Daiwa Scarlet

Daiwa Scarlet
ダイワスカーレット
Daiwa Scarlet at the 2008 Tenno Sho (Autumn)
SireAgnes Tachyon
GrandsireSunday Silence
DamScarlet Bouquet
DamsireNorthern Taste
SexMare
FoaledMay 13, 2004
CountryJapan
ColourChestnut
BreederShadai Farm
OwnerKeizo Oshiro
Racing colours
TrainerKunihide Matsuda
JockeyKatsumi Ando
Record12: 8–4–0
Earnings786,685,000 JPY
Major wins
Rose Stakes (2007)
Queen Elizabeth II Cup (2007)
Sankei Osaka Hai (2008)
Arima Kinen (2008)
Japanese Classic Tiara Race wins:
Oka Sho (2007)
Shuka Sho (2007)
Awards
JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (2007)
JRA Award for Best Horse By Home-bred Sire (2007)[A]

Daiwa Scarlet (Japanese: ダイワスカーレット, Hepburn: Daiwa Sukāretto; foaled May 13, 2004)[2] is a retired Japanese racehorse who finished top two in all of her races, winning eight out of twelve of them; four of which were G1 races.

Daiwa Scarlet was considered to be part of the "Big Three" of the 2007 Classic Racers along with Aston Machan and Vodka as fellow fillies. Vodka, a JRA Hall of Fame horse and winner of the Japanese Derby was Scarlet's primary rival who she raced against on six occasions. Although she lost their first head-to-head matchup in the 2007 Tulip Sho, Daiwa Scarlet went on to win the Oka Sho and the Shuka Sho, becoming a Double Tiara champion. Scarlet also finished ahead of Vodka in that year’s Arima Kinen which finished with a large margin in between them. In the 2008 Tenno Sho (Autumn), Scarlet lost by a margin of 2 cm, concluding the competition against Vodka with a total of five G1 races: two victories, one draw and two defeats.

Daiwa Scarlet's career streak of finishing in the top two is the third-highest career place record in Japanese thoroughbred racing, behind Biwa Hayahide before losing the 1994 Autumn Tennō Shō, and Shinzan. Her other victories are the 2007 Queen Elizabeth II Cup where Vodka was scratched, and two G2 races: the 2007 Rose Stakes and the 2008 Sankei Osaka Hai. Scarlet was named the JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly, and she became the last horse to win the JRA Award for Best Horse by Home-bred Sire in 2007. Her last race was in the 2008 Arima Kinen where she became the first mare to win this race in 37 years, since Tomei in 1971. With her racing results ridden by Katsumi Ando in every race, she was nicknamed "Miss Perfect" due to her performance and her shape.[3]

Background

Daiwa Scarlet was foaled on 13 May 2004 at Shadai Farm. She is a chestnut mare by Agnes Tachyon, winner of the 2001 Satsuki Sho.[4] Her dam, Scarlet Bouquet was a 4 times G3 race winner in 21 starts.[5][6] She is also the half-sister to 2004 Satsuki Sho winner, Daiwa Major.[7] Daiwa Scarlet was owned by Keizo Oshiro and trained by Kunihide Matsuda.[8]

Racing career

At 2 years; 2006

Daiwa Scarlet debuted in November 2006 with her eventual one and only jockey, Katsumi Ando.[9] She won her maiden race easily and ran another race at the end of the year, which was at the Chukyo Nisai Stakes. She also ended up winning that race.[10]

At 3 years; 2007

In January 2007, Daiwa Scarlet ran in the Shinzan Kinen, but was passed by Admire Aura, who she had beat in the last race, finishing second.[11] The next race she ran in that year, the Tulip Sho, was the first time she raced against Vodka. Scarlet waited deliberately for Vodka's spurt to spurt with her in order to gauge her opponent. As a result, she ended up getting passed by Vodka and once again came in second place.[12]

Daiwa Scarlet then participated in the next race, which was the Oka Sho. During the race, she got an early start based on the result of the previous race, and held off a chasing Vodka to win the race.[13] This race made her the first racehorse sibling to win a Grade I race alongside her brother, Daiwa Major. Scarlet's next target was at the Oaks, but her now established rival, Vodka, was set to run in the Derby instead of the Oaks. On top of that, Daiwa Scarlet was supposed to be the big favorite for the race.[14] However, she withdrew from the Oaks due to catching a cold.[15] In September 2007, Daiwa Scarlet made her return in the Rose Stakes. She went up front as usual and got away with doing it.[16] A month later, she ran in the Shuka Sho, racing a rematch with Vodka. In the race, she chased second and broke away in the stretch to finish first place, while Vodka came in third place. As a result of the race, Daiwa Scarlet earned the title of double crown mare.[17] The next month she ran in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup. She was voted as the popular horse in the race, and as usual, she took her place at the front and broke away on the straight away. She then held off on the field to win the race.[18][19]

