IRL:Rhein Kraft - Revision history

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	* Despite her strength, Rhein Kraft had weaker legs compared to other horses.<ref>https://uma-furusato.com/winner_info/36884.html</ref>		* Despite her strength, Rhein Kraft had weaker legs compared to other horses.<ref>https://uma-furusato.com/winner_info/36884.html</ref>
	* She loved to sunbathe, and would refuse to go back to her stall when she wanted to bask in the sun.<ref>https://x.com/keiba_info_club/status/1921339736230166959</ref>		* She loved to sunbathe, and would refuse to go back to her stall when she wanted to bask in the sun.<ref>https://x.com/keiba_info_club/status/1921339736230166959</ref>
	* The Oka Sho she ran in was notable for how the large majority of runners had Sunday Silence in their pedigree, with only ~~four~~ runners not having him in their pedigrees.		* The Oka Sho she ran in was notable for how the large majority of runners had Sunday Silence in their pedigree, with only five out of eighteen runners not having him in their pedigrees.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references group="Note" />		<references group="Note" />

Suirob2005: Added more to Kraft career

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Added more to Kraft career

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that won both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside [[wikipedia:King_Kamehameha_(horse)\|King Kamehameha]] and [[wikipedia:Deep_Sky_(horse)\|Deep Sky]]. She tragically passed away ~~over~~ the summer of ~~her 4 year old season~~.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. She was a promising filly that won both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside [[wikipedia:King_Kamehameha_(horse)\|King Kamehameha]] and [[wikipedia:Deep_Sky_(horse)\|Deep Sky]]. She tragically passed away in the summer of 2006, due to acute heart failure.
	~~[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->~~

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
	Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". As a 2 year old, she was given the name "Kraft".		Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". As a 2 year old, she was given the name "Kraft", which means "strength" in German.

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

	=== 2-~~Year Old Season~~ (2004) ===		=== Two-year-old season (2004) ===
			Rhein Kraft made her debut on October 16th, in a 1,400-meter turf race on Kyoto Racecourse. With ease, she won her debut by five lengths. She then entered the Fantasy Stakes (G3) on November 7th, where she won and attained her first graded victory. Her final race of the year was the Hanshin Juvenile Fillies, where she fought hard in the stretch, but placed 3rd.

			=== Three-year-old season (2005) ===
			On March 13th, she started off the year with a win in the Fillies Revue (G2), and attained her second graded victory. She was then granted priority entry to the Oka Sho, the first leg of the Triple Tiara. On April 10th, she competed in the race, and she began to surge through as [[IRL:Air Messiah\|Air Messiah]], [[IRL: Cesario\|Cesario]], and [[IRL:Daring Heart\|Daring Heart]] were chasing her from behind. However, Rhein Kraft held them all off by a head, and she won her first G1 victory.

	~~=== 3~~-~~Year Old Season (2005) ===~~		On May 8th, she compete in the NHK Mile Cup. At the final corner of the race, she began to surge as Daring Heart marked her from behind. As she won by three-quarters of a length, not only did she mark her second and final G1 victory, she also became the second "Unconventional Double Crown" winner in history since King Kamehameha in 2004.

			However, throughout the rest of the year, she did not win her remaining races after that. She made her return in the Rose Stakes (G2) on September 18th, where she lost a small margin to Air Messiah and placed second. On October 16th, she challenged the Shuka Sho, in which it was her first time challenging a medium-distance race. Though she fought hard in the stretch, Air Messiah had caught up to her at that point, and Rhein Kraft finished 2nd. On November 20th, she challenged the Mile Championship, where she chased hard during the race and placed 3rd. Her final race of the year was the Hanshin Himba Stakes (G2) on December 18th, where she placed 4th and lost to [[IRL:Admire Groove\|Admire Groove]], who had won the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in both 2004 and 2005.

	=== 4-~~Year Old Season~~ (2006) ===		=== Four-year-old season (2006) ===
	At the ~~start~~ of ~~her 4-~~year ~~old season~~, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered the Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16th, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes in April 8. She eventually won against an old rival, ~~[[IRL:~~Air Messiah~~\|Air Messiah]]~~. This marked her first win, 11 months since the NHK Mile Cup.		In the beginning of the year, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered the Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16th, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes on April 8th. She eventually won against an old rival, Air Messiah. This marked her first win in 11 months since the NHK Mile Cup.

