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Satono Reve Strikes in Takamatsunomiya Kinen, Namura Clair Second Again

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Fan favourite Namura Clair (Jpn) (Mikki Isle {Jpn}) occupied the runner-up spot in the Takamatsunomiya Kinen for the third consecutive year at Chukyo on Sunday, as Satono Reve (Jpn) fought off the best sprinters that Japan has to offer to make the breakthrough in Group 1 company. Defending champion Mad Cool (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) also featured in the 18-strong field, but it was Namura Clair, previously second to First Force (Jpn) in 2023, who …
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Satono Reve Strikes in Takamatsunomiya Kinen, Namura Clair Second Again

Fan favourite Namura Clair (Jpn) (Mikki Isle {Jpn}) occupied the runner-up spot in the Takamatsunomiya Kinen for the third consecutive year at Chukyo on Sunday, as Satono Reve (Jpn) fought off the best sprinters that Japan has to offer to make the breakthrough in Group 1 company. Defending champion Mad Cool (Ire) (Dark Angel {Ire}) also featured in the 18-strong field, but it was Namura Clair, previously second to First Force (Jpn) in 2023, who …

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Japan: Satono Reve starts his 2025 with Grade 1 sprint victory

Satono Reve scored his first Grade 1 victory by starting his 2025 season with a win in the US$2,464,972 Takamatsunomiya Kinen, a nearly six-furlong turf sprint for older horses racing on the left-handed turf course at Chukyo, Japan. After breaking smoothly from 10 in the field of 18, Satono Reve (5-2) was eased back to around ninth making the turn. Meeting traffic at the top of the homestretch, jockey João Moreira steered to the outside to make …

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