2026年1月14日…
未分類2026年1月14日、名古屋競馬場12R…
January 15, 2026
Our AI has analyzed every race at Ohi Racecourse, including the main event, the “Ginrei Sho”. We’ve identified 6 top-value picks that balance high win probability with excellent expected returns. This deep dive covers everything from solid favorites to high-yield longshots, giving you a strategic edge.
43%
Projected Win %
60%
Projected Show %
2.3 (239%)
Projected Odds (ROI)
This is our top pick for today’s main event. Trainer Uesugi confirms, “He’s maintaining peak condition, and his form on the left-handed track is smooth. I have high expectations again.” His training reports are consistently positive, with notes like “good response” and “agile movement.” An AI win probability of 43% is a standout figure in this field. A reliable favorite.
This is the horse our AI has the highest confidence in today (including expected value). Despite being a transfer from Kanazawa, trainer Ichimura is confident: “He’s in great shape. His ability should be more than enough here.” With workout notes like “extends well when pushed” and “improving with this drill,” he’s ready to perform immediately. He appears to be a class above in this C3 race.
Showed a strong closing kick in his last race. Trainer Watanabe is hopeful, stating, “The horse is energetic, so if the race unfolds in his favor…” Notably, his recent workout on the 11th was timed impressively, showing increased agility. If he gets a smooth trip over the 1400m right-handed course, a victory is well within reach.
Another horse making its first start after a transfer, Drive Me Home has shown “effortless handling” in workouts on the Kobayashi outer course, indicating immediate readiness. While trainer Hashimoto is cautious, saying “we’ll see after he runs,” he also admits to “having certain expectations” for his potential. In a field of mixed abilities, he could be a breath of fresh air.
Trainer Tachibana remarks, “He’s still in excellent form,” and it shows. In a workout on the 11th at the Ohi outer course, he was praised for his “steady gait,” having regained his powerful stride. The extended distance is a question, but given his current peak condition, he should handle it with ease.
Trainer Fukuda is highly expectant, commenting, “I can see improvement from his last race. I want him to seal the deal.” His final workout on the Kobayashi outer course was judged as having “plenty in reserve.” The AI’s 67% show probability highlights his consistency. With the right setup, he has the potential to go all the way to the winner’s circle.
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