	====Final Race and Sudden Death====		==== Final Race and Sudden Death ====
	On May 14th, she entered the Victoria Mile, but her luck ran out ~~of her~~ quickly as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. As she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm~~, in August 18th, 2006~~, she suffered an acute heart failure ~~that led to an early death~~, ~~aged 4~~.		On May 14th, she entered the Victoria Mile, but her luck ran out quickly as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. There were initially plans to have her compete in the Sprinters Stakes later that year. However, on August 19th, as she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm, she suddenly suffered acute heart failure, and passed away shortly after.<ref>https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=news_view&no=15277</ref> She was four years old.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
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	=== Relatives ===		=== Relatives ===

	* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Maternal ~~Grandfather~~		* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Maternal grandfather
	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great ~~Grandfather~~		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great grandfather

	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==
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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
			* Despite her strength, Rhein Kraft had weaker legs compared to other horses.<ref>https://uma-furusato.com/winner_info/36884.html</ref>
			* She loved to sunbathe, and would refuse to go back to her stall when she wanted to bask in the sun.<ref>https://x.com/keiba_info_club/status/1921339736230166959</ref>
			* The Oka Sho she ran in was notable for how the large majority of runners had Sunday Silence in their pedigree, with only four runners not having him in their pedigrees.
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references group="Note" />		<references group="Note" />

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	===4-Year Old Season (2006) ===		=== 4-Year Old Season (2006) ===
	At the start of her 4-year old season, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes in April 8. She ~~would~~ eventually ~~win~~ against an old rival, [[IRL:Air Messiah\|Air Messiah]]. This marked her first win, 11 months since NHK Mile Cup.		At the start of her 4-year old season, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered the Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16th, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes in April 8. She eventually won against an old rival, [[IRL:Air Messiah\|Air Messiah]]. This marked her first win, 11 months since the NHK Mile Cup.

	====Final Race and Sudden Death====		====Final Race and Sudden Death====
	On May 14, she entered the Victoria Mile, but her luck ran out of her quickly as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. As she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm, in August 18, 2006, she suffered an acute heart failure that led to an early death, aged 4.		On May 14th, she entered the Victoria Mile, but her luck ran out of her quickly as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. As she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm, in August 18th, 2006, she suffered an acute heart failure that led to an early death, aged 4.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Manikin at 17:26, 24 May 2026

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	\| image_main = Rhein Kraft IRL.jpg		\| image_main = Rhein Kraft IRL.jpg
	\| image_silk = Rheinsilks.png		\| image_silk = Rheinsilks.png
	\| races = Oka Sho (2005)<br>NHK Mile Cup (2005)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races = Fillies' Revue (2005)<br>Oka Sho (2005)<br>NHK Mile Cup (2005)<br>Hanshin Himba Stakes (2006)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
	Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". As a 2 year old, she ~~would be~~ given the name "Kraft".		Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". As a 2 year old, she was given the name "Kraft".

	== Racing career ==		== Racing career ==
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	At the start of her 4-year old season, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes in April 8. She would eventually win against an old rival, [[IRL:Air Messiah\|Air Messiah]]. This marked her first win, 11 months since NHK Mile Cup.		At the start of her 4-year old season, Rhein Kraft returned to sprint races and entered Takamatsunomiya Kinen on March 16, placing 2nd out of 18 racers. She then entered that year's Hanshin Himba Stakes in April 8. She would eventually win against an old rival, [[IRL:Air Messiah\|Air Messiah]]. This marked her first win, 11 months since NHK Mile Cup.

	===Final Race and Sudden Death===		====Final Race and Sudden Death====
	On May 14, ~~She~~ entered the Victoria Mile, but luck ~~would~~ ran out of her ~~quick~~ as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. As she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm, in August 18, 2006, she ~~would suffer~~ an acute heart failure that ~~lead~~ to an early death, aged 4.		On May 14, she entered the Victoria Mile, but her luck ran out of her quickly as she placed 9th place behind Dance in the Mood. As she trained at the Northern Farm Airport Farm, in August 18, 2006, she suffered an acute heart failure that led to an early death, aged 4.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that ~~would win~~ both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside [[wikipedia:King_Kamehameha_(horse)\|King Kamehameha]] and [[wikipedia:Deep_Sky_(horse)\|Deep Sky]]. She ~~would~~ tragically ~~pass~~ away over the summer of her 4 year old season.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that won both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside [[wikipedia:King_Kamehameha_(horse)\|King Kamehameha]] and [[wikipedia:Deep_Sky_(horse)\|Deep Sky]]. She tragically passed away over the summer of her 4 year old season.
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	* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Maternal Grandfather		* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Maternal Grandfather

