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	\|irl_name= Daiwa Scarlet		\| irl_name = Daiwa Scarlet
	\|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 after winning the 2007 Oka Sho		\| caption = Daiwa Scarlet after winning the 2007 Oka Sho
	\|name_ro= Daiwa Sukāretto		\| name_ro = Daiwa Sukāretto
	\|dob=2004-05-13		\| dob = 2004-05-13
	\|sire= [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]]		\| sire = [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]]
	\|dam= Scarlet Bouquet		\| dam = Scarlet Bouquet
	\|sex= Mare		\| damsire = [[IRL: Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]]
	\|color= Chestnut		\| sex = Mare
	\|owner= Keizo Oshiro		\| color = Chestnut
	\|trainer= Kunhide Matsuda		\| owner = Keizo Oshiro
	\|record= 12: 8-4-0		\| trainer = Kunhide Matsuda
	\|earnings= 786,685,000 JPY		\| record = 12: 8-4-0
	\|image_main= Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Oka Sho 2007).jpg		\| earnings = 786,685,000 JPY
	\|image_silk= Daiwasilks.png		\| image_main = Daiwa Scarlet IRL (Oka Sho 2007).jpg
	\|races=Oka Sho (2007)<br>Rose Stakes (2007)<br>Shuka Sho (2007)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (2007)<br>Sankei Osaka Hai (2008)<br>Arima Kinen (2008)		\| image_silk = Daiwasilks.png
	\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races = Oka Sho (2007)<br>Rose Stakes (2007)<br>Shuka Sho (2007)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (2007)<br>Sankei Osaka Hai (2008)<br>Arima Kinen (2008)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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Racing career

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	Daiwa Scarlet continued to perform as expected even after being transferred to training for a race, and outperformed her successful siblings Rouge and Major, leading to expectations from her parents' inspiration. According to Kouhei Muramoto, Scarlet inherited her masterpiece from her mother, and if she is safely sent to the racecourse, she will surely achieve great things in horse racing.<ref name="Daiwa Scarlet's Family Background">"Yushun" March 2008 issue, pages 70-75.</ref> She was trained by Kunahide Matsuda at Ritto Training Center in Shiga Prefecture.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20210731083731/https://enjoy.jbis.or.jp/column/ariyoshi/2009/000064.html "第12回ダイワスカーレットの未来｜2009年｜第5コーナー～競馬余話～｜JBISコラム｜お楽しみ｜JBISサーチ（JBIS-Search）" (No. 12 The Future of Daiwa Scarlet)]. JBISサーチ（JBIS-Search）：国内最大級の競馬情報データベース (in Japanese). Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. 14 September 2022. Archived from the [https://enjoy.jbis.or.jp/column/ariyoshi/2009/000064.html original] on 31 July 2021. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> At two years old, she entered the stables at Hakodate Racecourse on August 11, 2006, and she was then transferred to Ritto on September 1st. Scarlet had a cautious, relentless and demanding personality that gates were a particular issue. Matsuda therefore spent six times from the usual training with her through the gates.<ref>[https://uma-jin.net/sp/column/columnDetail.do?charaId=52&pcId=100086 "松田国英／ダイワスカーレット「極限の果てに" (Kunihide Matsuda and Daiwa Scarlet: At the Edge of the Extreme)] uma-jin.net (in Japanese). Retrieved 31 December 2025</ref><ref group="Note">Matsuda believed that Sunday Silence had a mental problems described as a "carnivore", which is based on his emotion run. However, Matsuda thought that the next generation would improve the weakness. Similar happened to Agnes Tachyon, who had inherited this mental weakness at the starting gate. Matsuda carefully trained his offspring, known for their speed and "running ability," and Tachyon's daughter and Major's half-sister Daiwa Scarlet felt nervous. This was a decision Matsuda made after obtaining approval from the owner, Oshiro.</ref><ref group="Note">To get around from Scarlet's unusual sensitive to her surroundings especially what was behind her, she underwent gate training with a "flapping cloth" similar to a sumo wrestler's mawashi attached to her hindquarters, gradually getting her used to things touching her without becoming startled. It took two months to be prepared for her debut.</ref>		Daiwa Scarlet continued to perform as expected even after being transferred to training for a race, and outperformed her successful siblings Rouge and Major, leading to expectations from her parents' inspiration. According to Kouhei Muramoto, Scarlet inherited her masterpiece from her mother, and if she is safely sent to the racecourse, she will surely achieve great things in horse racing.<ref name="Daiwa Scarlet's Family Background">"Yushun" March 2008 issue, pages 70-75.</ref> She was trained by Kunahide Matsuda at Ritto Training Center in Shiga Prefecture.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20210731083731/https://enjoy.jbis.or.jp/column/ariyoshi/2009/000064.html "第12回ダイワスカーレットの未来｜2009年｜第5コーナー～競馬余話～｜JBISコラム｜お楽しみ｜JBISサーチ（JBIS-Search）" (No. 12 The Future of Daiwa Scarlet)]. JBISサーチ（JBIS-Search）：国内最大級の競馬情報データベース (in Japanese). Japan Bloodhorse Breeders' Association. 14 September 2022. Archived from the [https://enjoy.jbis.or.jp/column/ariyoshi/2009/000064.html original] on 31 July 2021. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> At two years old, she entered the stables at Hakodate Racecourse on August 11, 2006, and she was then transferred to Ritto on September 1st. Scarlet had a cautious, relentless and demanding personality that gates were a particular issue. Matsuda therefore spent six times from the usual training with her through the gates.<ref>[https://uma-jin.net/sp/column/columnDetail.do?charaId=52&pcId=100086 "松田国英／ダイワスカーレット「極限の果てに" (Kunihide Matsuda and Daiwa Scarlet: At the Edge of the Extreme)] uma-jin.net (in Japanese). Retrieved 31 December 2025</ref><ref group="Note">Matsuda believed that Sunday Silence had a mental problems described as a "carnivore", which is based on his emotion run. However, Matsuda thought that the next generation would improve the weakness. Similar happened to Agnes Tachyon, who had inherited this mental weakness at the starting gate. Matsuda carefully trained his offspring, known for their speed and "running ability," and Tachyon's daughter and Major's half-sister Daiwa Scarlet felt nervous. This was a decision Matsuda made after obtaining approval from the owner, Oshiro.</ref><ref group="Note">To get around from Scarlet's unusual sensitive to her surroundings especially what was behind her, she underwent gate training with a "flapping cloth" similar to a sumo wrestler's mawashi attached to her hindquarters, gradually getting her used to things touching her without becoming startled. It took two months to be prepared for her debut.</ref>

