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Matikanetannhauser
マチカネタンホイザ

Matikanetannhauser at the Fuji Stakes
Silks
Romaji Machikanetanhoiza
Foaled May 07, 1989
Died December 07, 2013
Sire Northern Taste
Dam Crippsii
Sex Stallion
Color Chestnut
Trainer Yuuji Ito
Race Record 32: 8-2-2
Earnings 507,200,000 JPY
Major wins
Diamond Stakes (1993)
Meguro Kinen (1993)
American Jockey Club Cup (1994)
Takamatsunomiya Hai (1995)

Matikanetannhauser was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 1991 to 1995. He won multiple G2 races while going up against some of the greatest racehorses of his generation, such as Mihono Bourbon and Rice Shower.

He was known for his withdrawals from the 1994 Japan Cup and Arima Kinen, due to nosebleeds and hives, rumored to have come from eating a spider, but made a comeback coming first against Hishi Amazon six months later in the 1995 G2 Takamatsunomiya Hai.

Name Origin

The crown name Matikane allegedly comes from Mount Machikane,[1] a mountain in the region of Osaka where the owner, Masuo Hosokawa,[2] is from.

Each year of Matikane has a different theme to the naming scheme,[3] with Tannhauser being from the 1991 "Music" theme originating from Wilhelm Richard Wagner's Tannhäuser Overture.[4]

The original Tannhäuser (タンホイザー tanhoizaa) in Japanese has a long tone double a dash at the end, but the max character length for registered horse names is 9 Japanese characters, so it was cut for Matikanetannhauser (マチカネタンホイザ machikanetanhoiza) without the dash marking the long tone.

Similarly, Matikane is spelled "Matikane" instead of the more common romanization "Machikane" due to the rule that alphabetical horse names in registered in English also have a max of 18 letters.[5]

Appearance

Matikanetannhauser had a chestnut coat with a distinct star and stripe face marking, swooping towards his right nose. He also had a white sock marking on his right hind leg.

