IRL:Hishi Amazon - Revision history

Manikin at 00:18, 13 May 2026

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

	The Katies mare line has been very successful in Japan, producing 2007 JRA Horse of the Year Admire Moon, 2021 JRA Horse of the Year Efforia, and 2008 JRA Best Sprinter or Miler Sleepless Night. Hishi Amazon is the aunt or grand-aunt of all three.		* The Katies mare line has been very successful in Japan, producing 2007 JRA Horse of the Year Admire Moon, 2021 JRA Horse of the Year Efforia, and 2008 JRA Best Sprinter or Miler Sleepless Night. Hishi Amazon is the aunt or grand-aunt of all three.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Mayceia: Added details and trivia

2026-05-12T20:20:18Z

Added details and trivia

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	=== Four-year-old season (1995) ===		=== Four-year-old season (1995) ===
	While Hishi Amazon was temporarily sent to America to compete in races, a leg injury forced her to return back to Japan.<ref>https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story36/1915/</ref> On July 9th, she returned to compete in the Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995), where she placed 5th in spite of being the overwhelming favorite and lost to [[IRL:Matikanetannhauser\|Matikanetannhauser]].<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, and became a G1 sprint race in 1996.</ref> However, she won the Sankei Sho All Comers (G2) on September 18th, and the Kyoto Daishoten (G2) weeks later on October 8th. She then lost the Japan Cup ~~and placed~~ 2nd on November 26th, ~~and then~~ lost the Arima Kinen to [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] ~~and placed 5th~~ on December 24th.		While Hishi Amazon was temporarily sent to America to compete in races, a leg injury forced her to return back to Japan before being and to compete in the Santa Ana Handicap.<ref>https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story36/1915/</ref> On July 9th, she returned to compete in the Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995), where she placed 5th in spite of being the overwhelming favorite and lost to [[IRL:Matikanetannhauser\|Matikanetannhauser]].<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, and became a G1 sprint race in 1996.</ref> However, she won the Sankei Sho All Comers (G2) on September 18th, and the Kyoto Daishoten (G2) weeks later on October 8th. She then lost the Japan Cup, placing 2nd to the German horse Lando on November 26th. In her final race of the year, she lost the Arima Kinen to [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] on December 24th, placing 5th.

	=== Five-year-old season (1996) ===		=== Five-year-old season (1996) ===
	Hishi Amazon only competed in three races in 1996, and lost all of them. On June 9th, she placed 10th in the Yasuda Kinen, the lowest placement in her career. Months later, on November 10th, she challenged the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the second time, where she ~~placed~~ 7th ~~due to disqualification~~. Her final race was the Arima Kinen, where she lost to [[IRL:Sakura Laurel\|Sakura Laurel]] and placed 5th.		Hishi Amazon only competed in three races in 1996, and lost all of them. On June 9th, she placed 10th in the Yasuda Kinen, the lowest placement in her career. Months later, on November 10th, she challenged the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the second time, where she crossed the finish line in 2nd place but was disqualified and demoted to 7th place. Her final race was the Arima Kinen, where she lost to [[IRL:Sakura Laurel\|Sakura Laurel]] and placed 5th.

	While there were plans to have her continue racing in 1997, tendonitis in her right front leg halted those plans, and she was retired from racing.		While there were plans to have her continue racing in 1997, tendonitis in her right front leg halted those plans, and she was retired from racing.

	==Retirement and Death==		==Retirement and Death==
	She initially became a broodmare at Dewa Farm. ~~However~~, she ~~later~~ returned to the United States ~~after giving birth to Hishi Andes~~ to reside in Taylor Made Farm in Kentucky. In 2011, after having her last foal, she retired from breeding duty and moved to Polo Green Stable. On the night of April 15th, 2019, she passed away due to old age at the stable.		She initially became a broodmare at Dewa Farm. She was first bred to Hishi Masaru, a son of Secretariat owned by the same owner. Later that year she returned to the United States to reside at Taylor Made Farm, her place of birth, in Kentucky. She would be bred to American stallions, but the foals would be sent back to Japan to race. In 2011, after having her last foal, she retired from breeding duty and moved to Polo Green Stable. On the night of April 15th, 2019, she passed away due to old age at the stable.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
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	\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven (GB)		\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven (GB)
	\|family= 7-f}}		\|family= 7-f}}

