It's not yet known as he is now at the farm and working there.
Here’s a recent pick of his.
https://twitter.com/MysticLore_Gen/stat ... 5763576833
It's not yet known as he is now at the farm and working there.
Ushba Tesoro(JPN)(Orfevre), 2023 DWC winner, will run in the BC Classic instead of the Arc!!!!tachyon wrote: ↑Sat Mar 25, 2023 8:37 pm Ushba Tesoro(JPN)(Orfevre), 2023 DWC winner, is likely to run in the Arc at Longchamp later this year.
He is going to be the first Japan-based ''dirt specialist'' to run in the biggest race in Europe!!
Will he handle the soft turf at Longchamp?
There's been a speculation among the racing community in Japan that the best dirt horse could handle better the bottomless going at Longchamp than Japanese turf specialists.
Glad that it seems they are letting him grow into his big frame and not rushing him.tachyon wrote: ↑Tue Apr 18, 2023 6:47 amIt's not yet known as he is now at the farm and working there.
Here’s a recent pick of his.
https://twitter.com/MysticLore_Gen/stat ... 5763576833
Flanders, need more help as I watch this a few more times. #3 is Derma Sotogake and #6 is Continuar, right?Flanders wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 3:14 pm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wttHj5pQQ8 <--- this includes prerace (I like this one better cause shows the photo afterwards)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaMsFo1_3GE <--- only the race
No other way. #6 is Derma Sotogake and #3 is Continuar. The 6 won.MySaladDays wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2023 6:48 pmFlanders, need more help as I watch this a few more times. #3 is Derma Sotogake and #6 is Continuar, right?Flanders wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 3:14 pm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wttHj5pQQ8 <--- this includes prerace (I like this one better cause shows the photo afterwards)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaMsFo1_3GE <--- only the race
I loved this clip, thanks so much again.
Curious what the estimated attendance for this would be, judging from the photos, quite a lot.
That's a very good article indeed!!!MySaladDays wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 5:02 am
That's big ,,,,,big ...... Amazing.
And segwaying from Orfevre ---, perhaps I am not as up on my history of Japanese racing as I should be, but "getting there"........as I was doing some research on Rasmussen Factor of some horses in the Derby (inbreeding to superior matriarchs) I learned from the Rasmussen/Faversham book that, while many are always pointing to Sunday Silence as the success of Japanese breeding, it was actaully Northern Taste who turned "modern" Japanese breeding around.
"If you ask the Yoshida’s about what Northern Taste meant to them, to this day they still beam with pride. His success laid the foundations for Shadai Stallion Station and helped the business flourish beyond measure. Teruya Yoshida has always said “Northern Taste bought all of the stallions and broodmares that we have.”
I needed a break from studying up on the KY Derby horses, and names like Kitasan Black, Orfevre, Shonan Pandora, Screen Hero, Gold Actor, Gold Ship, Stay Gold, Dream Journey, Maurice, Duramente, Rulership, Kiseki, Let’s Go Donki, d Le Vent Se Leve, Scarlet Bouquet, Daiwa Major and Daiwa Scarlet grabbed my interest, and then I got lead into the wonderful world of Northern Taste!--------I really was not aware of all his history as a broodmare sire.
gOOD ARTCILE
"https://pastthewire.com/northern-taste/
Oh that's cutetachyon wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 9:50 am -- from Tospo-Keiba.jp
https://tospo-keiba.jp/reporter-column/30925
Here's another pick of Team Japan at Churchill Downs!!
Derma Sotogake + Continuar + Mandarin Hero (trainer Terunobu Fujita on the right) + Kate Hunter
They celebrated Fujita's 700th career victory.
--- from bloodhorse
''Three things you might not know about Derma Sotogake''
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... a-sotogake
It's a fun video.
I thought it was a good sumo
THank you for sharing more of the history and helping flesh out my knowledge about Northern Taste. I will read memoir on Saturday. This is fascinating stuff. I love that photograph so much! I know who I"ll be rooting for on Sunday.tachyon wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 8:48 am That's a very good article indeed!!!
Thanks for sharing.
It was in 1972 when Zenya Yoshida ordered his son Teruya Yoshida to pick up a Northern Dancer yearling with stallion prospect at the Saratoga Sale.
According to Teruya's memoir https://www.sanspo.com/article/20170503 ... KQCVCOLDI/, there were four or five Northern Dancer yearlings at that Saratoga Sale and it was Lady Victoria's 1971 chestnut colt who caught Teruya's eye in the book 4.
Northern Taste's influence to the Japanese racing is really immense, even if he was not an excellent sire of sires.
Yeah, by Orfevre, Ushba Tesoro is a descendant of Northern Taste.
Titleholder, by Duramente, who will be sent off the hot favorite in the G1 Tenno Sho Spring on Sunday has Northern Taste, too.
Northern Taste with Teruya Yoshida at Saint Cloud, France