	=== Debut: Two-~~Year Old~~ Season (2006) ===		=== Debut: Two-year-old Season (2006) ===
	Daiwa Scarlet debuted on November 19th, 2006 at the medium turf racetrack of 2,000 meters in Kyoto Racecourse. Heretofore, Yutaka Take and Katsumi Ando were both riding her in training, and she was scheduled to debut alongside Yutaka Take. However, due to a conflict with an appointment with Win Spencer, a horse from the stable of Yasuo Ikee, who was also competing in the same race, Take chose to ride that horse instead, and Ando would become the only jockey who rode Daiwa Scarlet in all of her races.<ref>[https://www.keibalab.jp/column/specialtalk/vol_16_2/ "アンカツだけが知る名馬たちの素顔" (The true faces of famous horses that only Ankatsu knows)]. www.keibalab.jp (in Japanese). Do innovation Co.,Ltd. 17 February 2013. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Two weeks before her debut, Ando commented, "I sensed her great potential at the time... but... she was a little too forward-looking... I could tell right away from the moment I rode her that she has top-class ability and speed, but her high level of excitement was a bit concerning". Given Daiwa Scarlet's speed and forward-thinking nature. Scarlet became the favorite of the race, beating out Win Spencer, who was the second favorite. From the start, she ran well in second place, took the lead from the third corner, broke away in the final corner, and finished first.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-138585.html "【新馬戦】（京都５Ｒ）〜ダイワメジャーの半妹ダイワスカーレットが快勝！｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Daiwa Major's Half-sister, Daiwa Scarlet wins impressively!)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 19 November 2006. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> After her debut race, Kunahide Matsuda thought Daiwa Scarlet could be best suited to short distances, but due to her first victory, he decided to train her in medium and mile tracks to demonstrate her potential.<ref group="Note">Teruya Yoshida, owner of the Shadai Farm stated that mile and medium are the best tracks for Daiwa Scarlet, which transcends the distinction between mare and stallion horses, despite the fact that tracks longer than 2700m are less suitable for her".</ref> Later, her older brother, Daiwa Major, won the main race, the Mile Championship. As two siblings won on the same day, Daiwa Scarlet's victory was celebrated even more than a typical maiden race.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/race/200608060605/ 3-year-old Debut Race]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025</ref>		Daiwa Scarlet debuted on November 19th, 2006 at the medium turf racetrack of 2,000 meters in Kyoto Racecourse. Heretofore, Yutaka Take and Katsumi Ando were both riding her in training, and she was scheduled to debut alongside Yutaka Take. However, due to a conflict with an appointment with Win Spencer, a horse from the stable of Yasuo Ikee, who was also competing in the same race, Take chose to ride that horse instead, and Ando would become the only jockey who rode Daiwa Scarlet in all of her races.<ref>[https://www.keibalab.jp/column/specialtalk/vol_16_2/ "アンカツだけが知る名馬たちの素顔" (The true faces of famous horses that only Ankatsu knows)]. www.keibalab.jp (in Japanese). Do innovation Co.,Ltd. 17 February 2013. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Two weeks before her debut, Ando commented, "I sensed her great potential at the time... but... she was a little too forward-looking... I could tell right away from the moment I rode her that she has top-class ability and speed, but her high level of excitement was a bit concerning". Given Daiwa Scarlet's speed and forward-thinking nature. Scarlet became the favorite of the race, beating out Win Spencer, who was the second favorite. From the start, she ran well in second place, took the lead from the third corner, broke away in the final corner, and finished first.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-138585.html "【新馬戦】（京都５Ｒ）〜ダイワメジャーの半妹ダイワスカーレットが快勝！｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Daiwa Major's Half-sister, Daiwa Scarlet wins impressively!)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 19 November 2006. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> After her debut race, Kunahide Matsuda thought Daiwa Scarlet could be best suited to short distances, but due to her first victory, he decided to train her in medium and mile tracks to demonstrate her potential.<ref group="Note">Teruya Yoshida, owner of the Shadai Farm stated that mile and medium are the best tracks for Daiwa Scarlet, which transcends the distinction between mare and stallion horses, despite the fact that tracks longer than 2700m are less suitable for her".</ref> Later, her older brother, Daiwa Major, won the main race, the Mile Championship. As two siblings won on the same day, Daiwa Scarlet's victory was celebrated even more than a typical maiden race.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/race/200608060605/ 3-year-old Debut Race]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025</ref>

