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未分類【名古屋競馬】2025年12月19日 名…
An in-depth analysis of the conditions and workout evaluations for top contenders in the Poinsettia Stakes 2025. We break down the final workouts of favorites like Wonder Dean and Wayne’s Thieu, and examine their suitability for the Hanshin Dirt 1800m based on their pedigrees.
Based on this week’s final workouts, here is our evaluation of the key contenders’ conditions.
Workout (12/17): Ritto Hillside (Good)B: Good Form
55.0 – 39.4 – 25.2 – 12.5 (Canter)
Finished level with Gaura Disco on the outside. Showcased sharp, agile leg action, giving an impression of speed that surpassed the recorded time. Shows no signs of fatigue from his “Mochinoki Sho” victory and appears ready to perform at his best.
Workout (12/17): Ritto CW (Good)B: Well Prepared
90.6 – 71.1 – 54.4 – 38.6 – 11.9 (Canter)
Trainer Nakauchida personally handled the reins, displaying a light and energetic stride throughout. His preparation has been smooth following a refreshing break. His responsiveness is excellent, and he seems ready to fire even after a three-month layoff.
Workout (12/17): Ritto Hillside (Good)B: Good Condition
54.5 – 39.1 – 24.7 – 12.1 (Urged)
Has been meticulously trained using both the hillside track and the main course. This week, he galloped up the hill with a powerful form and an excellent finishing kick. He appears leaner and more toned than he did for the JBC Nisai Yushun.
Workout (12/17): Ritto Hillside (Good)B: Improving
54.0 – 39.8 – 25.7 – 12.5 (Canter)
While his partner was pushed hard, he finished level with ease under a hold. He’s full of vigor, and his condition is clearly on the rise as he heads into his dirt debut.
Examining the suitability of top contenders for this race’s conditions (Hanshin Dirt 1800m) from a bloodline perspective.
| Horse | Sire | Dam’s Sire | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wonder Dean | Dee Majesty | Wonder Acute | Though his sire was a Satsuki Sho winner, his dam’s sire won the JBC Classic. His high aptitude for the dirt 1800m was proven in his last race. |
| Wayne’s Thieu | Into Mischief | Cairo Prince | Sired by top North American stallion Into Mischief. A pure dirt sprinter/miler pedigree combining speed and power. |
| Seize the Throne | Kizuna | Frankel | Kizuna’s progeny are versatile and can handle dirt. The stamina from his dam’s sire, Frankel, makes the tough Hanshin dirt track a favorable condition. |
| T M Sunray | Le Vent Se Leve | Rulership | His sire was the dirt champion Le Vent Se Leve. Inherits his father’s power on dirt, and the extension to 1800m should pose no problem. |
| Justin le Mans | Suave Richard | Frankel | From the increasingly prominent sire Suave Richard. While his dam’s side is European turf pedigree, a switch to dirt could unlock new potential. |
This year’s Poinsettia Stakes features a compact field of ten, yet it is packed with horses that have proven records in graded and open stakes races.
Wonder Dean is expected to live up to his status as the favorite. In his last race, the Mochinoki Sho, he demonstrated the mental fortitude to handle kickback, a crucial trait. Meanwhile, Wayne’s Thieu delivered a crushing 1.1-second victory in his debut at this very course and distance (Hanshin Dirt 1800m), proving his exceptional course suitability.
The key variable will be how the newcomers to dirt, like Rock Ptarmigan (sired by Siskin), and other horses transitioning from turf racing, will adapt to the deep, demanding dirt of the Hanshin track.
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