IRL:Daiwa Scarlet - Revision history

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	\|name_jp= ダイワスカーレット		\|name_jp= ダイワスカーレット
	\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet winning the 2007 Oka Sho		\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet after winning the 2007 Oka Sho
	\|name_ro= Daiwa Sukāretto		\|name_ro= Daiwa Sukāretto
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	==== Returning for Consecutive Victories ====		==== Returning for Consecutive Victories ====
	[[File:Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2007).jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Daiwa Scarlet winning the 2007 Queen Elizabeth II Cup]]		[[File:Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2007).jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Daiwa Scarlet after winning the 2007 Queen Elizabeth II Cup]]
	On August 10th, Daiwa Scarlet returned to Ritto stables, recovering mentally and physically with unprecedented composure and healing her basal body temperature. Matsuda planned Daiwa Scarlet's autumn rotation to include the Rose Stakes, Shuka Sho, and Queen Elizabeth II Cup, changing the track plan to medium races. On September 16th, she entered in the Rose Stakes (G2), a trial race for the Shuka Sho<ref>"Yushun" October 2007 issue, page 22</ref>, competing with Bella Rheia (2nd favorite). She got off to a good start, took the lead, and held on to it through the final corner. She sprinted in the straight and held on to the lead. Furthermore, she won by half a length over Bella Rheia, who had come from the inside. This was her second consecutive win in five months.<ref>"[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-142410.html 【ローズＳ】（阪神）〜良血ダイワスカーレットが人気に応える｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" [[Rose Stakes] (Hanshin) - Well-bred Daiwa Scarlet lives up to the popularity]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 September 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		On August 10th, Daiwa Scarlet returned to Ritto stables, recovering mentally and physically with unprecedented composure and healing her basal body temperature. Matsuda planned Daiwa Scarlet's autumn rotation to include the Rose Stakes, Shuka Sho, and Queen Elizabeth II Cup, changing the track plan to medium races. On September 16th, she entered in the Rose Stakes (G2), a trial race for the Shuka Sho<ref>"Yushun" October 2007 issue, page 22</ref>, competing with Bella Rheia (2nd favorite). She got off to a good start, took the lead, and held on to it through the final corner. She sprinted in the straight and held on to the lead. Furthermore, she won by half a length over Bella Rheia, who had come from the inside. This was her second consecutive win in five months.<ref>"[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-142410.html 【ローズＳ】（阪神）〜良血ダイワスカーレットが人気に応える｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" [[Rose Stakes] (Hanshin) - Well-bred Daiwa Scarlet lives up to the popularity]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 September 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	\|name_jp= ダイワスカーレット		\|name_jp= ダイワスカーレット
	\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet at the Oka Sho ~~(2007)~~		\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet winning the 2007 Oka Sho
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	==== Returning for Consecutive Victories ====		==== Returning for Consecutive Victories ====
	[[File:Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2007).jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Daiwa Scarlet at the Queen Elizabeth II Cup ~~(2007)~~]]		[[File:Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2007).jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Daiwa Scarlet winning the 2007 Queen Elizabeth II Cup]]
	On August 10th, Daiwa Scarlet returned to Ritto stables, recovering mentally and physically with unprecedented composure and healing her basal body temperature. Matsuda planned Daiwa Scarlet's autumn rotation to include the Rose Stakes, Shuka Sho, and Queen Elizabeth II Cup, changing the track plan to medium races. On September 16th, she entered in the Rose Stakes (G2), a trial race for the Shuka Sho<ref>"Yushun" October 2007 issue, page 22</ref>, competing with Bella Rheia (2nd favorite). She got off to a good start, took the lead, and held on to it through the final corner. She sprinted in the straight and held on to the lead. Furthermore, she won by half a length over Bella Rheia, who had come from the inside. This was her second consecutive win in five months.<ref>"[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-142410.html 【ローズＳ】（阪神）〜良血ダイワスカーレットが人気に応える｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" [[Rose Stakes] (Hanshin) - Well-bred Daiwa Scarlet lives up to the popularity]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 September 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		On August 10th, Daiwa Scarlet returned to Ritto stables, recovering mentally and physically with unprecedented composure and healing her basal body temperature. Matsuda planned Daiwa Scarlet's autumn rotation to include the Rose Stakes, Shuka Sho, and Queen Elizabeth II Cup, changing the track plan to medium races. On September 16th, she entered in the Rose Stakes (G2), a trial race for the Shuka Sho<ref>"Yushun" October 2007 issue, page 22</ref>, competing with Bella Rheia (2nd favorite). She got off to a good start, took the lead, and held on to it through the final corner. She sprinted in the straight and held on to the lead. Furthermore, she won by half a length over Bella Rheia, who had come from the inside. This was her second consecutive win in five months.<ref>"[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-142410.html 【ローズＳ】（阪神）〜良血ダイワスカーレットが人気に応える｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" [[Rose Stakes] (Hanshin) - Well-bred Daiwa Scarlet lives up to the popularity]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 September 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	'''Daiwa Scarlet''' is a retired Japanese ~~mare~~ racehorse that was active from 2006 to 2008 ~~within quinella~~. She was known as one of the "Big Three" of the 2007 Classic filly racers with [[IRL:Aston Machan\|Aston Machan]] and her rival [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]].		'''Daiwa Scarlet''' is a retired Japanese racehorse that was active from 2006 to 2008. She was known as one of the "Big Three" of the 2007 Classic filly racers with [[IRL:Aston Machan\|Aston Machan]] and her rival [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]].

