Dantsu Flame

2020-11-27 | By jpkeiba | Filed in: (Turf G1 wins)1, colt,stallion(male), Turf.

Details

Name / Japanese Dantsu Flame / ダンツフレーム
Birth Year 1998
Sex male
Earnings 511,428,000 yen
Races-Win / G1-Win 26-6 / 13-1
Sire Brian’s Time
Dam (Sire) Inter Pyrenees (Sanquirico)
Other site link  JBIS / Umanity / en.netkeiba

All G1 races + grade-races he won (Up to 2003)

Y
D/M
Track Race No. Pl.
2001
24/02
Hanshin
T1600
Arlington Cup (G3) 13 1 G
2001
15/04
Nakayama
T2000
Satsuki Sho (G1) 14 2
2001
27/05
Tokyo
T2400
Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (G1) 9 2
2001
21/10
Kyoto
T3000
Kikuka Sho (G1) 11 5  
2001
18/11
Kyoto
T1600
Mile Championship (G1) 1 5
2002
02/06
Tokyo
T1600
Yasuda Kinen (G1) 17 2
2002
23/06
Hanshin
T2200
Takarazuka Kinen (G1) 3 1  
2002
27/10
Nakayama
T2000
Tenno Sho (Autumn) (G1) 16 14
2002
17/11
Kyoto
T1600
Mile Championship (G1) 18 17
2003
04/05
Kyoto
T3200
Tenno Sho (Spring) (G1) 7 5
2003
18/05
Niigata
T2000
Niigata Daishoten (G3) 7 1 G 
2003
08/06
Tokyo
T1600
Yasuda Kinen (G1) 7 5
2003
29/06
Hanshin
T2200
Takarazuka Kinen (G1) 13 7
  • In the Arlington Cup, he won by a nose.
    It was his first grade-race win.
  • In the Satsuki Sho, the first classic race, he was 3rd favorite.
    He lost to Agnes Tachyon and finished 2nd.
    He was higher placed than Jungle Pocket.
  • In the Tokyo Yushun, the second classicrace, he was 3rd favorite.
    He lost to Jungle Pocket and finished 2nd.
    He was higher placed than Kurofune.
  • In the Kikuka Sho, the third classic race, he was 2nd favorite.
    He lost to Manhattan Cafe and finished 5th.
  • In the Yasuda Kinen (2002), he lost to Admire Cozzene by a neck.
  • In the Takarazuka Kinen (2002), he was 1st favorite.
    He won the race defeating Lohengrin, Air Shakur and Tsurumaru Boy.
    It was his first G1 win and his first win in a year and four months.
  • In 2003 (age 5), he had a tough schedule, running five races in three months, including the 3200 meter Tenno Sho (Spring).
    He suffered from bowed tendon in September.
    He was diagnosed as unable to return as a racehorse and retired.

After his retirement

  • He was not offered as a stallion.
    The reasons, apparently, were that he was bad looking and that his bloodline was poor.
  • He was missing after his retirement.
    At one time, there were even rumors that he was already dead.
  • About a year after his retirement, rumors circulated that he would return as a racehorse in NAR.
    That rumor bacame a fact.
  • His bowed tendon was said had been cured, but we will never know how well it had healed.
    He was forced to run the races again, even though he should have lost his ability as a racehorse.
  • This caused controversy.
    His connections thought he might be able to become a stallion if he could work as a racehorse again, and it would be very good for him if that came true.
    Of course, the intentions of his connections may not be denied by people who are not involved.
    But his return to active, more than a year after his injury and retirement, was too much for him.

All races after his returned

Y
D/M
Track Race No. Pl.
2004
20/10
Arao
D1500
Kannazuki Tokubetsu (OP) 4 2
2004
01/12
Urawa
D2000
Saino Kuni Urawa Kinen (G2) 6 9 G
2004
29/12
Ohi
D2000
Tokyo Daishoten (G1) 5 14  
2005
26/01
Kawasaki
D2100
Kawasaki Kinen (G1) 5 11 G
  • He debuted as a racehorse again, but it was no good at all.
    He retired for the second time.

After his second retirement

  • Unfortunately, he was not offered as a stallion.
  • He was taken in as a riding horse.
    He finally found a safeliving land and began to live the rest of his life.
    But he died of pneumonia shortly after two months.

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