IRL:Biwa Hayahide - Revision history

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	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
	* ~~Japanese Champion~~ 3-Year-Old Colt(1993)		* JRA Award for Best 3-Year-Old Colt (1993)
	* Japanese Horse of the Year (1993)		* Japanese Horse of the Year (1993)
	* ~~Japanese Champion 4-Year-Old Colt~~ (1994)		* JRA Award for Best Older Male Horse (1994)

	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==

Manikin at 11:38, 30 May 2026

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	** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.		** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.
	** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a minor hind-leg fracture, intestinal issues prior to the ~~Kyōto Daishōten~~ and tendonitis prior to the Tenno Sho (Autumn), which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last. Since he was no longer at his peak racing form, and adding the fact that after the race his tendonitis arose again, he was subsequently retired.		** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho (Spring), again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a minor hind-leg fracture, intestinal issues prior to the Kyoto Daishoten and tendonitis prior to the Tenno Sho (Autumn), which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last. Since he was no longer at his peak racing form, and adding the fact that after the race his tendonitis arose again, he was subsequently retired.
	*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion, as well as many horses horses who were injured during the race.		*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion, as well as many horses horses who were injured during the race.
	** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.

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	** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.		** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.
	** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a ~~hip~~ fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last. Since he was no longer at his peak racing form, and adding the fact that after the race his tendonitis arose again, he was subsequently retired.		** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a minor hind-leg fracture, intestinal issues prior to the Kyōto Daishōten and tendonitis prior to the Tenno Sho (Autumn), which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last. Since he was no longer at his peak racing form, and adding the fact that after the race his tendonitis arose again, he was subsequently retired.
	*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion, as well as many horses horses who were injured during the race.		*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion, as well as many horses horses who were injured during the race.
	** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.

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	** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.		** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.
	** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last~~, then retired since~~ he was no longer at his peak racing form.		** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last. Since he was no longer at his peak racing form, and adding the fact that after the race his tendonitis arose again, he was subsequently retired.
	*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion, as well as many horses horses who were injured during the race.
	** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	** [[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second after his loss to [[IRL:Mejiro McQueen\|Mejiro McQueen]] at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to [[IRL:Mejiro Palmer\|Mejiro Palmer]] as he placed 11th, his worst result ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that turned out to be his last race, as during training for his sixth year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		** [[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second after his loss to [[IRL:Mejiro McQueen\|Mejiro McQueen]] at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to [[IRL:Mejiro Palmer\|Mejiro Palmer]] as he placed 11th, his worst result ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that turned out to be his last race, as during training for his sixth year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win a race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they defeated him, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:		* A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win a race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they defeated him, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:
	**L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		** L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	**Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ~~would~~ ever ~~place~~ after his debut.		** Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he ever placed after his debut.
	**[[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage ~~shorty~~ before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho, he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.		** [[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shortly before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho (Spring), he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.
	***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		*** That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.
	**[[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The ~~Second~~ of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, ~~would~~ never ~~get~~ another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto ~~Shinbun~~ Hai, which ~~would end~~ up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		** [[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, never got another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shimbun Hai, which ended up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	**[[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second after his loss to [[IRL:Mejiro McQueen\|Mejiro McQueen]] at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to [[IRL:Mejiro Palmer\|Mejiro Palmer]] as he placed 11th, his worst result ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that ~~would turn~~ out to be his last race, as during training for his sixth year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		** [[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second after his loss to [[IRL:Mejiro McQueen\|Mejiro McQueen]] at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to [[IRL:Mejiro Palmer\|Mejiro Palmer]] as he placed 11th, his worst result ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that turned out to be his last race, as during training for his sixth year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.
	**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendonitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide ~~would~~ also ~~spell~~ the end of his success for the rest of his career, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.		** Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendonitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide also spelled the end of his success for the rest of his career, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.
	***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and finished last, as well as lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe ~~Shinbun~~ Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.		*** Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and finished last, as well as lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shimbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.

	== References ==		== References ==

DragonOfAtlantis at 21:50, 30 March 2026

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win ~~the~~ race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they ~~beat~~ him ~~in ever again~~, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:		*A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win a race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they defeated him, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:
	**L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		**L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	**Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he would ever place after his debut~~, because every race afterward his win, he never won or even placed again~~.		**Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he would ever place after his debut.
	**Narita Taishin (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won a G1 ~~again~~, placing 3rd in the Derby, ~~but developed~~ a pulmonary hemorrhage shorty before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho, he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and ~~tendinitis~~, which forced him off the track for 13 months, ~~where~~ he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.		**[[IRL:Narita Taishin\|Narita Taishin]] (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won another G1, placing 3rd in the Derby, before developing a pulmonary hemorrhage shorty before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho, he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendonitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, after which he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.
	***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for [[IRL:Rice Shower\|Rice Shower]], so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.
	**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and ~~also~~ like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win ~~again~~. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory~~, as he never won another race again~~. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with ~~tendinitis~~, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		**[[IRL:Winning Ticket\|Winning Ticket]] (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory. After the 1994 Tenno Sho (Autumn), he was diagnosed with tendonitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second ~~fracture came from~~ after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result ~~in a race~~ ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his ~~six~~ year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		**[[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second after his loss to [[IRL:Mejiro McQueen\|Mejiro McQueen]] at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to [[IRL:Mejiro Palmer\|Mejiro Palmer]] as he placed 11th, his worst result ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his sixth year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.
	**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting ~~tendinitis~~ during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell ~~out~~ the end of his success for the rest of his career ~~as he never won another race again~~, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.		**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendonitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell the end of his success for the rest of his career, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.
	***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and ~~got~~ last, ~~and~~ lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.		***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and finished last, as well as lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.