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==

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	* Daiwa Scarlet's 12 races being all finished within the top 2 makes her the Japanese second best record in top 2 finishes, behind Shinzan who finished his career between 1963 and 1965 with 15 wins and 4 runner-up finishes.		* Daiwa Scarlet's 12 races being all finished within the top 2 makes her the Japanese second best record in top 2 finishes, behind Shinzan who finished his career between 1963 and 1965 with 15 wins and 4 runner-up finishes.
	** As Shinzan was a stallion, Daiwa Scarlet is therefore the Japanese best mare in top 2 finishes.		** As Shinzan was a stallion, Daiwa Scarlet is therefore the Japanese best mare in top 2 finishes.
	** This feat also mimics her grandsire Sunday Silence, who never finished a race below second place throughout his racing career.		** This feat also mimics her grandsire [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]], who never finished a race below second place throughout his racing career.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	** Although Daiwa Scarlet achieved victories by leading from the front style, the chances of being defeated were absent. Conversely, she was a "front-runner horse" in which has two contradictory elements—leading from the front and consistently being in the top 2 coexisted. Shimada described Daiwa Scarlet as "not ordinary" and stated "I feel considerable resistance to calling her as the 'front-runner horse'".<ref>"Yushun" (November 2015 issue), page 79</ref>		** Although Daiwa Scarlet achieved victories by leading from the front style, the chances of being defeated were absent. Conversely, she was a "front-runner horse" in which has two contradictory elements—leading from the front and consistently being in the top 2 coexisted. Shimada described Daiwa Scarlet as "not ordinary" and stated "I feel considerable resistance to calling her as the 'front-runner horse'".<ref>"Yushun" (November 2015 issue), page 79</ref>
	* Scarlet became the last winner of JRA Award for Best Horse by Home-bred Sire, because of preferential treatments for ''maru-chichi'' (マル父)<ref group="Note">Horses by Japanese-bred sire. Preferential treatments for ''maru-chichi'' (マル父) and foreign-bred restrictions in Japanese horseracing were for protecting Japanese horse productions from freeing of trade since 1971.</ref> were abolished for the rivalry with enough foreign-bred ones in 2008. Since its discontinuation, leading sires of Japan have been home-bred, starting with her father, Agnes Tachyon.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081210212226/http://www.jra.go.jp/news/200711/111901.html Regarding the 2008 horse racing schedule and increased prize money.]. Japan Racing Association (JRA) (in Japanese). 14 December 2007. Archived from [http://www.jra.go.jp/news/200711/111901.html the original] on 10 December 2008. Retrieved 2 February 2026.</ref>		* Scarlet became the last winner of JRA Award for Best Horse by Home-bred Sire, because of preferential treatments for ''maru-chichi'' (マル父)<ref group="Note">Horses by Japanese-bred sire. Preferential treatments for ''maru-chichi'' (マル父) and foreign-bred restrictions in Japanese horseracing were for protecting Japanese horse productions from freeing of trade since 1971.</ref> were abolished for the rivalry with enough foreign-bred ones in 2008. Since its discontinuation, leading sires of Japan have been home-bred, starting with her father, Agnes Tachyon.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20081210212226/http://www.jra.go.jp/news/200711/111901.html Regarding the 2008 horse racing schedule and increased prize money.]. Japan Racing Association (JRA) (in Japanese). 14 December 2007. Archived from [http://www.jra.go.jp/news/200711/111901.html the original] on 10 December 2008. Retrieved 2 February 2026.</ref>
