Dee Majesty

2021-09-26 | By jpkeiba | Filed in: (Turf G1 wins)1, colt,stallion(male), Turf.

Details

Name / Japanese Dee Majesty / ディーマジェスティ
Birth Year 2013
Sex male
Earnings 302,432,000 yen
Races-Wins / G1-Wins 11-4 / 5-1
Sire Deep Impact
Dam (Sire) Hermes Tiara (Brian’s Time)
Other site link  JBIS / Umanity / en.netkeiba

All grade races

Y
D/M
Track Race No. Pl.   
2016
14/02
Tokyo
T1800
Kyodo Tsushin Hai (G3) 4 1  G 
2016
17/04
Nakayama
T2000
Satsuki Sho (G1) 18 1   
2016
29/05
Tokyo
T2400
Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (G1) 1 3   
2016
18/09
Nakayama
T2200
Asahi Hai ST.Lite Kinen (G2) 4 1  G 
2016
23/10
Kyoto
T3000
Kikuka Sho (G1) 6 4   
2016
27/11
Tokyo
T2400
Japan Cup (G1) 9 13   
2017
25/03
Nakayama
T2500
Nikkei Sho (G2) 6 6  G 
2017
30/04
Kyoto
T3200
Tenno Sho (Spring) (G1) 9 6   
  • He was scheduled to run in the Hopeful Stakes at the end of his second year, but developed phlegmon and was forced to withdraw from the race.
  • In the Kyodo Tsushin Hai, he was 6th favorite.
    He won by 1+1/4 lengths.
    He aimed for the first classic race, Satsuki Sho.
  • In the Satsuki Sho, he was 8th favorite.
    He passed the leading contenders such as Leontes, Air Spinel, and Satono Diamond all at once in the home stretch.
    He crossed the finish line in 1st place, not letting Makahiki come from behind to overtake him.
    It was his first G1 win.
    He broke the race record.
  • In the Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby), he was 1st favorite.
    The top three contenders, Dee Majesty, Satono Diamond, and Makahiki, were almost in the same position in the race.
    Dee Majesty was a little slow to break away from the pack and lost to Makahiki and Satono Diamond by 1/2 lengths.
  • He then went on to win the ST.Lite Kinen.
    He was 2nd favorite in the Kikuka Sho, but lost to Satono Diamond and finished 4th.
    He retired the following year after the Tenno Sho (Spring) without running any more races.

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