			== Trivia ==

			The Katies mare line has been very successful in Japan, producing 2007 JRA Horse of the Year Admire Moon, 2021 JRA Horse of the Year Efforia, and 2008 JRA Best Sprinter or Miler Sleepless Night. Hishi Amazon is the aunt or grand-aunt of all three.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Manikin at 18:25, 12 May 2026

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	\|races=Queen Elizabeth II Cup (1994)<br>~~Hanshin Juvenile Fillies~~ (~~1993~~)		\|races=Hanshin Sansai Himba Stakes (1993)<br>New Zealand Trophy Yonsai Stakes (1994)<br>Rose Stakes (1994)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (1994)<br>Sankei Sho All Comers (1995)<br>Kyoto Daishoten (1995)
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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an American-bred, Japanese-trained racehorse that was active from 1993 to ~~1995~~. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, she defeated many stallions in G2 and G3 races.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an American-bred, Japanese-trained racehorse that was active from 1993 to 1996. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, she defeated many stallions in G2 and G3 races.
	~~[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->~~

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
			Crown name "Hishi" is from the owner Masaichiro Abe. "Amazoness" (アマゾネス, [[wikipedia:Amazons\|amazons]]), named after the female warriors in Greek Mythology, was rejected, so the name was settled to be "Amazon" (アマゾン).<ref>https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E3%83%92%E3%82%B7%E3%82%A2%E3%83%9E%E3%82%BE%E3%83%B3</ref>

	Crown name "Hishi" is from the owner Masaichiro Abe. "Amazoness" (アマゾネス, [[wikipedia:Amazons\|amazons]]), named after the female warriors in Greek Mythology, was rejected, so the name was settled to be "Amazon" (アマゾン).<ref>https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E3%83%92%E3%82%B7%E3%82%A2%E3%83%9E%E3%82%BE%E3%83%B3</ref>
	== Racing career ==		== Racing career ==

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	=== Three-year-old season (1994) ===		=== Three-year-old season (1994) ===

	At the time, foreign horses were not allowed to compete in the classic races, so Hishi Amazon mainly ran G2 and G3 races that were open to her. While she lost the Keisei Hai (G3) on January 9th and placed 2nd, she went on to have a win streak for six races in total. Weeks later, on January 30th, she won the Daily Hai Queen Cup (G3). Months later, on April 16th, she won the Crystal Cup (G3), and won the New Zealand Trophy Yonsai Stakes (G2) on June 5th.		At the time, foreign horses were not allowed to compete in the classic races, so Hishi Amazon mainly ran G2 and G3 races that were open to her. While she lost the Keisei Hai (G3) on January 9th and placed 2nd, she went on to have a win streak for six races in total. Weeks later, on January 30th, she won the Daily Hai Queen Cup (G3). Months later, on April 16th, she won the Crystal Cup (G3), and won the New Zealand Trophy Yonsai Stakes (G2) on June 5th.

	After nearly four months of rest, Hishi Amazon won the Rose Stakes (G2) on October 23rd. A few weeks later, on November 13th, she entered the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, the final leg of the Triple Tiara at the time.<ref group="Note">The Queen Elizabeth II Cup was considered the final leg of the Triple Tiara until the introduction of the Shuka Sho in 1996.</ref>Racing from behind, she won the race, claiming her second and final G1 victory. Her final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where she challenged multiple colts, including the Triple Crown winner of the year, [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]]. Though she placed 2nd to Narita Brian by two lengths and a half, her victories throughout the year awarded her the JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly.		After nearly four months of rest, Hishi Amazon won the Rose Stakes (G2) on October 23rd. A few weeks later, on November 13th, she entered the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, the final leg of the Triple Tiara at the time.<ref group="Note">The Queen Elizabeth II Cup was considered the final leg of the Triple Tiara until the introduction of the Shuka Sho in 1996.</ref>Racing from behind, she won the race, claiming her second and final G1 victory. Her final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where she challenged multiple colts, including the Triple Crown winner of the year, [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]]. Though she placed 2nd to Narita Brian by two lengths and a half, her victories throughout the year awarded her the JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly.