	Scarlet participated in the Chukyo Nisai Stakes (Open) on December 16th for her second race. It was between Biwa Heidi and Admire Aura, a son of Agnes Tachyon and trained by Hirosuke Matsuda. She was the favorite once again, while Admire Aura was the second favorite. Scarlet chased second place from the start and was chased down in the straight before breaking away. Admire Aura closed in on Daiwa Scarlet from third and fourth place, but Scarlet finished first, gaining her second consecutive victory.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-139062.html "【中京２歳Ｓ】（中京）〜ダイワスカーレット連勝で制す｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Chukyo 2-Year-Old Stakes - Daiwa Scarlet wins with consecutive victories)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 December 2006. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		Scarlet participated in the Chukyo Nisai Stakes (Open) on December 16th for her second race. It was between Biwa Heidi and Admire Aura, a son of Agnes Tachyon and trained by Hirosuke Matsuda. She was the favorite once again, while Admire Aura was the second favorite. Scarlet chased second place from the start and was chased down in the straight before breaking away. Admire Aura closed in on Daiwa Scarlet from third and fourth place, but Scarlet finished first, gaining her second consecutive victory.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-139062.html "【中京２歳Ｓ】（中京）〜ダイワスカーレット連勝で制す｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Chukyo 2-Year-Old Stakes - Daiwa Scarlet wins with consecutive victories)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 16 December 2006. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

