Alex H. retweeted
These odds 😂😂😂
ffs
🇯🇵🏆 THE JAPAN CUP IS LOOKING ABSOLUTELY SENSATIONAL! 🔥
🇬🇧 Ombudsman — 5/2
🇫🇷 Calandagan — 4/1
🇯🇵 Masquerade Ball — 5/1
🇯🇵 Croix Du Nord — 6/1
🇯🇵 Danon Decile — 7/1
🇮🇪 Minnie Hauk — 8/1
🇯🇵 Meisho Tabaru — 8/1
🇯🇵 Admire Terra — 12/1
🇯🇵 Durezza — 16/1
🇫🇷 Goliath — 20/1
🇯🇵 Urban Chic — 25/1
🇺🇸 Teao — 33/1
JAPAN vs EUROPE. THE BEST AGAINST THE BEST OVER 12F! 🌏🔥
WHAT. A. RACE. THIS. COULD. BE! 🤯
🏆 WHO WINS THE JAPAN CUP?
#ジャパンカップ #競馬
AMAZING NEWS!!!! Our boy gets to stand stud at home at Shadai Stallion Station!!!!🫶💫⭐️🌟✨
#フォーエバーヤング は社台スタリオンステーションで種牡馬入り! 藤田晋オーナーが明かす「ファンの皆さまにラストランを見てもらえたら」 - サンスポZBAT! sanspo.com/race/article/gene… @sanspoyosououより
Alex H. retweeted
HOT ROD CHARLIE 🇺🇸 with a bomb!
2yo 1800m Mochinochi Sho at Kyoto won from 15th at the 400m by 2c HOT ROD HEART (Hot Rod Charlie x Omega Heart Song (Zenno Rob Roy)) under a well timed Hideaki Miyuki ride.
1:52.7 for the 1800m
HOT ROD HEART now 2 for 2 on Dirt, had two starts on turf at start of career for a 4th and a 5th.
Some finish !
What a great addition to the Japan sire ranks HOT ROD CHARLIE 🇺🇸 has been, thank you for sending him over America 🙏
#JRA
Alex H. retweeted
What an effort from STIMULATE for the Hall of Famer Bill Mott in the Dwyer.
Forever Young after the @breederscup Classic. If this is the last image I make of him on the track, its been a run. What a horse. #フォーエバーヤング
Alex H. retweeted
A great assortment of grays from Kentucky this week! 5 of these 6 are at Gainesway, which clearly has no shortage of grays! Volatile at Three Chimneys is the top left, and following him are White Abarrio, Tapit Trice, Seize the Grey, Tapit and Charge It.
Support a great cause!!! I got mine - don’t forget to grab what Mary has left!!
Your guess is as good as mine for what Yahagi-san will reveal as next steps for global good boy Forever Young! US or JPN stud career? One final bow in the JPN G1 Champions cup on dirt? A bid for Arima Kinen glory? Let’s see tomorrow!
🌄TOMORROW🌄
「7日、東京競馬場で取材に応じ、同馬の今後について『明日、何か報告できれば』と語った」
🇯🇵フォーエバーヤングの矢作調教師「明日、何か報告できれば」 注目される今後について
@BreedersCup @TheSaudiCup @RacingDubai
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Alex H. retweeted
Autumn Glow Update – A post-race veterinary examination revealed the mare to be lame in the left fore following her Champions Mile win at Flemington today. Subsequently on return to her stable, trainer Chris Waller reported that x-rays and scans of Autumn Glow revealed no abnormality. Mr Waller advised that Autumn Glow is showing signs of bruising to her left fore hoof.
Alex H. retweeted
All 8 Japanese horses that competed in the Breeders Cup arrived back at Tokyo Narita airport at 06:13 JST and have entered the JRA Racing School for quarantine
The 8 are as follows:
Ask Ikigomi
American Stage
T O Elvis
T O Password
Deep Monster
Forever Young
Lugal
Lord Fons
Alex H. retweeted
Thanks to @roguewolf007 for capturing a great picture of T O ELVIS as well as me in the background looking oblivious.
Alex H. retweeted
$4,495 into ~$140,000.
Rob Dolan won the 2026 #BCBC by putting his whole small bankroll on a Sovereignty–The Puma exacta in the Classic. He tells John Gaspar (@johng032) how he planned it, starting from the last race and working back.
inthemoneypodcast.com/and-th…
Cannot wait to see him again SOON!
T.O Elvis has left the building. . . but he'll be back!
(h/t @abracing0 / @hmlaa )
inthemoneypodcast.com/t-o-el…
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The UK betting market on racing is in decline
Japan bets nearly twice as much on racing as Britain does: £21.5bn a year against £11.0bn.
Hong Kong, with a population of about 7.5 million, bets more than Britain too.
What Japan and Hong Kong have in common is that racing runs the betting. The pools belong to the sport, and the takeout goes back into prize money and racecourses.
If British racing owned its own pool or exchange, would you bet with it?
Follow @mindmodeller for more on where racing's money goes.
@RacingPost @racingoncourse #horseracing @BHAHorseracing @japan_racing
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T O Elvis will keep racing overseas after his historic G1 Breeders’ Cup Sprint win
Trainer Daisuke Takayanagi: "No need to force him up to a mile. Rather than fit him to Japanese racing, we'll pick the races where he can show his best at his ideal trip."



































