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【楠賞2025予想】ケイズレーヴ、スマイルマンボ、ベラジオドリームなど全12頭を徹底分析

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Get ready for an exhilarating clash at Sonoda Racecourse on November 6, 2025, as the highly anticipated Grade III “Kusunoki Sho” brings together a formidable field of 3-year-old contenders. This race preview dives deep into a competitive lineup featuring a thrilling rematch between Kei’s Reve and Bellagio Dream, alongside Smile Mambo, who returns from a challenging JpnI campaign. This article offers a comprehensive analysis of all 12 runners, covering their latest training reports, stable comments, and past performance data, to provide you with essential betting insights.

目次

  1. Kusunoki Sho 2025: Key Race Insights

  2. Kusunoki Sho 2025: In-Depth Analysis of All 12 Runners

    1. [1] Tambabushou (C.3, Trainer Takemura, 57kg)
    2. [2] Half Blue (F.3, Jockey Sasagawa, 55kg)
    3. [3] Genius Lennon (C.3, Jockey Hirose, 57kg)
    4. [4] Kei’s Reve (C.3, Jockey Yoshihara, 57kg)
    5. [5] Riondarina (F.3, Jockey Shimohara, 55kg)
    6. [6] Eishin Harrier (C.3, Jockey Ohyama, 57kg)
    7. [7] Holy Grail (F.3, Jockey Yano, 55kg)
    8. [8] Bellagio Dream (C.3, Jockey Komaki, 57kg)
    9. [9] Smile Mambo (C.3, Jockey Yoshimura, 57kg)
    10. [10] Rapido Fiore (C.3, Jockey Tano, 57kg)
    11. [11] Jugemoon (C.3, Jockey Akaoka, 57kg)

Kusunoki Sho 2025: Key Race Insights

Kusunoki Sho 2025: In-Depth Analysis of All 12 Runners

Below, we present a detailed, horse-by-horse breakdown based on objective data. For each runner, we examine their Analyst’s View, Recent Performance, Training Report, and Stable Comments, presented in order of saddlecloth number. Information includes their post position, horse name, weight, and jockey.

[1] Tambabushou (C.3, Trainer Takemura, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: Tambabushou’s primary challenge lies in his temperament and tendency to get keen. Despite pulling hard early in his previous race, the Sonoda Autumn Trophy (1700m), he still managed to secure a 3rd place finish, demonstrating improved stamina and resilience. Given his keenness, a consistently fast-paced sprint race is likely more advantageous for him than a middle-distance race with varying speeds. The reduction to 1400m is considered a significant positive factor for his chances.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: His final workout was on October 30 (Thursday) at Nishiwaki. Pushed “all out,” he clocked 50.0 – 37.1. The brief assessment notes his “lively movement,” indicating high praise for his condition.

Stable Comments: Trainer Sakamoto commented, “Considering his tendency to pull, the likely fast pace of this race should be a plus. If he can settle smoothly, he should perform well here.”

[2] Half Blue (F.3, Jockey Sasagawa, 55kg)

Analyst’s View: Half Blue boasts an impressive record of [5-5-0-2] from 12 career starts, and an almost perfect [5-5-0-1] on dirt. While her primary focus has been on sprints, she performed admirably in a 1400m race four starts ago, finishing a neck second. This suggests that the slight distance extension for the Kusunoki Sho is well within her capabilities.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: Her final adjustment was on November 1 (Saturday) at Ohi (outside track). She worked “hand ride,” clocking 68.0 – 53.2 – 39.2. The assessment is “excellent condition,” confirming she’s well-prepared.

Stable Comments: Trainer Suzuki Kei stated, “She has been progressing smoothly towards this target,” and “1400 meters is within her comfort zone.” However, he also noted that “this will be her first long-distance transport and first time on this course,” identifying these as potential crucial factors.

[3] Genius Lennon (C.3, Jockey Hirose, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: While Genius Lennon sometimes lacks a decisive finishing kick in middle-distance races, his weakness is often mitigated in shorter sprints. Both of his career victories have come over 1400m. Notably, he recorded the fastest closing sectional in last year’s Hyogo Junior GP (JpnII). If the race pace unfolds to his liking, he possesses the latent ability to make a strong impact.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On October 30 (Thursday), he underwent a “hand ride” adjustment at Sonoda (59.2 – 42.9). He finished alongside his sparring partner, with the assessment noting “worked keenly alongside,” suggesting he’s in good order.

Stable Comments: Trainer Hori Hei welcomes the distance reduction, stating, “Currently, 1400 meters suits him better.” He added, “The competition is tough, but he’s coming along well.”

[4] Kei’s Reve (C.3, Jockey Yoshihara, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: In his previous start, the Gold Soha, Kei’s Reve impressively overcame interference to secure a come-from-behind victory against older horses—his first such encounter. He also finished best among local horses with a 5th place in the Hyogo CS (JpnII) in May, proving his genuine ability. Having gained nearly 20kg in body weight over the past six months, he is showing remarkable growth and maturity.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On October 31 (Friday), he had a “hand ride” adjustment at Nagoya, clocking 49.1 – 36.2. The assessment noted “sustained good form,” indicating he’s maintaining his peak condition.