	===Three-~~Year Old~~ Season (2007)===		===Three-year-old Season (2007)===
	==== Second Place is Not Enough ====		==== Second Place is Not Enough ====
	On January 8th of the classic year, Daiwa Scarlet began her race in the Shinzan Kinen (G3). She confronted nine colts, including Laurel Guerrero and Admire Aura, and despite being the only mare horse, she was the favorite of the race. She ran in third place from the start and attempted to break away in the straight, but Admire Aura came close on the outside. Scarlet resisted but was overtaken and finished second, a length and a half behind. This was her first defeat, and Admire Aura got his revenge. Matsuda commented that he was careless and miscalculated and wanted to race from behind. For future races, the team was measuring the power of Daiwa Scarlet's finishing kick, but it seemed her acceleration did not feel like that in an instant. Despite Scarlet being a good-natured horse, she wasn't closing up by not building up enough momentum.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-139334.html "【シンザン記念】（京都）〜良血馬アドマイヤオーラがデビュー３戦目で重賞制覇！｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Shinzan Memorial in Kyoto - Well-bred horse Admire Aura wins a major race in his third race since his debut!)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 8 January 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		On January 8th of the classic year, Daiwa Scarlet began her race in the Shinzan Kinen (G3). She confronted nine colts, including Laurel Guerrero and Admire Aura, and despite being the only mare horse, she was the favorite of the race. She ran in third place from the start and attempted to break away in the straight, but Admire Aura came close on the outside. Scarlet resisted but was overtaken and finished second, a length and a half behind. This was her first defeat, and Admire Aura got his revenge. Matsuda commented that he was careless and miscalculated and wanted to race from behind. For future races, the team was measuring the power of Daiwa Scarlet's finishing kick, but it seemed her acceleration did not feel like that in an instant. Despite Scarlet being a good-natured horse, she wasn't closing up by not building up enough momentum.<ref>[https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-139334.html "【シンザン記念】（京都）〜良血馬アドマイヤオーラがデビュー３戦目で重賞制覇！｜競馬実況web｜競馬｜ラジオNIKKEI" (Shinzan Memorial in Kyoto - Well-bred horse Admire Aura wins a major race in his third race since his debut!)]. ラジオNIKKEI (in Japanese). 8 January 2007. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>
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	Daiwa Scarlet participated in the year-end Arima Kinen, being the fourth favorite with about 74,000 votes. It was the first and last time to compete with Daiwa Major. Starting from the seventh position in the fourth gate, Daiwa Scarlet was overtaken by Chosan and chased him in second place. She struggled to keep up through the first and second corners. In the third and final corner, she separated from Chosan, who was running on the inside, and moved to the outside to make inroads. However, she was overtaken by the ninth favorite, Matsurida Gogh, who was running in third place on the inside. From then on, Matsurida Gogh pulled away and ran away with the lead. Notwithstanding, she persevered, and with the other strong horses waiting behind her all dropping back to the bottom, she was unable to be overtaken. She finished second, one and a half lengths behind winner Matsurida Gogh and two and a half lengths ahead of third-place finisher Daiwa Major. This was the first time a three-year-old filly had finished second in that race since [[IRL:Hishi Amazon\|Hishi Amazon]] in 1994.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080224154318/http://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/special/jockeycoment/2007arima/KFullNormal20071224153.html "スポニチ Sponichi Annex ギャンブル有馬記念　２００７年" (Arima Kinen 2007)]. www.sponichi.co.jp (in Japanese). Sports Nippon Newspaper. 24 December 2007. Archived from the [https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/special/jockeycoment/2007arima/KFullNormal20071224153.html original] on 24 February 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		Daiwa Scarlet participated in the year-end Arima Kinen, being the fourth favorite with about 74,000 votes. It was the first and last time to compete with Daiwa Major. Starting from the seventh position in the fourth gate, Daiwa Scarlet was overtaken by Chosan and chased him in second place. She struggled to keep up through the first and second corners. In the third and final corner, she separated from Chosan, who was running on the inside, and moved to the outside to make inroads. However, she was overtaken by the ninth favorite, Matsurida Gogh, who was running in third place on the inside. From then on, Matsurida Gogh pulled away and ran away with the lead. Notwithstanding, she persevered, and with the other strong horses waiting behind her all dropping back to the bottom, she was unable to be overtaken. She finished second, one and a half lengths behind winner Matsurida Gogh and two and a half lengths ahead of third-place finisher Daiwa Major. This was the first time a three-year-old filly had finished second in that race since [[IRL:Hishi Amazon\|Hishi Amazon]] in 1994.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080224154318/http://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/special/jockeycoment/2007arima/KFullNormal20071224153.html "スポニチ Sponichi Annex ギャンブル有馬記念　２００７年" (Arima Kinen 2007)]. www.sponichi.co.jp (in Japanese). Sports Nippon Newspaper. 24 December 2007. Archived from the [https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/special/jockeycoment/2007arima/KFullNormal20071224153.html original] on 24 February 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

