IRL:Forever Young - Revision history

Randomuser: /* Trivia */

2026-05-02T00:22:25Z

Trivia

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	* He is the third Japanese-bred and trained racehorse to win a Breeders' Cup race, following [[IRL:Loves Only You\|Loves Only You]] and [[IRL:Marche Lorraine\|Marche Lorraine]], who won the Filly & Mare Turf and Distaff respectively.		* He is the third Japanese-bred and trained racehorse to win a Breeders' Cup race, following [[IRL:Loves Only You\|Loves Only You]] and [[IRL:Marche Lorraine\|Marche Lorraine]], who won the Filly & Mare Turf and Distaff respectively.
	** Before Forever Young, Marche Lorraine, and Loves Only You competed, Karakontie was actually the first Japanese-bred racehorse to win a Breeders' Cup race (winning the Breeders' Cup Mile in 2014); however, he mostly trained and raced in France.		** Before Forever Young, Marche Lorraine, and Loves Only You competed, Karakontie was actually the first Japanese-bred racehorse to win a Breeders' Cup race (winning the Breeders' Cup Mile in 2014); however, he mostly trained and raced in France.
	* He is the second horse, following [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]] in 1999 to win the JRA Horse of the Year award while running no JRA races in that year.		* He is the second horse, following [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]] in 1999, to win the JRA Horse of the Year award while running no JRA races in that year.
	* The jockey silk for owner Fujita is maroon with two white stripes on the sleeves, which resembles the sleeves on the [[Tracen Academy]] sports jersey.		* The jockey silk for owner Fujita is maroon with two white stripes on the sleeves, which resembles the sleeves on the [[Tracen Academy]] sports jersey.

Meisho Wok Hei: Fixed the Race Record for the IRL page, there was originally extra spacing.

2026-04-22T19:09:50Z

Fixed the Race Record for the IRL page, there was originally extra spacing.

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	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
	\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi		\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi
	\| record = 15: ~~11–1–3~~		\| record = 15: 11-1-3
	\| earnings = 4,936,993,600 JPY		\| earnings = 4,936,993,600 JPY
	\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg		\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg

Manikin at 17:57, 31 March 2026

2026-03-31T17:57:55Z

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	In January, it was announced that Forever Young had won three JRA Awards for 2025, in the Best Dirt Horse, Best Older Male Horse, and overall Horse of the Year categories. He became the first dirt horse ever to be named the JRA Horse of the Year. In the US-based Eclipse Awards, he was also voted Best Older Dirt Male Horse, and his Breeders Cup win was voted NTRA Moment of the Year by fans.		In January, it was announced that Forever Young had won three JRA Awards for 2025, in the Best Dirt Horse, Best Older Male Horse, and overall Horse of the Year categories. He became the first dirt horse ever to be named the JRA Horse of the Year. In the US-based Eclipse Awards, he was also voted Best Older Dirt Male Horse, and his Breeders Cup win was voted NTRA Moment of the Year by fans.

	After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice. Immediately after, he returned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28, entering as the favorite. Magnitude would outpace him at the end by almost a length.		After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice. Immediately after, he returned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28, entering as the favorite. Magnitude would outpace him at the end by almost a length. It also marked his first time placing second in his racing career.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

AdmiralKaneki: /* Five-year old season (2026) */

2026-03-28T21:13:34Z

Five-year old season (2026)

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	In January, it was announced that Forever Young had won three JRA Awards for 2025, in the Best Dirt Horse, Best Older Male Horse, and overall Horse of the Year categories. He became the first dirt horse ever to be named the JRA Horse of the Year. In the US-based Eclipse Awards, he was also voted Best Older Dirt Male Horse, and his Breeders Cup win was voted NTRA Moment of the Year by fans.		In January, it was announced that Forever Young had won three JRA Awards for 2025, in the Best Dirt Horse, Best Older Male Horse, and overall Horse of the Year categories. He became the first dirt horse ever to be named the JRA Horse of the Year. In the US-based Eclipse Awards, he was also voted Best Older Dirt Male Horse, and his Breeders Cup win was voted NTRA Moment of the Year by fans.

	After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.		After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice. Immediately after, he returned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28, entering as the favorite. Magnitude would outpace him at the end by almost a length.

	~~After the Saudi Cup~~, he returned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28~~. However~~, ~~he lost~~ the ~~race to~~ Magnitude~~, finishing second~~.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Randomuser at 20:21, 28 March 2026

2026-03-28T20:21:24Z

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	\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi		\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi
	\| record = 15: 11–1–3		\| record = 15: 11–1–3
	\| earnings = 4,~~560~~,~~834~~,~~500~~ JPY		\| earnings = 4,936,993,600 JPY
	\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg		\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg
	\| image_silk = Fujitasilks.png		\| image_silk = Fujitasilks.png

Randomuser: /* Five-year old season (2026) */

2026-03-28T17:34:59Z

Five-year old season (2026)

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	After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.		After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.

	After the Saudi Cup, he ~~retuned~~ to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28. However, he lost the race to Magnitude, finishing second.		After the Saudi Cup, he returned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28. However, he lost the race to Magnitude, finishing second.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Randomuser at 17:34, 28 March 2026

2026-03-28T17:34:10Z

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	\| sire = Real Steel		\| sire = Real Steel
	\| dam = Forever Darling		\| dam = Forever Darling
	\| sex = ~~Colt~~		\| sex = Stallion
	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
	\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi		\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi

Randomuser at 17:33, 28 March 2026

2026-03-28T17:33:08Z

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	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
	\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi		\| trainer = Yoshito Yahagi
	\| record = 14: ~~11–0–3~~		\| record = 15: 11–1–3
	\| earnings = 4,560,834,500 JPY		\| earnings = 4,560,834,500 JPY
	\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg		\| image_main = ForeverYoung IRL.jpg

Randomuser: /* Five-year old season (2026) */

2026-03-28T17:08:13Z

Five-year old season (2026)

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	After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.		After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.

	After the Saudi Cup, he ~~competed~~ in the Dubai World Cup on March 28. However, he lost the race to Magnitude, finishing second.		After the Saudi Cup, he retuned to compete in the Dubai World Cup on March 28. However, he lost the race to Magnitude, finishing second.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Randomuser: /* Five-year old season (2026) */

2026-03-28T17:04:33Z

Five-year old season (2026)

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	After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.		After a long break since his win at the Breeders' Cup Classic, Forever Young returned to Saudi Arabia to defend his Saudi Cup victory on February 14. He won the race by a length against Nysos, becoming the first racehorse to win the Saudi Cup twice.

			After the Saudi Cup, he competed in the Dubai World Cup on March 28. However, he lost the race to Magnitude, finishing second.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==