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December 14, 2025
Hanshin Racecourse
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Turf 1600m (Outer)
A key predictor for the next year’s Classic races for fillies, identifying future champions.
Hanshin’s 1600m outer turf demands comprehensive ability with its long straight and steep uphill finish.
Data analysis positions Arancarf as the strongest favorite due to exceptional potential and pedigree.
Anticipated average pace, likely setting up a dramatic contest of acceleration or a test of stamina in the straight.
The 77th Hanshin Juvenile Fillies (G1) is more than just a race; it’s the genesis of future legends. Held on December 14, 2025, it serves as a rigorous trial to select “future champion mares” who will define the next generation of Classic contenders.
This report meticulously analyzes 26 entrants, using over 15,000 words of data from training records, interviews, and pedigree charts to decipher the uncertainties inherent in two-year-old races and reveal the true potential of each filly.
Known as one of Japan’s premier “ability-testing courses,” the Hanshin 1600m outer course is defined by its geometry. A 444m run to the third corner minimizes draw bias, often leading to a relaxed pace.
The true test is the finale: a 473.6m straight featuring a steep 1.8m uphill climb. This obstacle demands not just speed, but lactic acid tolerance and raw power from the hindquarters—a decisive factor for developing two-year-old fillies.
Top Favorite
Pedigree: Sire Epiphaneia x Dam Sinhala (Deep Impact). The “royal road” cross for Hanshin, combining stamina and explosive acceleration.
Performance: Remarkable final 3 furlongs in 33.3s in her last race. Jockey noted her acceleration was “completely different,” proving G1-caliber potential.
Training: Final workout clocked a final furlong of 11.0s, showing sharp acceleration. Mentally calm and physically prepared with no weaknesses.
Pedigree: Sire Admire Mars x Dam Petit Folie. A blend of world-class speed and dam-side stamina, suited for tough tracks.
Performance: Showed intelligence and ability in the Safran Stakes. Victory at Nakayama suggests she will thrive on Hanshin’s long straight.
Training: Final furlong of 11.3s, easily pulling away from older horses. Her keenness has been corrected, indicating peak condition.
Pedigree: Sire Lord Kanaloa x Dam sire Shamardal. A “powerhouse” pedigree that should excel on Hanshin’s steep hill.
Performance: Won her maiden despite jockey noting room for improvement, highlighting immense mental fortitude and raw talent.
Training: Shows “propulsive running,” and previous issues are resolving. Trending towards a peak performance.
Lacks class at G1 level; tough race expected.
Explosive European bloodline. Powerful stride is a weapon on the spacious course.
Strong front-runner, but stamina improvement is key for G1.
High ability but difficult temperament. Rapid final furlong in training (11.2s).
Excellent response and rapid growth shown in training.
Highest instantaneous acceleration in the field. Challenge is sustained speed.
Good mile suitability; gradually extends. Needs more to challenge top tier.
Remarkable fighting spirit and mental strength. High completion rate.
Pure speed bloodline; 1600m may be her limit. Stamina is a concern.
Strong dirt pedigree; tough race expected on turf G1.
Potent closing speed but slow starter. Chance if she breaks cleanly.
Skillful racer. Interesting contender if she draws an inside gate.
Hidden ability but suffers from gate issues and nervousness.
Tenacious if allowed to set her own pace. Resisting pressure is key.
Sprint champion pedigree. Extending the distance is a concern.
Excellent acceleration and racing sense. A potential dark horse.
Well-bred but temperamental. Dangerous contender if she can settle.
Tremendous speed, but ability to handle a contested pace is a question.
Patient racer with sharp leg action. Solid choice for core bets.
Stable condition, handles heavy ground but may lack top speed.
Strong when she gains speed. A potential pace-setter.
Appears outmatched; training times are not notable.
High dirt suitability; speed on turf is a concern.
Acceleration Focused: Arancarf, Shonan Charis, Stunning Lady
Sustained Speed/Power: Sunbright, Arbanne, Mitsukane Venera
Explosive Potential (High Risk): Inubovnoutagoe, Taisei Borg, Gallaborg
Lasting Snow, His Masterpiece, and Margot Love Me vie for the lead. Expect an average pace (first 3F ~34.5s).
The real battle begins after the hill. Scenario A (Slow Pace): Arancarf overwhelms with closing speed. Scenario B (Fast Pace): Arbanne or Sunbright’s stamina prevails.
Anchor bets on Arancarf and cover a wide range of opponents, with special emphasis on Arbanne and Sunbright.
Win Bet: Arancarf
Quinella (馬連): Arancarf with key opponents.
Trifecta (3連複): Arancarf – Arbanne – (Flow to all marked horses)
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