	=== Four-year-old season (1995) ===		=== Four-year-old season (1995) ===
			While Hishi Amazon was temporarily sent to America to compete in races, a leg injury forced her to return back to Japan.<ref>https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story36/1915/</ref> On July 9th, she returned to compete in the Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995), where she placed 5th in spite of being the overwhelming favorite and lost to [[IRL:Matikanetannhauser\|Matikanetannhauser]].<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, and became a G1 sprint race in 1996.</ref> However, she won the Sankei Sho All Comers (G2) on September 18th, and the Kyoto Daishoten (G2) weeks later on October 8th. She then lost the Japan Cup and placed 2nd on November 26th, and then lost the Arima Kinen to [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] and placed 5th on December 24th.

	While Hishi Amazon was temporarily sent to America to compete in races, a leg injury forced her to return back to Japan.<ref>https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story36/1915/</ref> On July 9th, she returned to compete in the Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995), where she placed 5th in spite of being the overwhelming favorite and lost to [[IRL:Matikanetannhauser\|Matikanetannhauser]].<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, and became a G1 sprint race in 1996.</ref> However, she won the Sankei Sho All Comers (G2) on September 18th, and the Kyoto Daishoten (G2) weeks later on October 8th. She then lost the Japan Cup and placed 2nd on November 26th, and then lost the Arima Kinen to [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] and placed 5th on December 24th.
	=== Five-year-old season (1996) ===		=== Five-year-old season (1996) ===

	Hishi Amazon only competed in three races in 1996, and lost all of them. On June 9th, she placed 10th in the Yasuda Kinen, the lowest placement in her career. Months later, on November 10th, she challenged the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the second time, where she placed 7th due to disqualification. Her final race was the Arima Kinen, where she lost to [[IRL:Sakura Laurel\|Sakura Laurel]] and placed 5th.		Hishi Amazon only competed in three races in 1996, and lost all of them. On June 9th, she placed 10th in the Yasuda Kinen, the lowest placement in her career. Months later, on November 10th, she challenged the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the second time, where she placed 7th due to disqualification. Her final race was the Arima Kinen, where she lost to [[IRL:Sakura Laurel\|Sakura Laurel]] and placed 5th.

	While there were plans to have her continue racing in 1997, tendonitis in her right front leg halted those plans, and she was retired from racing.		While there were plans to have her continue racing in 1997, tendonitis in her right front leg halted those plans, and she was retired from racing.
	~~===Retirement===~~

			==Retirement and Death==
	She initially became a broodmare at Dewa Farm. However, she later returned to the United States after giving birth to Hishi Andes to reside in Taylor Made Farm in Kentucky. In 2011, after having her last foal, she retired from breeding duty and moved to Polo Green Stable. On the night of April 15th, 2019, she passed away due to old age at the stable.		She initially became a broodmare at Dewa Farm. However, she later returned to the United States after giving birth to Hishi Andes to reside in Taylor Made Farm in Kentucky. In 2011, after having her last foal, she retired from breeding duty and moved to Polo Green Stable. On the night of April 15th, 2019, she passed away due to old age at the stable.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

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	* JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (1994)		* JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (1994)
	* JRA Award for Best Older Filly or Mare (1995)		* JRA Award for Best Older Filly or Mare (1995)

	~~== Relationships ==~~

	~~=== Relatives ===~~

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

Suirob2005: /* Racing career */ Added to Hishiama career

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Racing career: Added to Hishiama career

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	== Racing career ==		== Racing career ==

	=== ~~Subheader~~ ===		=== Two-year-old season (1993) ===
			Hishi Amazon made her debut on September 19th in a 1,200-meter dirt race on Nakayama Racecourse. After winning her maiden race, she entered the Platanus Sho on October 24th, where she placed 2nd. A month later, on November 13th, she entered the Keisei Hai Sansai Stakes (G2), where she placed 2nd once more. However, on December 5th, she was entered into the Hanshin Sansai Himba Stakes (G1),<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies in 2001.</ref> where she dominated the field and won by five lengths, marking her first G1 win. For her victory, she was awarded the JRA Award for Best Two-Year-Old Filly.