	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great Grandfather		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great Grandfather

Honodera: added wikipedia links to king kamehameha and deep sky

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added wikipedia links to king kamehameha and deep sky

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that would win both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside King Kamehameha and Deep Sky. She would tragically pass away over the summer of her 4 year old season.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that would win both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside [[wikipedia:King_Kamehameha_(horse)\|King Kamehameha]] and [[wikipedia:Deep_Sky_(horse)\|Deep Sky]]. She would tragically pass away over the summer of her 4 year old season.
	[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->		[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->

Lovesonlyme: /* Pedigree */

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Pedigree

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	\|4th gen sire 8=Hitting Away (USA)		\|4th gen sire 8=Hitting Away (USA)
	\|4th gen dam8=Fancimine (USA)		\|4th gen dam8=Fancimine (USA)
	\|family=F9-f}}		\|family= 9-f}}

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

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Page clean up

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that would win both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside King Kamehameha and Deep Sky. She would tragically pass away over the summer of her 4 year old season.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2004 to 2006. A promising filly that would win both the Oka Sho and NHK Mile Cup back to back, being one of the only three unconventional Double Crown<ref group="Note">変則二冠 (''hensoku nikan''). Unconventional Double Crown winners are horses who won a race part of the Classic Triple Crown and the NHK Mile. If they are a mare, the Triple Tiara is also part of the equation alongside the Classic Triple Crown and NHK Mile. One of the most famously known unconventional crown winners was Kurifuji, who was the only unconventional Triple Crown winner (変則三冠 (''hensoku sankan'')) in Japanese racehorse history while being undefeated in the process, having won the Japanese Derby, Japanese Oaks and the Kikuka Sho in 1943.</ref> winners alongside King Kamehameha and Deep Sky. She would tragically pass away over the summer of her 4 year old season.
	[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->		[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
	Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". as 2 year old she would be given the name "Kraft".		Owner Shigemasa Osawa uses the crown name "Rhein". As a 2 year old, she would be given the name "Kraft".

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

YesterdayBearsLuck: →Romaji

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→Romaji

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	{{Infobox Real Life		{{Infobox Real Life
	\|irl_name={{PAGENAME}}		\| irl_name = {{PAGENAME}}
	\|name_jp=ラインクラフト		\| name_jp = ラインクラフト
	\|caption=Rhein Kraft at the 2005 Oka Sho		\| caption = Rhein Kraft at the 2005 Oka Sho
	\|name_ro= ~~Rhein Kraft~~		\| name_ro = Rain Kurafuto
	\|dob=2002-04-04		\| dob = 2002-04-04
	\|dod=2006-08-19		\| dod = 2006-08-19
	\|sire=End Sweep		\| sire = End Sweep
	\|dam=Must Be Loved		\| dam = Must Be Loved
	\|sex=Mare		\| sex = Mare
	\|color=Bay		\| color = Bay
	\|trainer=Tsutomo Setoguchi		\| trainer = Tsutomo Setoguchi
	\|record= 13: 6-3-2		\| record = 13: 6-3-2
	\|earnings=505,630,000 JPY		\| earnings = 505,630,000 JPY
	\|image_main= Rhein Kraft IRL.jpg		\| image_main = Rhein Kraft IRL.jpg
	\|image_silk=Rheinsilks.png		\| image_silk = Rheinsilks.png
	\|races=Oka Sho (2005)<br>NHK Mile Cup (2005)		\| races = Oka Sho (2005)<br>NHK Mile Cup (2005)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
	\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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	{{IRL_Horse_Quote		{{IRL_Horse_Quote

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	=== Relatives ===		=== Relatives ===

			* [[IRL:Sunday Silence\|Sunday Silence]] - Maternal Grandfather

	* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great Grandfather		* [[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste]] - Great Grandfather