	=== Four-~~Year Old~~ Season (2008) ===		=== Four-year-old Season (2008) ===
	The following year, there were plans for Daiwa Scarlet to run in the dirt G1 February Stakes in Japan and then try for the Dubai World Cup. However, a woodchip had gotten her in the eye during training, and she was diagnosed with keratitis. As a result, she had to be withdrawn from both races.<ref>[https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/44009 "ダイワスカーレット、フェブラリーＳ回避" (Daiwa Scarlet skips February Stakes)]. keibabook.co. jp. (in Japanese). keibabook.co.ltd. 20 February 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		The following year, there were plans for Daiwa Scarlet to run in the dirt G1 February Stakes in Japan and then try for the Dubai World Cup. However, a woodchip had gotten her in the eye during training, and she was diagnosed with keratitis. As a result, she had to be withdrawn from both races.<ref>[https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/44009 "ダイワスカーレット、フェブラリーＳ回避" (Daiwa Scarlet skips February Stakes)]. keibabook.co. jp. (in Japanese). keibabook.co.ltd. 20 February 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father		* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father
	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather
	* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Paternal Grandfather

	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==

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	* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father		* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father
	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather
			* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Paternal Grandfather

	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==

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	\|record= 12: 8-4-0		\|record= 12: 8-4-0

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	== ~~Retierment~~ & Breeding ~~career~~ ==		== Retirement & Breeding Career ==
	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 18th, 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>		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 18th, 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>

	After Daiwa Scarlet's retirement, she became a broodmare at Shadai Farm but none of her children became successful racers. In her first year, she was bred to Chichicastenango, producing her first filly Daiwa Reine on March 6, 2010. From then on for eleven years, she produced 10 foals, all of them fillies. During this time, she bred with King Kamehameha, Novellist, Empire Maker, Harbinger, [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]] and Lord Kanaloa for multiple years, producing multiple fillies.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/broodmare_horse.html?id=2004103198&state=all "All Progeny"]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> In 2021, she finally produced her 11th foal, her first and only colt (sire: Lord Kanaloa) named Grand Scarlet. From 2022-2023, she was bred with Bricks and Motor for two consecutive years. However, the first session was unsuccessful and the second session resulted in a stillborn. She retired from broodmare duties on December 2023, and her retirement was announced on January 17, 2024.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/news/news_detail.html?id=798 "Daiwa Scarlet All Progeny \| Horse Profile"] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Afterwards, she was known through a magazine article that she was staying at Shadai Farm, and today she is remembered as Miss Perfect.<ref>[https://x.com/Belfast_01/status/1775137940819398725 The 20-year-old mare is still beautiful]. X (@Belfast_01). 2 April 2024. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		After Daiwa Scarlet's retirement, she became a broodmare at Shadai Farm but none of her children became successful racers. In her first year, she was bred to Chichicastenango, producing her first filly Daiwa Reine on March 6, 2010. From then on for eleven years, she produced 10 foals, all of them fillies. During this time, she bred with King Kamehameha, Novellist, Empire Maker, Harbinger, [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]] and Lord Kanaloa for multiple years, producing multiple fillies.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/broodmare_horse.html?id=2004103198&state=all "All Progeny"]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> In 2021, she finally produced her 11th foal, her first and only colt (sire: Lord Kanaloa) named Grand Scarlet. From 2022-2023, she was bred with Bricks and Motor for two consecutive years. However, the first session was unsuccessful and the second session resulted in a stillborn. She retired from broodmare duties on December 2023, and her retirement was announced on January 17, 2024.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/news/news_detail.html?id=798 "Daiwa Scarlet All Progeny \| Horse Profile"] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Afterwards, she was known through a magazine article that she was staying at Shadai Farm, and today she is remembered as Miss Perfect.<ref>[https://x.com/Belfast_01/status/1775137940819398725 The 20-year-old mare is still beautiful]. X (@Belfast_01). 2 April 2024. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
	* JRA Award for Best 3-~~year~~-~~old~~ Filly (2007)<ref>[https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/155847/jra-award-winners-named JRA Award Winners named] Bloodhorse. www.bloodhorse.com. 30 January 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		* JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (2007)<ref>[https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/155847/jra-award-winners-named JRA Award Winners named] Bloodhorse. www.bloodhorse.com. 30 January 2008. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>
	* JRA Award for Best Horse by Home-bred Sire (2007)		* JRA Award for Best Horse by Home-bred Sire (2007)