			=== Three-year-old season (1994) ===

	~~=== Subheader ===~~		At the time, foreign horses were not allowed to compete in the classic races, so Hishi Amazon mainly ran G2 and G3 races that were open to her. While she lost the Keisei Hai (G3) on January 9th and placed 2nd, she went on to have a win streak for six races in total. Weeks later, on January 30th, she won the Daily Hai Queen Cup (G3). Months later, on April 16th, she won the Crystal Cup (G3), and won the New Zealand Trophy Yonsai Stakes (G2) on June 5th.

			After nearly four months of rest, Hishi Amazon won the Rose Stakes (G2) on October 23rd. A few weeks later, on November 13th, she entered the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, the final leg of the Triple Tiara at the time.<ref group="Note">The Queen Elizabeth II Cup was considered the final leg of the Triple Tiara until the introduction of the Shuka Sho in 1996.</ref>Racing from behind, she won the race, claiming her second and final G1 victory. Her final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where she challenged multiple colts, including the Triple Crown winner of the year, [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]]. Though she placed 2nd to Narita Brian by two lengths and a half, her victories throughout the year awarded her the JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly.
			=== Four-year-old season (1995) ===

			While Hishi Amazon was temporarily sent to America to compete in races, a leg injury forced her to return back to Japan.<ref>https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story36/1915/</ref> On July 9th, she returned to compete in the Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995), where she placed 5th in spite of being the overwhelming favorite and lost to [[IRL:Matikanetannhauser\|Matikanetannhauser]].<ref group="Note">Renamed to the Takamatsunomiya Kinen, and became a G1 sprint race in 1996.</ref> However, she won the Sankei Sho All Comers (G2) on September 18th, and the Kyoto Daishoten (G2) weeks later on October 8th. She then lost the Japan Cup and placed 2nd on November 26th, and then lost the Arima Kinen to [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] and placed 5th on December 24th.
			=== Five-year-old season (1996) ===

			Hishi Amazon only competed in three races in 1996, and lost all of them. On June 9th, she placed 10th in the Yasuda Kinen, the lowest placement in her career. Months later, on November 10th, she challenged the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the second time, where she placed 7th due to disqualification. Her final race was the Arima Kinen, where she lost to [[IRL:Sakura Laurel\|Sakura Laurel]] and placed 5th.

			While there were plans to have her continue racing in 1997, tendonitis in her right front leg halted those plans, and she was retired from racing.
	===Retirement===		===Retirement===

			She initially became a broodmare at Dewa Farm. However, she later returned to the United States after giving birth to Hishi Andes to reside in Taylor Made Farm in Kentucky. In 2011, after having her last foal, she retired from breeding duty and moved to Polo Green Stable. On the night of April 15th, 2019, she passed away due to old age at the stable.
	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
	~~JRA Award for Best Three-year-old Filly (1993)~~

	~~JRA Award for Best Four-year-old Filly (1994)~~

	JRA Award for Best Older Filly ~~and~~ Mare (1995)		* JRA Award for Best Two-Year-Old Filly (1993)
			* JRA Award for Best Three-Year-Old Filly (1994)
			* JRA Award for Best Older Filly or Mare (1995)

	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==

Guster: what is a taiman (that’s a rhetorical question i know what the word means)

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what is a taiman (that’s a rhetorical question i know what the word means)