	* In their five rivalry races, Daiwa Scarlet held a 3-2 advantage over Vodka. The epic race for both mares was in the 2008 ~~Autumn~~ Tenno Sho.<ref>[https://tospo-keiba.jp/reporter-column/4410 【競馬秘宝館】天皇賞・秋　名勝負ベスト３　今も語り継がれる「２センチ差」(Tenno Sho (Autumn) - Top 3 Memorable Races: The "Two-Centimeter Difference" that is still talked about today)] tospo-keiba.jp (in Japanese). 31 October 2021. Tokyo Sports Horse Racing (Tospo Keiba). Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		* In their five rivalry races, Daiwa Scarlet held a 3-2 advantage over Vodka. The epic race for both mares was in the 2008 Tenno Sho (Autumn).<ref>[https://tospo-keiba.jp/reporter-column/4410 【競馬秘宝館】天皇賞・秋　名勝負ベスト３　今も語り継がれる「２センチ差」(Tenno Sho (Autumn) - Top 3 Memorable Races: The "Two-Centimeter Difference" that is still talked about today)] tospo-keiba.jp (in Japanese). 31 October 2021. Tokyo Sports Horse Racing (Tospo Keiba). Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>
	* Thanks to her well-balanced body and graceful appearance that is ideal as a racehorse, Scarlet is also one of the horses that are never left out when choosing the most beautiful mares among all racehorses. Her rival, Vodka, was even more contrasted with her strong, muscular body that could be mistaken for a stallion.		* Thanks to her well-balanced body and graceful appearance that is ideal as a racehorse, Scarlet is also one of the horses that are never left out when choosing the most beautiful mares among all racehorses. Her rival, Vodka, was even more contrasted with her strong, muscular body that could be mistaken for a stallion.
	* The 2008 Arima Kinen as Daiwa Scarlet's final race with a victory is shared with other racehorses such as [[IRL:Oguri Cap\|Oguri Cap]] in 1990, [[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] in 1993, [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] in 2003, and later in a same way as [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]] in 2013, [[IRL:Gentildonna\|Gentildonna]] in 2014 and [[IRL:Kitasan Black\|Kitasan Black]] in 2017.		* The 2008 Arima Kinen as Daiwa Scarlet's final race with a victory is shared with other racehorses such as [[IRL:Oguri Cap\|Oguri Cap]] in 1990, [[IRL:Tokai Teio\|Tokai Teio]] in 1993, [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] in 2003, and later in a same way as [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]] in 2013, [[IRL:Gentildonna\|Gentildonna]] in 2014 and [[IRL:Kitasan Black\|Kitasan Black]] in 2017.
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	* Daiwa Scarlet's 12 races being all finished within the top 2 makes her the Japanese second best record in top 2 finishes, behind Shinzan who finished his career between 1963 and 1965 with 15 wins and 4 runner-up finishes.		* Daiwa Scarlet's 12 races being all finished within the top 2 makes her the Japanese second best record in top 2 finishes, behind Shinzan who finished his career between 1963 and 1965 with 15 wins and 4 runner-up finishes.
	** As Shinzan was a stallion, Daiwa Scarlet is therefore the Japanese best mare in top 2 finishes.		** As Shinzan was a stallion, Daiwa Scarlet is therefore the Japanese best mare in top 2 finishes.
