Fine Motion

2020-11-29 | By jpkeiba | Filed in: (Turf G1 wins)2, filly,mare(female), Turf.

Details

Name / Japanese Fine Motion / ファインモーション
Birth Year 1999
Sex female
Earnings 494,518,000 yen
Races-Win / G1-Win 15-8 / 6-2
Sire Danehill
Dam (Sire) Cocotte (Troy)
Other site link  JBIS / Umanity / en.netkeiba
Awards JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (2002)

All grade-races

Y
D/M
Track Race No. Pl.
2002
15/09
Hanshin
T2000
Kansai TV Rose Stakes (G2) 6 1 G
2002
13/10
Kyoto
T2000
Shuka Sho (G1) 12 1
2002
10/11
Kyoto
T2200
Queen Elizabeth II Cup (G1) 12 1
2002
22/12
Nakayama
T2500
Arima Kinen (G1) 12 5  
2003
17/08
Sapporo
T1800
Jiji Tsushin Hai Queen Stakes (G3) 2 2 G
2003
12/10
Tokyo
T1800
Mainichi Okan (G2) 6 7 G
2003
23/11
Kyoto
T1600
Mile Championship (G1) 18 2  
2003
21/12
Hanshin
T1600
Sankei Sports Hai Hashin Himba Stakes (G2) 8 1 G
2004
06/06
Tokyo
T1600
Yasuda Kinen (G1) 1 13
2004
25/07
Hakodate
T2000
Hakodate Kinen (G3) 10 2 G
2004
22/08
Sapporo
T2000
Sapporo Kinen (G2) 6 1 G 
2004
21/11
Kyoto
T1600
Mile Championship (G1) 5 9
  • She broke a bone after winning her debut race.
    Since her return in the summer of 2002, she won 2 races easily.
    She was going to run in the Rose Stakes with 3 wins out of 3 races.
  • In the Kansai TV Rose Stakes, she was by far the most favorite. (×1.2)
    She was easy to win by 3 lengths.
    Her jockey rarely made a moving.
    It was her first grade-race win.
  • In the Shuka Sho, the third classic race, she was by far the most favorite. (×1.1)
    She took the lead in the home stretch.
    She was easy to win by 3+1/2 lengths.
    It was her first G1 win.
  • In the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, she was by far the most favorite.  (×1.2)
    She took the lead at the beginning of the home stretch.
    She was easy to win by 2+1/2 lengths.
    It was her sixth straight win since her debut.
  • She won the JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (2002).
    She then retired with good performances, although she did not win a G1 race.

Episode

  • Pilsudski is her old-half-brother.
    He won the six G1 races of Europe, USA and Japan.
    A Japanese farm bought Fine Motion as a broodmare for her outstanding pedigree.
    She wasn’t planning to run as a racehorse, but her trainer took notice of her and made her debut as a racehorse.
  • She retired and started working as a broodmare as originally planned.
    She went through several rounds of breeding, but was not conceived.
    She was tested and found a chromosomal abnormality.
    She was originally purchased as a broodmare, but her body was incapable of producing children in the first place.She is still alive and is treated with great care as a meritorious horse as of 2020.
    What would have been her fate if her trainer had not found her talent as a racehorse?

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