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This horse is only the fan-assumed connection between the Umamusume and the real horse based on similarities between the two. This connection is not official.
Northern Taste
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Northern Taste and his stable cat, at Shadai Stallion Station

Silks
Romaji Noozan Teesuto
Foaled March 15, 1971
Died December 11, 2004
Sire Northern Dancer
Dam Lady Victoria
Sex Stallion
Color Chestnut
Trainer John Cunnington Jr.
Race Record 20: 5-2-3
Earnings FF 738,125 & £1,743
Major wins
Prix Thomas Byron (1973)
Prix Eclipse (1973)
Prix Djebel (1974)
Prix de la Forêt (1974)
Prix du Pin (1975)

Northern Taste was a Canadian bred, French trained racehorse that was active from 1973 to 1975. He was brought to Japan as a breeding stallion, eventually becoming the grandsire of multiple successful racehorses in Japan.

Name Origin

After Teruya Yoshida won the horse at the auction, his father and head of the Shadai family, Zenya Yoshida, asked what Teruya wanted to eat when he got back to Japan. Replying "I want to eat sushi.", Zenya associated the sire of the horse, Northern Dancer, and sushi being an Hokkaido delicacy. He thought of "the taste of the north", translating to the name Northern Taste.

Racing career

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Retirement

Honors

Relationships

Relatives

Pedigree

Horse pedigree of Northern Taste (CAN)
Sire
Northern Dancer (CAN)
Nearctic (CAN) Nearco (ITY) Pharos (GB)
Nogara (ITY)
Lady Angela (GB) Hyperion (GB)
Sister Sarah (GB)
Natalma (USA) Native Dancer (USA) Polynesian (USA)
Geisha (USA)
Almahmoud (USA) Mahmoud (FR)
Arbitrator (USA)
Dam
Lady Victoria (CAN)
Victoria Park (CAN) Chop Chop (USA) Flares (USA)
Sceptical (GB)
Victoriana (USA) Windfields (USA)
Iribelle (USA)
Lady Angela (GB) Hyperion (GB) Gainsborough (GB)
Selene (GB)
Sister Sarah (GB) Abbots Trace (GB)
Sarita (GB), (Family: 14-c)


Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Both Dream Journey and Orfevre are by definition related to Northern Taste via their dam, Oriental Art, and not their sire Stay Gold. This also means they both have a 4x3 inbreeding with Northern Taste, and all three are great grandsons of Northern Taste.

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