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Part 1ThenJack DollWhenLei PapaleIn the second part, I would like to take up two candidates for Anoma who have the potential to advance to the top in terms of data.
■ The 2022 Kinko Sho candidate for the hole horse that the data leads
The last two runs using GI are outside the bulletin board. The content makes you feel the difference with the first-class stallion opponent, and this time as well, the impression that powerful stallion is available even though it is GII. The prewar evaluation is by no means high, but here, “Human powerIntroducing the data focusing on “.
・ Yuichi Fukunaga’s grades from 2021 onwards in the Chukyo Shiba Group Race[3-4-2-6]
The betting ticket rate is 60%. The win recovery rate is 169% and the double win recovery rate is 132%, which are excellent numbers. This time, with the saddle on the back, which can be called the “demon of Chukyo,” the stage is counterclockwise with 8 pairs vs. 7 pairs. It can be said that it is one that cannot be underestimated.
Last fall, he won the Emperor’s Award, Autumn, and Japan C. It may be a little popular to call it the 3rd place in the previous run Kyoto Kinen and Anoma, but this horse also has a large amount of data.
・ Results of the second round of beating[0-2-1-1]
Only the above-mentioned Tenno Sho, Autumn 4th place was defeated outside the betting ticket in this rotation. It is a unavoidable result because Efforia, Contrail, Gran Alegria and the TOP3 at that time dominated the race. He finished 6th last year, but the Chukyo Shiba 2000m is also a course with 2 wins. You should imagine a scene where you get a second graded title.
▼ Horse Racing Story Teller, Motonari Tahara’s Group Race Analysis TV “2022 Kinko Sho Edition”
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Motonari Tahara (Near Tahara) ● Horse-race critic
“Horse Racing Story Teller” continues to convey the appeal of horse racing predictions to the world. He finds the mysterious charm of expectations and writes horse racing books in the fields of rotation and pedigree. Currently writing a column at “Horse Racing Salon” in UMAJIN[Horse Racing Critic Motonari Tahara’s Perspectives on Expectations]. In “SPREAD”, we will unravel the background that can be read from data analysis and convey “the essence of horse racing behind the data”.
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