Track Layout

Nakayama Turf 2000 Inner

Course notes and real-life context will be added here.

Venue Nakayama Surface Turf Distance 2000m Direction Right Variant Inner

Track Notes

Course Summary

Demanding right-handed inner 2000m course where runners climb Nakayama’s steep hill twice: once near the start and again at the finish. Four tight corners and a short final straight make this a harsh Power, Stamina, and positioning check.

Fun Facts

• Hosts the Satsuki Sho, the first leg of the Japanese Triple Crown.
• Also hosts the Hopeful Stakes, the final junior-year G1.
• Agnes Tachyon dominated the 2001 Satsuki Sho on this layout.
• Late-race spurt begins in Corner 3, making Corner acceleration highly useful.

Track Record

No all-time layout record has been added yet.

Oshi Cup Record

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Record Holder

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Stamina Requirements By track condition

Firm 867

Good 867

Soft 938

Heavy 929

Map and data contents credited to GameTora and members of Raecord.

Course Phase Data Positioning and spurt timing

Threshold Stat

The stat checked for this course layout, when applicable.

Speed

Position Keep End

Approximate point where early positioning behavior ends.

833m

Spurt Start

Approximate start point for the final spurt calculation.

1,333m

Spurt Details

Course feature active around the spurt zone.

Corner

Last Spurt Start

Approximate start of the last spurt section.

1,667m

Final Corner / Straight

Whether final corner acceleration carries into the final straight.

After

Carryover Potential Inherited skill notes

Kitasan, S.Maru, X.Oguri, Tachyon

Recommended Skills 6 skills

DDPP Good

Shrewd Step Good

Angling and Scheming Good

Moving Past and Beyond Good

Let's Pump Some Iron Good

No Stopping Me Good

Real Races

Races on Nakayama Turf 2000 Inner

8 races

Fuyo Stakes Habotan Sho Hopeful Stakes Keisei Hai Yayoi Sho Satsuki Sho Shion Stakes Nakayama Kimpai

Historical Winners

No historical winners have been added for this race yet.