			** This feat also mimics her grandsire Sunday Silence, who never finished a race below second place throughout his racing career.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	The foal name "Scarlet" came from the Persian word ''saqalāt'', meaning a bright red color, becoming ''scarlata'' in Latin, later ''escarlet'' in Anglo-French, and finally from the Middle English word ''scarlat''.<ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/scarlet Merriam-Webster Dictionary: "Scarlet"] Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> When she was registered with the JRA, it was explained that the name was based on [[wikipedia:Scarlett O'Hara\|Scarlett O'Hara]], the protagonist of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel ''[[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (novel)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' and the [[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|1939 namesake film]], where she is portrayed by Vivien Leigh.<ref>[https://jra.jp/JRADB/accessU.html?CNAME=pw01dud002004103198/3E Profile]. JRA (in Japanese). Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Her grandam, Scarlet Ink, became recognized as a famous mare, and it became known that her daughters were spreading her female lineage from her dam, Scarlet Bouquet.<ref>"Yushun" (November 2015 issue), pages 86-87.</ref><ref>"Yushun" (June 2007 issue), pages 51-53.</ref> Thus, this bloodline, sharing the name "Scarlet" from its origin in Scarlet Ink, came to be known as the "Scarlet Family".<ref name="Daiwa Scarlet's Family Background">"Yushun" March 2008 issue, pages 70-75.</ref>		The foal name "Scarlet" came from the Persian word ''saqalāt'', meaning a bright red color, becoming ''scarlata'' in Latin, later ''escarlet'' in Anglo-French, and finally from the Middle English word ''scarlat''.<ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/scarlet Merriam-Webster Dictionary: "Scarlet"] Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> When she was registered with the JRA, it was explained that the name was based on [[wikipedia:Scarlett O'Hara\|Scarlett O'Hara]], the protagonist of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel ''[[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (novel)\|Gone with the Wind]]'' and the [[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)\|1939 namesake film]], where she is portrayed by Vivien Leigh.<ref>[https://jra.jp/JRADB/accessU.html?CNAME=pw01dud002004103198/3E Profile]. JRA (in Japanese). Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Her grandam, Scarlet Ink, became recognized as a famous mare, and it became known that her daughters were spreading her female lineage from her dam, Scarlet Bouquet.<ref>"Yushun" (November 2015 issue), pages 86-87.</ref><ref>"Yushun" (June 2007 issue), pages 51-53.</ref> Thus, this bloodline, sharing the name "Scarlet" from its origin in Scarlet Ink, came to be known as the "Scarlet Family".<ref name="Daiwa Scarlet's Family Background">"Yushun" March 2008 issue, pages 70-75.</ref>

	== ~~Appearence~~ ==		== Appearance ==
	Daiwa Scarlet is a chestnut coat with a white blaze facial marking, stocking on her hind legs and a reddish-to-brown mane and tail. In her races, she was decorating with two blue stripes on her stocking legs. From the 2007 Rose Stakes and after, she was also wearing a blue racehorse hood.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2004103198/ Daiwa Scarlet profile] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 3 January 2026</ref>		Daiwa Scarlet is a chestnut coat with a white blaze facial marking, stocking on her hind legs and a reddish-to-brown mane and tail. In her races, she was decorating with two blue stripes on her stocking legs. From the 2007 Rose Stakes and after, she was also wearing a blue racehorse hood.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2004103198/ Daiwa Scarlet profile] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 3 January 2026</ref>

	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Daiwa Scarlet's dam, Scarlet Bouquet was a racehorse from the early-1990s who won four G3 races in 21 starts, and daughter of [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]], a Canadian racehorse. After her racing ~~carrer~~, Bouquet became a broodmare with [[IRL:Tony Bin\|Tony Bin]] by her first two foals, and later with [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]], who was the stallion leader for a long time, producing five foals until his death in 2002; their last foal was her eighth called Rhett Butler.<ref name="Scarlet Bouquet's Breeding Career">[https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000213918/broodmare/info/ "Scarlet Bouquet: Broodmare Info"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> Bouquet's fifth foal and winner of the 2000 Niigata Three-Year-Old Stakes (G3), Daiwa Rouge, was the Keizo Oshiro's property which began the use of the crown name as "Daiwa" with her seventh foal, Daiwa Major who was the champion of four G1 races in the mid-2000s, including the 2004 Satsuki Sho and the 2006 Autumn Tenno Sho.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140706113328/http://www.plus-blog.sportsnavi.com/saikyokeiba/article/719 The Strongest History: Daiwa Scarlet - Episode 2: Great Expectations]. 競馬最強の法則WEB (in Japanese). Archived from [http://www.plus-blog.sportsnavi.com/saikyokeiba/article/719 the original] on 6 July 2014. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> Afterwards, Bouquet bred with [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] as her sixth foal in 1999 named Sophie's Rose, and [[IRL:Special Week\|Special Week]] as her ninth foal Cascade Bouquet in 2003.