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	==~~= Retirement (2009) =~~==		== Retierment & Breeding career ==
	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 18th, 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>		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 18th, 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==~~
	After Daiwa Scarlet's retirement, she became a broodmare at Shadai Farm but none of her children became successful racers. In her first year, she was bred to Chichicastenango, producing her first filly Daiwa Reine on March 6, 2010. From then on for eleven years, she produced 10 foals, all of them fillies. During this time, she bred with King Kamehameha, Novellist, Empire Maker, Harbinger, [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]] and Lord Kanaloa for multiple years, producing multiple fillies.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/broodmare_horse.html?id=2004103198&state=all "All Progeny"]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> In 2021, she finally produced her 11th foal, her first and only colt (sire: Lord Kanaloa) named Grand Scarlet. From 2022-2023, she was bred with Bricks and Motor for two consecutive years. However, the first session was unsuccessful and the second session resulted in a stillborn. She retired from broodmare duties on December 2023, and her retirement was announced on January 17, 2024.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/news/news_detail.html?id=798 "Daiwa Scarlet All Progeny \| Horse Profile"] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Afterwards, she was known through a magazine article that she was staying at Shadai Farm, and today she is remembered as Miss Perfect.<ref>[https://x.com/Belfast_01/status/1775137940819398725 The 20-year-old mare is still beautiful]. X (@Belfast_01). 2 April 2024. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>		After Daiwa Scarlet's retirement, she became a broodmare at Shadai Farm but none of her children became successful racers. In her first year, she was bred to Chichicastenango, producing her first filly Daiwa Reine on March 6, 2010. From then on for eleven years, she produced 10 foals, all of them fillies. During this time, she bred with King Kamehameha, Novellist, Empire Maker, Harbinger, [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]] and Lord Kanaloa for multiple years, producing multiple fillies.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/broodmare_horse.html?id=2004103198&state=all "All Progeny"]. netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> In 2021, she finally produced her 11th foal, her first and only colt (sire: Lord Kanaloa) named Grand Scarlet. From 2022-2023, she was bred with Bricks and Motor for two consecutive years. However, the first session was unsuccessful and the second session resulted in a stillborn. She retired from broodmare duties on December 2023, and her retirement was announced on January 17, 2024.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/news/news_detail.html?id=798 "Daiwa Scarlet All Progeny \| Horse Profile"] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref> Afterwards, she was known through a magazine article that she was staying at Shadai Farm, and today she is remembered as Miss Perfect.<ref>[https://x.com/Belfast_01/status/1775137940819398725 The 20-year-old mare is still beautiful]. X (@Belfast_01). 2 April 2024. Retrieved 31 December 2025.</ref>

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	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
	=== Relatives ===		===Relatives===
	* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father		* [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]] - Father
	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Maternal Grandfather

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	* 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.
	* Racehorse Still I Rise is related to both Vodka and Daiwa Scarlet, with them being the filly's sire's dam and great-granddam respectively.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/ped/2023100991/ Still I Rise Pedigree] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 10 January 2026</ref>		* Racehorse Still I Rise is related to both Vodka and Daiwa Scarlet, with them being the filly's sire's dam and great-granddam respectively.<ref>[https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/ped/2023100991/ Still I Rise Pedigree] netkeiba. NET DREAMERS, Co., Ltd. Retrieved 10 January 2026</ref>
			** Same with most other offspring from the two horses, Still I Rise did not achieve any notable results in races, coming in dead last in four out of six races she raced in prior to deregistration. In addition, she was too scrawny and had weak legs which meant she wasn't suited for racing.
	* 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.

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	\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet winning the 2007 Oka Sho		\|caption= Daiwa Scarlet after 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 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>