Racing career

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Retirement

Honors

Relationships

Relatives

Race Records

Race data sourced from netkeiba.
Date Racecourse Race Grade Distance Gate Odds Fav. Fin. Time Margin Jockey Winner (Runner-Up) Other Umamusume
1991/09/15 Chukyo Three-Year-Old Newcomer Maiden T 1700m 1 4.0 2 1 1:43.1 -1.0 Y.Take (Tokio Legend)
1991/10/27 Tokyo Icho Stakes OP T 1600m 13 1.8 1 4 1:39.1 0.4 Y.Take Sanei Thank You
1991/11/17 Tokyo Fuchu Sansai Stakes OP T 1800m 6 1.4 1 1 1:49.5 -0.5 Y.Okabe (Tiger Ace)
1991/12/08 Nakayama Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes G1 T 1600m 2 4.9 3 4 1:35.0 0.5 Y.Okabe Mihono Bourbon Mihono Bourbon
1992/02/16 Tokyo Kyodo News Hai G3 T 1800m 7 3.7 2 4 1:49.3 0.2 Y.Okabe Air Jordan
1992/03/29 Nakayama Spring Stakes G2 T 1800m 7 9.2 4 5 1:51.8 1.7 Y.Okabe Mihono Bourbon Mihono Bourbon, Rice Shower, Sakura Bakushin O
1992/04/19 Nakayama Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2000 Guineas) G1 T 2000m 15 24.5 7 7 2:02.4 1.0 Y.Okabe Mihono Bourbon Mihono Bourbon, Rice Shower
1992/05/10 Tokyo NHK Hai G2 T 2000m 14 8.2 3 2 2:03.0 0.2 Y.Okabe Narita Taisei Rice Shower
1992/05/31 Tokyo Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) G1 T 2400m 7 22.5 8 4 2:29.2 1.4 Y.Okabe Mihono Bourbon Mihono Bourbon, Rice Shower
1992/10/24 Kyoto Cassiopeia Stakes OP T 1800m 5 4.8 3 2 1:46.5 0.1 Y.Okabe Victory Hauler
1992/11/08 Kyoto Kikuka Sho (Japanese St.Leger) G1 T 3000m 10 11.7 3 3 3:05.2 0.2 Y.Okabe Rice Shower Rice Shower, Mihono Bourbon
1993/01/05 Nakayama Nikkan Sports Sho Kimpai G3 T 2000m 13 3.1 1 8 2:01.3 0.8 M.Shibata Sekitei Ryu O Twin Turbo
1993/01/30 Tokyo Diamond Stakes G3 T 3200m 6 1.9 1 1 3:16.8 -0.6 Y.Okabe (Asuka Crown)
1993/02/21 Tokyo Meguro Kinen G2 T 2500m 3 2.6 1 1 2:32.4 -0.4 Y.Okabe (Rice Shower) Rice Shower
1993/04/25 Kyoto Tenno Sho (Spring) G1 T 3200m 5 8.6 3 4 3:18.6 1.5 Y.Okabe Rice Shower Rice Shower, Mejiro McQueen, Mejiro Palmer, Ikuno Dictus
1993/05/29 Tokyo May Stakes OP T 2400m 3 1.2 1 1 2:26.7 -0.1 Y.Okabe (Eishin Tennessee)
1993/07/11 Kyoto Takamatsunomiya Hai G2 T 2000m 8 3.8 2 4 1:59.8 0.8 Y.Okabe Longchamp Boy Narita Taishin
1993/11/14 Tokyo Fuji Stakes OP T 1800m 9 2.9 1 1 1:48.2 -0.1 K.Tanaka (Stabilizer) Ikuno Dictus
1993/11/28 Tokyo Japan Cup G1 T 2400m 13 21.3 13 15 2:26.1 1.7 Y.Okabe Legacy World Winning Ticket, Nice Nature, Mejiro Palmer, Rice Shower
1993/12/26 Nakayama Arima Kinen G1 T 2500m 8 43.3 13 4 2:31.6 0.7 Y.Shibata Tokai Teio Tokai Teio, Biwa Hayahide, Nice Nature, Mejiro Palmer, Rice Shower, Winning Ticket
1994/01/23 Nakayama American Jockey Club Cup G2 T 2200m 9 8.0 4 1 2:14.1 -0.1 Y.Shibata (Fujiyama Kenzan) Twin Turbo, Nice Nature
1994/03/20 Nakayama Nikkei Sho G2 T 2500m 4 1.8 1 3 2:32.9 0.1 Y.Shibata Stage Champ Rice Shower, Twin Turbo
1994/04/24 Hanshin Tenno Sho (Spring) G1 T 3200m 7 19.6 5 5 3:23.3 0.7 Y.Shibata Biwa Hayahide Biwa Hayahide, Narita Taishin, Nice Nature
1994/05/14 Hanshin Keihan Hai G3 T 2000m 2 3.0 2 5 1:59.8 0.9 Y.Take Nehai Caesar
1994/06/12 Hanshin Takarazuka Kinen G1 T 2200m 10 38.2 9 9 2:12.8 1.6 Y.Shibata Biwa Hayahide Biwa Hayahide, Nice Nature, Sakura Chitose O
1994/10/09 Tokyo Mainichi Okan G2 T 1800m 5 11.5 6 5 1:45.0 0.4 Y.Shibata Nehai Caesar Sakura Bakushin O, Nice Nature
1994/10/30 Tokyo Tenno Sho (Autumn) G1 T 2000m 7 31.3 7 4 1:59.0 0.4 Y.Shibata Nehai Caesar Royce and Royce, Biwa Hayahide, Sakura Chitose O, Nice Nature, Winning Ticket
1994/11/27 Tokyo Japan Cup G1 T 2400m 8 NR Scratched Y.Shibata Marvelous Crown Royce and Royce, Nice Nature
1994/12/25 Nakayama Arima Kinen G1 T 2500m 3 NR Scratched Y.Shibata Narita Brian Narita Brian, Hishi Amazon, Rice Shower, Nice Nature, Sakura Chitose O, Twin Turbo
1995/07/09 Chukyo Takamatsunomiya Hai G2 T 2000m 2 8.3 3 1 2:02.6 -0.2 Y.Shibata (Dancing Surpass) Hishi Amazon
1995/08/20 Hakodate Hakodate Kinen G3 T 2000m 7 2.5 1 8 2:03.4 1.0 Y.Shibata Inter My Way
1995/10/29 Tokyo Tenno Sho (Autumn) G1 T 2000m 14 10.8 5 6 1:59.3 0.5 Y.Shibata Sakura Chitose O Sakura Chitose O, Narita Brian
1995/11/26 Tokyo Japan Cup G1 T 2400m 1 20.8 11 12 2:26.1 1.5 Y.Shibata Lando Hishi Amazon, Narita Brian, Royce and Royce, Nice Nature
1995/12/09 Nakayama Stayers Stakes G3 T 3600m 3 5.5 3 7 3:49.9 2.8 Y.Shibata Stage Champ