<ref name="Scarlet Bouquet's Breeding Career">[https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000213918/broodmare/info/ "Scarlet Bouquet: Broodmare Info"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref>		Daiwa Scarlet's dam, Scarlet Bouquet was a racehorse from the early-1990s who won four G3 races in 21 starts, and daughter of [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]], a Canadian racehorse. After her racing career, Bouquet became a broodmare with [[IRL:Tony Bin\|Tony Bin]] by her first two foals, and later with [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]], who was the stallion leader for a long time, producing five foals until his death in 2002; their last foal was her eighth called Rhett Butler.<ref name="Scarlet Bouquet's Breeding Career">[https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000213918/broodmare/info/ "Scarlet Bouquet: Broodmare Info"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> Bouquet's fifth foal and winner of the 2000 Niigata Three-Year-Old Stakes (G3), Daiwa Rouge, was the Keizo Oshiro's property which began the use of the crown name as "Daiwa" with her seventh foal, Daiwa Major who was the champion of four G1 races in the mid-2000s, including the 2004 Satsuki Sho and the 2006 Autumn Tenno Sho.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140706113328/http://www.plus-blog.sportsnavi.com/saikyokeiba/article/719 The Strongest History: Daiwa Scarlet - Episode 2: Great Expectations]. 競馬最強の法則WEB (in Japanese). Archived from [http://www.plus-blog.sportsnavi.com/saikyokeiba/article/719 the original] on 6 July 2014. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref> Afterwards, Bouquet bred with [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] as her sixth foal in 1999 named Sophie's Rose, and [[IRL:Special Week\|Special Week]] as her ninth foal Cascade Bouquet in 2003.<ref name="Scarlet Bouquet's Breeding Career">[https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000213918/broodmare/info/ "Scarlet Bouquet: Broodmare Info"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 28 January 2026.</ref>

	Meanwhile, Scarlet's sire was [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]], who ran undefeated in his racing career from 2000 until retirement from his flexor tendonitis in 2001, recognized as the winner of the 2001 Satsuki Sho. Later, he became the successor of Sunday Silence as broodmare sire, crossing with Scarlet Bouquet and producing their only foal as Bouquet's tenth, Daiwa Scarlet on May 13th, 2004 as a chestnut filly from Shadai Farm in the town of Chitose, Hokkaido.<ref>[https://www.jbis.jp/horse/0000798369/pedigree/ "Five-generation Pedigree Table"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		Meanwhile, Scarlet's sire was [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]], who ran undefeated in his racing career from 2000 until retirement from his flexor tendonitis in 2001, recognized as the winner of the 2001 Satsuki Sho. Later, he became the successor of Sunday Silence as broodmare sire, crossing with Scarlet Bouquet and producing their only foal as Bouquet's tenth, Daiwa Scarlet on May 13th, 2004 as a chestnut filly from Shadai Farm in the town of Chitose, Hokkaido.<ref>[https://www.jbis.jp/horse/0000798369/pedigree/ "Five-generation Pedigree Table"]. JBIS. www.jbis.jp. Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	=== Retirement (2009) ===		=== Retirement (2009) ===
	At the age of five, Daiwa Scarlet set her sights on the Dubai World Cup once again. She was scheduled to compete in the February Stakes again, using the event as a stepping stone. Sadly, after a workout one week prior, she developed a fever in her left front leg that would not subside, and she was again forced to withdraw from the February Stakes. The next day, it was discovered that Scarlet had superficial flexor tendonitis, and she was forced to abandon her Dubai trip. On February 18, Daiwa Scarlet was utterly retired with a career record of 8 wins and 4 runner-ups in 12 races.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-163331.html "ダイワスカーレット、引退が決定｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" Daiwa Scarlet announces retirement]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 February 2009. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Moreover, she achieved a “lifetime double” record, finishing in the top two (or better) since her debut in 2006. Immediately after the 53rd Arima Kinen, Matsuda stated his ambition for 2009, and he wished Daiwa Scarlet to race internationally, such as in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States, including Japan, her home country. Due to Scarlet's health concerns, Matsuda left her as the number one of her last race and the 2007 Classic Double Tiara Champion.<ref>"Yushun" February 2009 issue, page 31</ref><ref>"Yushun" March 2009 issue, page 52</ref>		At the age of five, Daiwa Scarlet set her sights on the Dubai World Cup once again. She was scheduled to compete in the February Stakes again, using the event as a stepping stone. Sadly, after a workout one week prior, she developed a fever in her left front leg that would not subside, and she was again forced to withdraw from the February Stakes. The next day, it was discovered that Scarlet had superficial flexor tendonitis, and she was forced to abandon her Dubai trip. On February 18, Daiwa Scarlet was utterly retired with a career record of 8 wins and 4 runner-ups in 12 races.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-163331.html "ダイワスカーレット、引退が決定｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" Daiwa Scarlet announces retirement]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 February 2009. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Moreover, she achieved a “lifetime double” record, finishing in the top two (or better) since her debut in 2006. Immediately after the 53rd Arima Kinen, Matsuda stated his ambition for 2009, and he wished Daiwa Scarlet to race internationally, such as in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States, including Japan, her home country. Due to Scarlet's health concerns, her trainer Matsuda and her owners Keizo Oshiro and Teruya Yoshida, left her as the number one of her last race and the 2007 Classic Double Tiara Champion.<ref>"Yushun" February 2009 issue, page 31</ref><ref>"Yushun" March 2009 issue, page 52</ref>

	==Breeding career==		==Breeding career==