	== References ==		== References ==

QneThe: /* Trivia */ you can't gain fractures

2026-03-30T21:27:49Z

Trivia: you can't gain fractures

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	***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.
	**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He ~~gained~~ a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He had a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.
	**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.		**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.
	***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.		***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.

Manikin at 17:52, 30 March 2026

2026-03-30T17:52:08Z

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	***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.
	**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 ~~Spring~~ Tenno Sho where he placed 5th, and ~~gained a third fracture~~ from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. ~~Also, in~~ his first Arima Kinen, he he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 Tenno Sho (Spring) where he placed 5th and from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. He gained a third fracture after his first Arima Kinen, where he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.
	**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.		**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.
	***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.		***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.

Kalgriphy: /* Trivia */ correction

2026-03-30T17:08:45Z

Trivia: correction

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	***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.		***That Takarazuka Kinen is also the tragic final race for Rice Shower, so not only was it the death of a G1 champion but also the degradation of another champion.
	**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.		**Winning Ticket (Japanese Derby Winner) - The Second of BNW to get a G1 win, and also like Narita Taishin, would never get another G1 win again. After the Derby, he won the G2 Kyoto Shinbun Hai, which would end up as his final victory, as he never won another race again. After the 1994 Tenno Sho Autumn, he was diagnosed with tendinitis, same as Biwa Hayahide, and retired soon after.
	**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from his ~~training for~~ the 1992 ~~Takarazuka Kinen~~ and gained a third fracture from his first Arima Kinen, ~~where~~ he suffered a terrible defeat as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.		**Tokai Teio (Arima Kinen Winner) - Had a miracle win against Biwa Hayahide in the 1993 Arima Kinen. Prior to this, Tokai Teio had already fractured his leg three times, the first being after his win at the 1991 Japanese Derby, the second fracture came from after his loss to Mejiro McQueen at the 1992 Spring Tenno Sho where he placed 5th, and gained a third fracture from his training for the 1993 Takarazuka Kinen. Also, in his first Arima Kinen, he he suffered a terrible defeat to Mejiro Palmer as he placed 11th, his worst result in a race ever. After he miraculously won against Biwa Hayahide, that would turn out to be his last race, as during training for his six year of racing, he suffered his fourth and final fracture, and was forced to retire.
	**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.		**Nehai Caesar (Tenno Sho Autumn Winner) - While the reason Biwa Hayahide lost was due to him getting tendinitis during the race, Nehai Caesar's victory over Biwa Hayahide would also spell out the end of his success for the rest of his career as he never won another race again, being unable to even place in G2 races and only managing to place 3rd in the G3 Keihan Hai, his final race.
	***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.		***Even before the Tenno Sho, Nehai Caesar suffered an atrial fibrillation during the Kikuka Sho at the second corner and got last, and lost to Biwa Hayahide even earlier at the Kobe Shinbun Hai, meaning that beating Biwa Hayahide, even when injured, was too much for him.

Manikin at 23:07, 14 March 2026

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win the race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they beat him in ever again, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:		*A common instance that happened throughout Biwa Hayahide's racing career is that every single horse that managed to win the race he was part of never won another race equal to or greater in grade than where they beat him in ever again, either due to illness, injury or just a drop in performance. This may be due to the fact that Biwa Hayahide was such a powerful horse, his opponents needed to push themselves harder to the point of overexertion. The horses were:
	**L-Way Win (Asahi Hai ~~Futurity~~ Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.		**L-Way Win (Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes Winner) - Won the race when he and Biwa Hayahide were two-year olds, however after the race, he suffered a fracture and did not race until the Topaz Stakes nearly a year later. While he did win the G2 Copa Republica Argentina, he never won or placed well in a G1 again.
	**Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he would ever place after his debut, because every race afterward his win, he never won or even placed again.		**Meiner Remark (Kyodo News Hai Winner) - Handed Biwa Hayahide his second loss, but this was Meiner Remark's only graded stakes win, and the only time he would ever place after his debut, because every race afterward his win, he never won or even placed again.
	**Narita Taishin (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won a G1 again, placing 3rd in the Derby, but developed a pulmonary hemorrhage shorty before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho, he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendinitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, where he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.		**Narita Taishin (Satsuki Sho Winner) - The first of BNW to get a G1 win, but also frequently afflicted by illness and injuries. After the race, Narita Taishin never won a G1 again, placing 3rd in the Derby, but developed a pulmonary hemorrhage shorty before the Kikuka Sho, resulting in him placing 17th (second to last), nearly 10 seconds behind Biwa Hayahide. While he did win the G2 Meguro Kinen, he placed 2nd in the Tenno Sho, again losing to Biwa Hayahide. After the Tenno Sho, he suffered a hip fracture, intestinal issues and tendinitis, which forced him off the track for 13 months, where he raced his final race, the 1995 Takarazuka Kinen, where he placed 16th, which was second to last, then retired since he was no longer at his peak racing form.