She was chosen fourth in the year-end Arima Kinen fan vote with about 74,000 votes. The 2007 Arima Kinen was the first time she raced against her brother, Daiwa Major. In the race, Daiwa Scarlet ran her usual run, but although she was on the verge of winning, she ended up in second place behind Matsurida Gogh.[20]

At 4 years; 2008

The following year, there were plans for Daiwa Scarlet to run in the dirt Grade I February Stakes in Japan and then try for the Dubai World Cup. However, a woodchip had got her in the eye during training, and she was diagnosed with keratitis.[21] As a result she had to be withdrawn from both races. Her return was swift however, and she raced in the Sankei Osaka Hai. The race included Meisho Samson, who was notable for four Grade I races, and Satsuki Sho winner, Victory. However, Daiwa Scarlet was picked as the favorite, and she lived up to expectations by winning the race.[22]

While training for her next race, Scarlet broke a bone, so she took six months off.[23] She returned in October for the Tenno Sho (Autumn).[24] Her old rival, Vodka, and that year's derby winner, Deep Sky, also participated in the race. The race between these horses attracted a lot of attention. In the race, Daiwa Scarlet took the lead at the front, while Vodka and Deep Sky were chasing her on the straightaway. Vodka crossed Daiwa Scarlet, and Scarlet extended from the inside once again. It was a really close call, and both horses crossed the finish line. No one knew who won until a photo judgement was made, where it showed Vodka was two centimeters ahead of Scarlet.[25] This was said to be Daiwa Scarlet's best race.[26]

At the end of the year, Daiwa Scarlet ran in the Grand Prix Arima Kinen. She got off to a good start, took the lead, and stayed there to keep the rest of the racers at bay. She won the race, marking the first time in 37 years that a mare had won the Arima Kinen.[27]

At 5 years; 2009

The following year, the challenge of the Dubai World Cup began again.[28] However, she developed a mild case of flexor tendonitis in training, and this was enough of a reason for her to be retired.[29]

Daiwa Scarlet finished her racing career with a total of 8 wins (including 4 Group 1's) in 12 races with 4 runner-up finishes, a near perfect record. This is the Japanese second-best record in top two finishes for an entire career after Shinzan, who achieved 15 wins and 4 runner-ups in 19 races.[30]

Racing statistics

Daiwa Scarlet raced in 12 races and won 8 of them whilst finishing second in the other four. This data available is based on JBIS search[31], netkeiba.com[32] and the JRA.[33]

Date Racecourse Race Grade Distance (condition) Entry HN Odds (Favored) Finish Time Margin Jockey Winner (Runner-up)
2006 – two-year-old season
Nov 19 Kyoto 2YO Newcomer 2,000m (Firm) 12 3 1.8 (1) 1st 2:04.1 –0.3 (13⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Cosmo Gromit)
Dec 16 Chukyo Sports Hochi Hai Chukyo OP 1,800m (Firm) 8 1 2.2 (1) 1st 1:47.8 –0.1 (1⁄2 length) Katsumi Ando (Admire Aura)
2007 – three-year-old season
Jan 8 Kyoto Nikkan Sports Shinzan Kinen 3 1,600m (Firm) 10 8 1.9 (1) 2nd 1:35.3 0.2 (11⁄2 lengths) Katsumi Ando Admire Aura
Mar 3 Hanshin Tulip Sho 3 1,600m (Firm) 16 7 2.8 (2) 2nd 1:33.7 0.0 (Neck) Katsumi Ando Vodka
Apr 8 Hanshin Oka Sho 1 1,600m (Firm) 18 18 5.9 (3) 1st 1:33.7 –0.2 (11⁄2 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Vodka)
Sep 16 Hanshin Rose Stakes 2 1,800m (Firm) 14 5 1.6 (1) 1st 1:46.1 –0.1 (11⁄2 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Bella Rheia)
Oct 14 Kyoto Shūka Shō 1 2,000m (Firm) 18 13 2.8 (2) 1st 1:59.1 –0.2 (11⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Rain Dance)
Nov 11 Kyoto Queen Elizabeth II Cup 1 2,200m (Firm) 13 7 1.9 (1) 1st 2:11.9 –0.1 (3⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Fusaichi Pandora)
Dec 23 Nakayama Arima Kinen 1 2,500m (Good) 15 7 8.1 (5) 2nd 2:33.8 0.2 (11⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando Matsurida Gogh
2008 – four-year-old season
Apr 6 Hanshin Sankei Osaka Hai 2 2,000m (Firm) 11 9 2.0 (1) 1st 1:58.7 –0.1 (3⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Eishin Deputy)
Nov 2 Tokyo Tenno Sho (Autumn) 1 2,000m (Firm) 17 7 3.6 (2) 2nd 1:57.2 0.0 (Nose) Katsumi Ando Vodka
Dec 28 Nakayama Arima Kinen 1 2,500m (Firm) 14 13 2.6 (1) 1st 2:31.5 –0.3 (13⁄4 lengths) Katsumi Ando (Admire Monarch)

