Track Layout

Tokyo Turf 1800

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

Venue Tokyo Surface Turf Distance 1800m Direction Left

Track Notes

Course Summary

Technical left-handed 1800m course with only about 150m before the first sharp turn. Early traffic can get severe, but once runners reach Tokyo’s massive final homestretch, Betwixt and Closer builds gain a major advantage.

Fun Facts

• Hosted the legendary 1998 Mainichi Okan won by Silence Suzuka.
• Also used for the Fuchu Himba Stakes.
• 1800m is a Non-Core Distance, so Standard Distance does not activate.
• Late-race spurt begins in Corner 4, making Corner acceleration useful before the long stretch.

Track Record

1:43.9 Seiun Hades Epsom Cup · 2025

Oshi Cup Record

Record Holder
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Stamina Requirements By track condition
Firm 875
Good 874
Soft 940
Heavy 932

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.

750m
Spurt Start

Approximate start point for the final spurt calculation.

1,200m
Spurt Details

Course feature active around the spurt zone.

Final Corner
Last Spurt Start

Approximate start of the last spurt section.

1,500m
Final Corner / Straight

Whether final corner acceleration carries into the final straight.

After
Carryover Potential Inherited skill notes
Air Groove, Mayano, McQueen, Taiki Shuttle: early
Recommended Skills 6 skills
Shrewd Step Good
Angling and Scheming Good
Budding Blossom Good
Shooting for Victory Situational · Early

Early activation on this track.

Let's Pump Some Iron Good
Final Push Situational · Situational

Gambling option on this track.

Real Races

Races on Tokyo Turf 1800

8 races

Tokyo Sports Hai Junior Stakes

G2 Medium Mid Nov
Race Record 1:44.5 Contrail · 2019

A Grade 2 turf race for two-year-olds, run over 1800 meters at Tokyo Racecourse.

Known in-game as Tokyo Sports Hai Junior Stakes and in real life as Tokyo Sports Hai Nisai Stakes. Historical winner data is included as a lightweight reference. Earlier winners without listed times are preserved with blank time values. No Race / Race Cancelled entries are omitted.

Historical Winners

Year Winner Time
2025
Peintre Naif
1:46.0
2024
Croix du Nord
1:46.8
2023
Strauss
1:46.5
2022
Gastrique
1:45.8
2021
Equinox
1:46.2
2020
Danon The Kid
1:47.5
2019
Contrail
1:44.5
2018
Nishino Daisy
1:46.6
2017
Wagnerian
1:46.6
2016
Bless Journey
1:48.3
2015
Smart Odin
1:49.5
2014
Satono Crown
1:47.9
2013
Isla Bonita
1:45.9
2012
Codino
1:46.0
2011
Deep Brillante
1:52.7
2010
Sadamu Patek
1:47.3
2009
Rose Kingdom
1:48.2
2008
Nakayama Festa
1:47.7
2007
Fusaichi Assort
1:47.4
2006
Fusaichi Ho O
1:48.7
2005
Fusaichi Richard
1:46.9
2004
Smooth Baritone
1:48.2
2003
Admire Big
1:48.9
2002
Blue Eleven
1:50.2
2001
Admire Max
1:48.2
2000
Tagano Teio
1:48.5
1999
Joten Brave
-
1998
Admire Cozzene
-
1997
King Halo
-
1996
Godspeed
-
1995
Bubble Gum Fellow
-
1994
Hokkai Rousseau
-
1993
Ines Souther
-
1992
Surely Win
-
1991
Matikanetannhauser
-
1990
Sakura Yamato O
-
1989
Asahi Pasion
-
1988
Sakura Hokuto O
-
1987
Kokusai Triple
-
1986
Sakura Rotary
-
1985
Sweet Nadia
-
1984
Sirius Symboli
-
1983
Konrad Symboli
-
1982
Daring Power
-
1981
Tosho Pegasus
-
1980
Hazel Blonde
-
1979
Liquid Wave
-
1978
Sea Bird Park
-
1976
Maruzensky
-
1975
Spirit Swaps
-
1974
Chateau de Symboli
-
1973
Kane Mikuni
-
1972
Nasuno Chigusa
-
1971
Suzu Boxer
-
1970
Yashima Raiden
-
1969
Suinoosa
-
1968
Suzu Sayaka
-
1966
Yamanin Cup
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