Stable Comments: Trainer Enokiya highly praises his condition, remarking, “This is the first time we’ve been able to run him on a tight schedule,” and “his preparation is smooth.” The clear confidence from the stable is evident, as they are “planning for the Hyogo Gold Trophy next.”

[5] Riondarina (F.3, Jockey Shimohara, 55kg)

Analyst’s View: Although Riondarina finished 6th in her first start since transferring to Hyogo, that run can be disregarded as her preparation was not ideal due to a mid-term injury. Her training has been intensified since then, and given her dominant victory in last year’s Sonoda Princess Cup, her compatibility with this course is outstanding.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On November 2 (Sunday), she worked “hand ride” at Sonoda (51.9 – 37.6). She finished 0.9 seconds ahead of her sparring partner, with the assessment “full of energy,” signaling a strong recovery in her physical condition.

Stable Comments: Trainer Tanaka Ichi emphasized a clear improvement from her previous run, stating, “Unlike her last race, which was after an injury, she has been trained thoroughly this time.” He added, “Her body weight, in the 440kg range, should be just right.”

[6] Eishin Harrier (C.3, Jockey Ohyama, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: In his previous start, Eishin Harrier achieved a dominant victory with a “bold runaway” despite a high pace, never allowing his pursuers to challenge him. Given his difficult temperament and need for a clear run, sprint races where he can utilize his raw speed are currently considered his best option.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On October 30 (Thursday), he was pushed “all out” at Nishiwaki, recording 66.6 – 50.3 – 37.9. The assessment was “full of vitality,” indicating excellent condition.

Stable Comments: Trainer Sakamoto unequivocally stated, “1400 meters is his best distance.” He also hinted at versatility, adding, “Even if he can’t get to the lead, he can contend from a slightly reserved position if he can get into the flow of the race.”

[7] Holy Grail (F.3, Jockey Yano, 55kg)

Analyst’s View: Holy Grail secured back-to-back victories after transferring to Kawasaki, culminating in a win in the New Year Cup. Her lack of wins on right-handed courses remains a concern, but her 8th place finish in the Tokyo Princess Sho two starts ago is attributed to a demanding pace battle with rival front-runners.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: She underwent adjustments at a private farm uphill track until November 1 (Saturday). Working “hand ride,” she clocked 38.0 – 24.6 – 12.2. The assessment noted “adjusted at an external training facility.”

Stable Comments: Trainer Uchida gave her the highest endorsement, marking her as his “best bet.” He declared, “She’s been prepared excellently for this race,” and “1400 meters, where she settles well, is her best distance.” The stable’s expectations are at their peak.

[8] Bellagio Dream (C.3, Jockey Komaki, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: Bellagio Dream is a proven talent who consistently finishes close in local graded races. In the Aki No Kura two starts ago, he engaged in a furious head-to-head duel with Kei’s Reve, ultimately finishing second by a head. Now, on his home turf at Sonoda, he aims for his long-awaited first graded stakes victory.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On November 3 (Monday), he had a “hand ride” adjustment at Sonoda (58.1 – 42.2). The assessment “showing excellent keenness” confirms he is in perfect condition.

Stable Comments: The assistant trainer gave Bellagio Dream the highest rating, stating, “We’ve brought him to a level where we can accept defeat only if he truly can’t win.” He added, “After a series of frustrating near-misses in graded races, we are determined to win this time,” indicating a strong “win-or-bust” mentality for this race.

[9] Smile Mambo (C.3, Jockey Yoshimura, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: Smile Mambo has performed creditably against top-tier competition in the 3-year-old dirt classic series, finishing 3rd in the Kumotori Sho (JpnIII) and 4th in the Haneda Hai (JpnI). Given that his best performances have been over a mile or shorter distances, the reduction to 1400m is considered a significant advantage for him.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On November 1 (Saturday), he had a “hand ride” adjustment at Kobayashi Uphill Track (30.1 – 14.4). The assessment “reasonably well-prepared” suggests he is progressing steadily towards peak form.

Stable Comments: Trainer Sakai expects a clear improvement, stating, “The benefit of having a run after a break is significant,” and “I think the change to 1400 meters will be good.” He further emphasized their full preparation, adding, “We’ve also secured the services of a top local jockey.”

[10] Rapido Fiore (C.3, Jockey Tano, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: In his previous race, the Sonoda Autumn Trophy, Rapido Fiore held off the pressure from the winner to secure a strong second place. His previous issue with changing leads smoothly has also improved, indicating valuable lessons learned despite the defeat. The 1400m distance is a favorable course for him, where he earned his first career title.

Recent Performance:

Training Report: On October 30 (Thursday), he underwent a “moderately strong” workout at Sonoda (67.5 – 51.3 – 37.8). He impressively pulled 1.2 seconds ahead of his sparring partner, with the assessment “sharp acceleration, finished ahead,” demonstrating exceptional movement.

Stable Comments: Trainer Tanaka Norifumi expressed confidence in his ability to handle the distance, stating, “If he can make a clean break and get into the flow of the race, he should be able to handle 1400 meters.”

[11] Jugemoon (C.3, Jockey Akaoka, 57kg)

Analyst’s View: As the two-time 3-year-old champion of Kochi, Jugemoon demonstrated his class by performing well against older JRA horses in the Summer Champion (JpnIII), even with a light handicap.

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