Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes

The Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes (朝日杯フューチュリティステークス) is a one mile turf stakes race for thoroughbred colts two years old. It is considered the de facto year-end championship for Japanese thoroughbred racing in the two-year-olds division.

Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes
Grade 1 race
The 63rd (2011) winner Alfredo
LocationHanshin Racecourse
Takarazuka, Hyogo, Japan
Inaugurated1949
Race typeThoroughbred - Flat racing
Race information
Distance1,600 meters (about 8 furlongs / one mile)
SurfaceTurf
TrackRight-handed (outer course)
QualificationTwo-y-o, Colts & Fillies
WeightColt 55 kg, Filly 54 kg
Purse¥ 134,000,000 (as of 2017)
1st: ¥ 70,000,000

This race had been held in Nakayama Racecourse. From 2014, the race is moved to Hanshin Racecourse near Osaka.[1]

Winners since 1984

Year
Winner
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
Time
1984Scrum Dyna[2]Masato ShibataSusumu YanoShadai Race Horse co1:35.0
1985Daishin FubukiYasuo SugawaraHiroshi ShibataKinji Takahashi1:35.4
1986Merry NiceYasuhiro NemotoTeruo HashimotoFusako Ura1:35.6
1987Sakura Chiyono OFutoshi KojimaKatsutaro SakaiSakura Commers1:35.6
1988Sakura Hokuto OFutoshi KojimaKatsutaro SakaiSakura Commers1:35.5
1989Ines FujinEiji NakanoShuho KatoMasaaki Kobayashi1:34.4
1990Lindo Shaver[3]Hitoshi MatobaTakaaki MotoishiDer Mar Club1:34.0
1991Mihono BourbonSadahiro KojimaTameo ToyamaMihono International1:34.5
1992L-Way Win[4]Katsumi MinaiNoriaki TsuboTakao Zako1:35.5
1993Narita BrianKatsumi MinaiMasaharu OkuboHidenori Yamaji1:34.4
1994Fuji KisekiKoichi TsunodaSakae WatanabeYomoji Saito1:34.7
1995Bubble Gum FellowYukio OkabeKazuo FujisawaShadai Race Horse co1:34.2
1996Meiner MaxTetsuzo SatoHitoshi NakamuraThoroughbred Club Ruffian1:36.3
1997Grass WonderHitoshi MatobaMitsuhiro OgataHanzawa1:33.6
1998Admire CozzeneMichael RobertsMitsuro HashidaRiichi Kondo1:35.3
1999Eishin PrestonYuichi FukunagaShuji KitahashiToyomitsu Hirai1:34.7
2000Mejiro BaileyNorihiro YokoyamaKunihiko TakeMejiro Stud1:34.5
2001Admire DonShinji FujitaHiroyoshi MatsudaRiichi Kondo1:33.8
2002Eishin ChampYuichi FukunagaTsutomi SetogushiToyomitsu Hirai1:33.5
2003Cosmo SunbeamDario VargiuShozo SasakiMisako Okada1:33.7
2004Meiner RecolteHiroki GotoMasahiro HoriiThoroughbred Club Ruffian1:33.4
2005Fusaichi RichardYuichi FukunagaKunihide MatsudaFusao Sekiguchi1:33.7
2006Dream JourneyMasayoshi EbinaYasutoshi IkeeSunday Racing Co., Ltd.1:34.4
2007Goshawk KenMasaki KatsuuraMakoto SaitoYoshio Fujita1:33.5
2008Seiun WonderYasunari IwataMasazo RyokeTakao Otani1:35.1
2009Rose KingdomFutoshi KomakiKojiro HashiguchiSunday Racing Co., Ltd.1:34.0
2010Grand Prix BossMirco DemuroYoshito YahagiGrand Prix Co., Ltd.1:33.9
2011AlfredoCraig WilliamsTakahisa TezukaU Carrot Farm1:33.4
2012LogotypeMirco DemuroTsuyoshi TanakaTeruya Yoshida1:33.4
2013Asia ExpressRyan MooreTakahisa TezukaYukio Baba1:34.7
2014Danon PlatinaMasayoshi EbinaSakae KuniedaDanox Co Ltd1:35.9
2015LeontesMirco DemuroKatsuhiko SumiiU Carrot Farm1:34.4
2016Satono AresHirofumi ShiiKazuo FujisawaHajime Satomi1:35.4
2017Danon PremiumYuga KawadaMitsumasa NakauchidaDanox Co Ltd1:33.3
2018Admire MarsMirco DemuroYasuo TomomichiRiichi Kondo1:33.9
2019SaliosRyan MooreNoriyuki HoriSilk Racing1:33.0
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