick. His Pro Favorite Index is 46.29%, the second highest among the target horses after Victor Wealth. He has received high marks in stable comments and training data, leaving no doubt about his condition. Despite being the favorite, his “Value Score” is 125%, indicating he is not over-hyped, making him a reliable anchor.
Prediction Point: The stable’s comment “extremely smooth” perfectly matches the “good form” evaluation from training. His high index is trustworthy, making him a very solid choice for the first leg of the Win5.
With an index of 30.11%, the main challenger is the only 3-year-old, Yamanin Shura. Although this is a step up in class, the stable’s tone is very confident, stating they are “looking forward to him even in the 3-win class,” suggesting they don’t see the class barrier as an issue. This confidence is backed by data: “Trainer Takashi Saito’s positive comments directly correlate with results, with a 36.4% win rate.”
Prediction Point: The external data showing “positive comment = 36.4% win rate” provides strong backing. The stable’s expectations are the highest in the field, and he should not be underestimated despite moving up in class.
A horse with great value, making the recommended list despite a projected 9th popularity. While his Pro Favorite Index is low at 3.69%, his “Value Score of 153%” is noteworthy. The stable commented that they waited for a race at his “favorite Kyoto,” a clear positive factor. His training also suggests he is in race-ready condition.
Prediction Point: The index is low, but the 153% value score is attractive. With a clear advantage of “racing at his favorite Kyoto,” if the top two contenders tire each other out, it’s highly conceivable he could finish in the top three.
Projected 4th favorite but with a “Value Score of 151%,” this horse is an excellent target. The stable has noted his significant physical development (“he has become much more powerful”) and their ambition to win a graded stakes race (“we hope to win a title”). His training movements have been praised, showing signs of reaching his peak form.
Prediction Point: A value score of 151%. The stable’s ambition, sharp training responses, and “◎” ratings from external tipsters—all the pieces are in place. His chances of winning a graded stakes race here are very high.
The clear favorite, with the highest Pro Favorite Index in the field at 30.34%. Stable comments reveal he was being prepared for G1-level competition. Having shifted his target from a G1 to this race, we can assume he is in peak condition. If Lord Krone is a bet on “upward momentum,” Outrange is a bet on “proven class and preparation.” His reliability as a Win5 leg is high.
Prediction Point: The stable’s all-out preparation shines through. A horse of G1 caliber targeting this race means his condition is undoubtedly perfect.
This horse is arguably the most “reliable anchor” in today’s Win5. His Pro Favorite Index is an astonishing 80.80%. The stable has declared this race a “stepping stone,” stating, “He has superior talent for this class, and a fourth consecutive win is possible if the track isn’t bad.” His training has received the highest marks with no flaws. To aim for a high payout in Win5, it’s crucial to identify such “single-pick races” to save budget for more challenging ones.
Prediction Point: Pro Index over 80%, stable comment “a fourth win is possible,” and training “in perfect condition.” All data points to a sure bet. This is a race to confidently play as a single pick.
Projected 13th favorite with an index of 1.43%, yet his 247% Value Score is the second highest on our list. However, there’s a clear contradiction with this horse. While the stable offers positive comments, his training data is dismal. Wearing blinkers for the first time in this condition is a gamble aimed at a “do-or-die” turnaround.
Prediction Point: Behind the 247% value is the significant risk of “poor training.” If the blinkers have a positive effect, a shocking run is possible, but data suggests this is a classic “high-risk, high-return” play.
Projected 2nd favorite, index 15.80%. This is a very difficult horse to assess, as internal information (stable, training) directly conflicts with external analysis (expert opinions). The stable and training data indicate peak condition, but external experts point to the risk of an unfavorable race flow, analyzing her past wins.
Prediction Point: Condition is perfect, but external sources warn of pace risks. Trust the insiders and you “buy,” trust the outsiders and you “pass.” Making her the anchor in Win5 requires courage; she could be a dangerous favorite.
Projected 5th favorite with a 161% Value Score, making him a very appealing mid-tier option. While his training data is rated somewhat harshly, the stable is hopeful about his suitability for the course, saying, “The wide track and long straight at Tokyo should suit him.” The 161% value exists precisely because he isn’t in peak form. He’s a horse to bet on for a turnaround on a course that allows him to showcase his ability.
Prediction Point: He may not be at his absolute best, but his course suitability and inherent ability could be enough to cover for it. A 161% Value Score is attractive considering his talent.
Projected 18th (last) favorite, but his 188% Value Score makes him an attractive longshot. The stable comments, “The handicap is reasonable,” and “It’s a matter of his mentality.” They see his performance depending on his mood, not his ability or condition. With a favorable handicap, he has the potential to defy his rating if he runs willingly.
Prediction Point: A light handicap and great odds (188%). He has temperament issues, but he’s a super longshot worth considering for a massive upset if things click.
Projected favorite, index 27.80%. A candidate for the anchor of the final Win5 race. The stable is confident he is a class above, stating, “In an open special, he should be fine.” His condition is clearly on the rise, having recorded a “personal best time in his penultimate workout.” The 105% Value Score offers little value, but he is a reliable choice to close out the Win5.
Prediction Point: The stable’s judgment of “class above” and a workout that produced a personal best. The conventional wisdom is to see him as a strong contender.
An attractive longshot with a 212% Value Score despite being the projected 12th favorite. The reason to “buy” is the addition of blinkers. The stable has commented on this clear adjustment, and training data reports a complete turnaround: “He moved sharply with a springy action. He has improved after the break.”
Prediction Point: A 212% Value Score. A clear reason for past failure, a clear countermeasure (blinkers), and a clear result (improved training movement). This is a sign of a major turnaround.
Projected 4th favorite with a 166% Value Score. Despite being a mid-tier pick, the stable’s evaluation is very high, asserting, “Her ability is top-tier in an open special.” Training data also indicates she is ready to perform: “Her energy is back. Her movements are agile.” The 166% value is more than sufficient.
Prediction Point: The stable’s confident statement “her ability is top-tier” and the “agile movements” seen in training. If she can perform to her potential, she will be in the mix.
Today’s biggest “longshot” candidate. Despite being the projected 13th favorite, he has an incredible 293% Value Score. Training data is only “somewhat improved,” but the stable is strongly pushing his course suitability, noting, “Fukushima is a compatible course for him.” Such a large discrepancy between professional and market evaluation is an anomaly and worth considering.
Prediction Point: A “bombshell” lurking in the final Win5 race with today’s highest Value Score (293%). With improving condition and a race at his favorite Fukushima course, he is fully qualified to cause a massive upset.
The key to today’s Win5 is clear. First, Victor Wealth in Win5-3 (Tokyo 10R). With a Pro Index over 80% and perfect stable/training reports, clearing this leg with a “single pick” to conserve budget is essential.
With that foundation, the race to gamble on is Win5-4 (Tokyo 11R Copa República Argentina). The recommended horses here have varied popularities, making it the most likely race for a major upset. Will you trust Ho O Elite, with perfect internal info and training, or dream big with the 161% Value Score of Bordeaux Gagnant or the 247% of Wide Emperor? This choice will be the turning point.
Finally, don’t get complacent with the last leg, Win5-5 (Fukushima 11R). The solid Rapier is a good choice, but if you’re aiming for a high payout, consider betting on the dramatic improvement of Kufashiru (212% Value Score) with blinkers, or the “Fukushima specialist” Shonan Hakuraku, who boasts today’s highest Value Score at 293%, to close out the day with a massive win.