Pedigree

Horse pedigree of Matikanetannhauser (JPN)
Sire
Northern Taste (CAN) 		Northern Dancer (CAN) Nearctic (CAN) Nearco (ITY)
Lady Angela (GB)
Natalma (USA) Native Dancer (USA)
Almahmoud (USA)
Lady Victoria (USA) Victoria Park (CAN) Chop Chop (USA)
Victoriana (USA)
Lady Angela (GB) Hyperion (GB)
Sister Sarah (GB)
Dam
Crippsii (JPN) 		Arrow Express (JPN) Spanish Express (GB) Sovereign Path (GB)
Sage Femme (GB)
Soda Stream (FR) Airborne (GB)
Pangani (GB)
Montaroch (JPN) Montaval (FR) Norseman (FR)
Ballynash (GB)
Star Roch (JPN) Harroway (GB)
Corona (JPN), (Family: 11-c)



Trivia

  • Matikanetannhauser was noted for the various medical setbacks he has had during his career, to which fans have called him "the Department Store of Sickness" (or the Department Store of Diseases). These ailments consists of but not limited to:
    • Epistaxis during Japan Cup: During the 1994 Japan Cup, Matikanetannhauser was set to run, however the horse had a nose bleed. Due to Japan laws, a nosebleed before a race starts means the horse is automatically withdrawn from the race to protect the horse's health, so Matikanetannhauser was scratched from the race.
    • Urticaria during Arima Kinen: During the Arima Kinen, prior to the race's start, Matikanetannhauser had a severe allergic reaction, developing hives. His body was covered in bumps and could not compete, and was also scratched from the race, meaning he had back-to-back-scratches race attempts. It was suggested that the horse might have eaten something prior to a race that was mixed with his food or meicine, with some saying it was a spider he ingested.
    • Phlegmon: In early 1995, Matikanetannhauser also had a bacterial infection, a severe inflammation of the soft tissue, forcing him to rest a longer period.
      • Due to this and more illnesses, Matikanetannhauser was forced off the track for 6 months, and never really raced for more than 8 months, until July 1995, when he raced in the Takamatsunomiya Hai, which he won.
  • Matikanetannhauser was also severely unlucky as, aside from multiple medical issues, he was also up against extremely powerful racers from his generation like Mihono Bourbon, and the next generation like Biwa Hayahide.
    • Another bout of misfortune was his win of the Takamatsunomiya Hai. When he won the race, it was still a G2 medium race. However the very next year, it underwent a complete overhaul, being shortened and upgraded to a sprint G1. Not only did Matikanetannhauser miss out on a G1 win by one year, he would not be able to defend his title as the previous year's winner anyways, as he was a medium distance runner and incompatible with sprints.
      • Coincidentally, Nice Nature also won the race in the year prior to Matikanetannhauser, and also never won a G1, so he shares this misfortune.

Notes


References

  1. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%BE%85%E5%85%BC%E5%B1%B1
  2. ↑ https://db.sp.netkeiba.com/owner/802005/
  3. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%B4%B0%E5%B7%9D%E7%9B%8A%E7%94%B7
  4. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannh%C3%A4user_(opera)
  5. ↑ https://www.jairs.jp/sp/registration_criteria.html
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