Legend:
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Breeding career

Daiwa Scarlet eventually became a broodmare. Her first foal, Daiwa Reine, was born in 2010. She continued to produce several more offspring in the years that followed until and last child, her only colt Grand Scarlet was born in 2021.[34] It was eventually announced in January 2024 that she would be retired from breeding.[35]

Breeding records

From fourteen matings, Daiwa Scarlet delivered ten fillies and one colt from seven different sires, while her three pregnancies by two sires resulted unsuccessful; none of her eleven children won a graded race.[36]

No. Name Date of Birth Sex Color Sire Owner Trainer Record Ref
1st Daiwa Reine March 6, 2010 f Dark bay Chichicastenango Keizo Oshiro Kunihide Matsuda (Ritto) 4 races, 0 wins [37][38]
2nd Daiwa Legend April 4, 2011 Chesnut King Kamehameha Sakae Kunieda (Miho) 22 races, 4 wins
Major win: Tomisato Tokubetsu (2015)		 [39][40]
3rd Daiwa Miranda March 13, 2012 Harbinger 14 races, 2 wins [41][42]
4th Daiwa With Me March 7, 2013 King Kamehameha Kunihide Matsuda (Ritto)
→ Shin Tachibana (Oi)
→ Shoichi Kawashima (Funabashi)		 21 races, 2 wins [43][44]
5th Daiwa Etoile February 28, 2014 Dark bay Empire Maker Yuichi Shikato (Miho) 11 races, 3 wins [45][46]
6th Daiwa Memory March 7, 2015 Chesnut Novellist Sakae Kunieda (Miho) 16 races, 3 wins
Major win: Teletama Hai (2019)		 [47][48]
Unfertilized King's Best
7th Daiwa Kunnana February 21, 2017 f Bay Novellist Keizo Oshiro
→ Teruya Yoshida		 Masakazu Ikegami (Miho)
→ Katsunori Arayama (Kobayashi)		 16 races, 3 wins
Major win: Isawa Tokubetsu (2021)		 [49][50]
8th Umbrella Date February 24, 2018 Eishin Flash Chizu Yoshida Katsuhiko Sumii (Ritto)
→ Hideaki Fujiwara (Ritto)		 11 races, 2 wins [51][52]
9th Scarlet Aura March 14, 2019 Lord Kanaloa Shadai Race Horse Co., Ltd. Mitsumasa Nakauchida (Ritto) 3 races, 0 wins [53][54]
10th Scarlet Aria April 6, 2020 Shogo Yasuda (Ritto) 2 races, 0 wins [55][56]
11th Grand Scarlet April 21, 2021 c Ryuji Okubo (Ritto)
→ Morimoto Nobuharu (Nishiwaki)		 6 races, 0 wins [57][58]
Unfertilized Bricks and Mortar
Stillborn

c = colt, f = filly

An anthropomorphized version of Daiwa Scarlet appears in the multimedia franchise Umamusume Pretty Derby as a young girl with auburn twin tails by wearing her tiara, voiced by Chisa Kimura. Scarlet takes the tsundere role as perfectionist honorable student with mild-manners and dares to dream of being number one in everything. Regarding finishing first than any other placings, she is described as unyielding, determined and sassy that trains a lot in order to become undefeated naturally. If her trainer assists her position, she will be motivated in either difficulty. She's the roommate and rival of Vodka who shared her classic year by racing each other; despite being conflictives, they concern one another.[59]

Pedigree

Pedigree of Daiwa Scarlet (JPN), chestnut mare, 2004[60][61]
Sire
Agnes Tachyon (JPN)
1998		 Sunday Silence (USA)
1986		 Halo Hail to Reason
Cosmah
Wishing Well Understanding
Mountain Flower
Agnes Flora (JPN)
1987		 Royal Ski Raja Baba
Coz o'Nijinsky
Agnes Lady Remand
Ikoma Eikan
Dam
Scarlet Bouquet (JPN)
1988		 Northern Taste (CAN)
1971		 Northern Dancer Nearctic
Natalma
Lady Victoria Victoria Park
Lady Angela
Scarlet Ink (USA)
1971		 Crimson Satan Spy Song
Papila
Consentida Beau Max
La Menina (Family 4-d)[62]

Notes

  1. ↑ Daiwa Scarlet was the last horse to receive this award, as preferential treatment for "Home-bred Sire" was eliminated starting in 2008 due to the sufficient presence of foreign breeds. From 1971 to 2007, restrictions on foreign-bred horses in Japanese horse racing were implemented to protect the Japanese horse breeding industry from international free-trade.[1]

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