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	\|header= The Queen of One-on-one Battles		\|header= The Queen of One-on-one Battles
	\|text= Chasing, chasing, and catching up.<br/>I and fans in those days still remember when we found it was a mare, said that it shouldn't be expected in Arima Kinen, and what's more she was three years old.<br/>When I heard a word '~~taiman~~' in ''Umamusume'', I thought 'I see. She wanted a one-on-one fight with him. It is an interesting choice of word.'<br/>But she couldn't fit her body to him... I watched the race again, and I was sure it had been a ''~~taiman~~''.<br/>Despite being said mares couldn't rival sires, Amazon challenged [[Narita Brian\|Brian]] to a head-on fight.<br/>Only Amazon challenged Brian in the year, who was the strongest in Japan's horseracing history, to a showdown, and tried to catch him up.<br/>So she is still called ―― the Amazon.		\|text= Chasing, chasing, and catching up.<br/>I and fans in those days still remember when we found it was a mare, said that it shouldn't be expected in Arima Kinen, and what's more she was three years old.<br/>When I heard a word 'one-on-one' in ''Umamusume'', I thought 'I see. She wanted a one-on-one fight with him. It is an interesting choice of word.'<br/>But she couldn't fit her body to him... I watched the race again, and I was sure it had been a ''one-on-one''.<br/>Despite being said mares couldn't rival sires, Amazon challenged [[Narita Brian\|Brian]] to a head-on fight.<br/>Only Amazon challenged Brian in the year, who was the strongest in Japan's horseracing history, to a showdown, and tried to catch him up.<br/>So she is still called ―― the Amazon.
	\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>		\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>
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QneThe: /* Name Origin */

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Name Origin

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

			Crown name "Hishi" is from the owner Masaichiro Abe. "Amazoness" (アマゾネス, [[wikipedia:Amazons\|amazons]]), named after the female warriors in Greek Mythology, was rejected, so the name was settled to be "Amazon" (アマゾン).<ref>https://dic.pixiv.net/a/%E3%83%92%E3%82%B7%E3%82%A2%E3%83%9E%E3%82%BE%E3%83%B3</ref>
	== Racing career ==		== Racing career ==

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	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
			JRA Award for Best Three-year-old Filly (1993)

			JRA Award for Best Four-year-old Filly (1994)

			JRA Award for Best Older Filly and Mare (1995)

	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==

Lovesonlyme: /* Pedigree */

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Pedigree

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	\|4th gen dam 7=Polaire (FR)		\|4th gen dam 7=Polaire (FR)
	\|3rd gen dam 4=Brabantia (GB)		\|3rd gen dam 4=Brabantia (GB)
	\|4th gen sire 8=Honeyway(GB)		\|4th gen sire 8=Honeyway (GB)
	\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven(GB)		\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven (GB)
	\|family= 7-f}}		\|family= 7-f}}

Lovesonlyme: /* Pedigree */

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Pedigree

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	\|4th gen sire 8=Honeyway(GB)		\|4th gen sire 8=Honeyway(GB)
	\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven(GB)		\|4th gen dam8=Porthaven(GB)
	\|family=F7-f}}		\|family= 7-f}}

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Lovesonlyme at 20:11, 1 February 2026

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	\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>		\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>
	}}		}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (Japanese~~: '''ヒシアマゾン''', March 26, 1991~~ - ~~April 15, 2019) was a~~ racehorse that ~~competed in the mid-1990s~~. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, ~~her last stride~~ defeated many stallions ~~at G2s~~ and ~~G3s~~.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an American-bred, Japanese-trained racehorse that was active from 1993 to 1995. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, she defeated many stallions in G2 and G3 races.
	[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->		[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->

Zork787: Birth date was wrong on the first paragraph

2026-01-30T08:23:18Z

Birth date was wrong on the first paragraph

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	\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>		\|ref= Tokyo Sports note<ref>[https://note.tokyo-sports.co.jp/n/n5f9e2d4db31f 「ウマ娘」の熱血姐さん！ヒシアマゾンのタイマン勝負を「東スポ」で振り返る]</ref>
	}}		}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (Japanese: '''ヒシアマゾン''', March 15, 1991 - April 15, 2019) was a racehorse that competed in the mid-1990s. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, her last stride defeated many stallions at G2s and G3s.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (Japanese: '''ヒシアマゾン''', March 26, 1991 - April 15, 2019) was a racehorse that competed in the mid-1990s. She won nine graded races over the span of her career. Though her G1 wins were all filly-limited races, her last stride defeated many stallions at G2s and G3s.
	[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->		[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->