Time Paradox

2021-08-08 | By jpkeiba | Filed in: (Dirt G1 wins)5, colt,stallion(male), Dirt.

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Awards

NAR Grand Prix for Special Award (2005)

All G1 races + grade races he won

Y D/M	Track	Race	No.	Pl.
2004 25/01	Kyoto D1800	Heian Stakes (G3)	7	1
2004 22/02	Tokyo D1600	February Stakes (G1)	16	6	◆
2004 25/04	Kyoto D1800	Antares Stakes (G3)	5	1	G
2004 30/06	Ohi D2000	Teio Sho (G1)	1	4	G
2004 12/08	Asahikawa D2300	Breeders’ Gold Cup (G2)	1	1
2004 12/10	Kanazawa D2100	Hakusan Daishoten (G3)	1	1	G
2004 03/11	Ohi D2000	JBC Classic (G1)	8	3	◆
2004 28/11	Tokyo D2100	Japan Cup Dirt (G1)	14	1	◆
2004 29/12	Ohi D2000	Tokyo Daishoten (G1)	10	4	◆
2005 26/01	Kawasaki D2100	Kawasaki Kinen (G1)	9	1	G
2005 20/02	Tokyo D1600	February Stakes (G1)	6	4	◆
2005 05/05	Funabashi D1600	Kashiwa Kinen (G1)	5	2	G
2005 29/06	Ohi D2000	Teio Sho (G1)	10	1	G
2005 10/10	Morioka D1600	Mile Championship Nambu Hai (G1)	8	3	◆
2005 03/11	Nagoya D1900	JBC Classic (G1)	4	1	◆
2005 26/11	Tokyo D2100	Japan Cup Dirt (G1)	5	4	◆
2005 29/12	Ohi D2000	Tokyo Daishoten (G1)	15	3	◆
2006 25/01	Kawasaki D2100	Kawasaki Kinen (G1)	7	3	G
2006 19/02	Tokyo D1600	February Stakes (G1)	13	9	◆
2006 28/06	Ohi D2000	Teio Sho (G1)	7	4	G
2006 09/10	Morioka D1600	Mile Championship Nambu Hai (G1)	12	5	◆
2006 03/11	Kawasaki D2100	JBC Classic (G1)	13	1	◆

Time Paradox was weak when he was young and had to take three long breaks after his debut due to broken bones.
However, in October 2003, he came back from his third long break, and from then on, he continued to run without a break until he retired.
In 2004, at the age of six, he won the Heian Stakes.
He then tried G1 races but was defeated three times by Admire Don from the same stable as him.
In the Japan Cup Dirt (2004), he was 4th favorite.
Admire Don was by far the most favorite.
Time Paradox ran on the inside and broke away from the pack of horses.
He won by 2+1/2 lengths over the 2nd place finisher, Admire Don.
It was his first G1 win.
In 2005, he was very active.
He won the Kawasaki Kinen, Teio Sho, and JBC Classic.
In 2006 he was in poor form most of the time.
He did not rest, although he did once stop competing just before a race.
He won the JBC Classic consecutively, but broke a bone in that race and retired.

The records he holds.

His impression is often that of a inconspicuous dirt champion between Admire Don and Kane Hekili, but he holds a few records of his own.
His total of 16 wins is tied with Hokuto Vega and South Vigorous for the most wins at JRA since the introduction of the grading system.
He is now the all-time leading money earner after age 6, surpassing Tap Dance City.
He is the same age as Jungle Pocket, Kurofune, Agnes Tachyon and Manhattan Cafe, but he is the horse that has earned the most prize money.
He earned the most prize money among Brian’s Time’s crops, beating out Narita Brian, Mayano Top Gun and others.

His pedigree and as a Sire.

His cousin is Sakura Laurel.
His nephew is Time Flyer.
He was expected to be a reasonable stallion and produced over 500 foals.
He did not have any of his crops win G1 races, but they were mainly active in NAR.

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