名鉄杯 ファンファーレ 2025

This is a special fanfare that is played just once a year, just for this race! This race features a unique fanfare that is an adaptation of the musical horns used on Meitetsu's express trains (trains connected with special train cars such as the Panorama Car, the "Mu"). Before the start, the fanfare is performed live by the Meitetsu Brass Band. At the same time, on the large monitor screen "Turf Vision" installed at the finish line and on the Green Channel broadcast screen, CG footage of the 7000 Series Panorama Car and 1000 Series Panorama Super (both four-car trains) passing each other with the track scenery in the background is played, creating a production that is on par with, or even better than, that of a GI race. August 3, 2025 Start Time: 3:35 PM 3rd Race, Chukyo Racecourse, Day 4 7th Race Meitetsu Hai (L) 3-Year-Olds and Up, Open 1,800m (Dur) Weighted On the 3rd, the Meitetsu Hai (3-Year-Olds and Up, Open, 1800m Dirt) was held at Chukyo Racecourse. Ridden by jockey A. Badel, the ninth favorite, Mario Road (6-year-old colt, trained by Akio Adachi, Ritto), moved up from the middle of the pack and outran the front-runner in the straight, winning by a neck over the second favorite, Zettorian (5-year-old colt, trained by Naohiro Yoshida, Ritto). The winning time was 1 minute 52.1 seconds (good). Top favorite Shigeru Shogun (5-year-old colt, trained by Yuki Ohashi, Ritto) came in third, 1.5 lengths behind. The third favorite, Satono Phoenix (4-year-old colt, trained by Nishizono Masato, Ritto), finished in 5th place. The winning horse, Mario Road, is the son of Kitasan Black and Yamato Marion, whose sibling is Opera House. This was his first victory in an open race since the Suzuka Stakes in March 2011. The expected odds are as follows: Quarter 5-9 (60.4x) Exacta 5-9 (154.4x) Trifecta 3-5-9 (64.6x) Trifecta 5-9-3 (679.2x)