Haku Taisei

2021-07-13 | By jpkeiba | Filed in: (Turf G1 wins)1, colt,stallion(male), Turf.

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Y D/M	Track	Race	No.	Pl.
1989 15/07	Kokura T1000	3yo (2yo) New Comers	6	2
1989 10/09	Hanshin T1600	3yo (2yo) Maidens	6	4
1989 24/09	Hanshin T1200	3yo (2yo) Maidens	8	6
1989 14/10	Kyoto D1200	3yo (2yo) Maidens	11	2
1989 28/10	Kyoto D1400	3yo (2yo) Maidens	4	1
1989 03/12	Hanshin D1200	3yo (2yo) below 4 million yen	2	1
1989 24/12	Hanshin T2000	Cyclamen Stakes	5	1
1990 20/01	Kyoto T2000	Wakagoma Stakes	3	1
1990 11/02	Hanshin T2000	Kisaragi Sho (G3)	3	1	G
1990 15/04	Nakayama T2000	Satsuki Sho (G1)	15	1	◆
1990 27/05	Tokyo T2400	Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) (G1)	19	5	◆

Haku Taisei won his first five races since his debut.
After that, he won consecutive races.
In the Kisaragi Sho, he was 1st favorite.
He defeated Kogane Taifu and Daitaku Helios to win his first grade race.
His connections decided that his next race would be the Satsuki Sho, considering his weakness in transportation and the fatigue from the consecutive races.
In the Satsuki Sho, he was 3rd favorite.
Ines Fujin was 1st favorite and Mejiro Ryan was 2nd favorite.
Ines Fujin took the lead in the home stretch and it looked like he was going to win.
However, Haku Taisei passed Ines Fujin just before the finish line to win the race.
Haku Taisei had won six in a row.
It was his first G1 win.
It was the first time in history that a gray haired horse had ever won a Satsuki Sho.
In the Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby), he was 2nd favorite.
Even his sire, the idol horse that caused the First Horse Racing Boom, Haiseiko, couldn’t win the Derby.
It was expected that he, the son of Haiseiko, would win.
However, he stalled in the home stretch and finished 5th.
He then took an extended break due to injury.
A year later, he was registered to run in the Yasuda Kinen, but just before the race, another injury was discovered and the race was cancelled, and he retired.

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