IRL:Rulership - Revision history

Suirob2005 at 18:24, 4 June 2026

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Japanese racehorse active from 2009 to 2012. He's best known for his habit of late starting, and is said to have passed it down to his son, [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]].		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Japanese racehorse active from 2009 to 2012. He's best known for his habit of late starting, and is said to have passed it down to his son, [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]]. He also won the Hong Kong Queen Elizabeth II Cup in 2012.
	~~[[Category:Incomplete Horse Page]] <!--Remove this when all information is filled out!-->~~

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

Meisho Wok Hei: Removed the extra recorded number for Race Record

2026-04-22T19:13:27Z

Removed the extra recorded number for Race Record

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	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
	\| trainer = Katsuhiko Sumii		\| trainer = Katsuhiko Sumii
	\| record = 20: 8-2-4-6		\| record = 20: 8-2-4
	\| earnings = 549,760,000 JPY		\| earnings = 549,760,000 JPY
	\| image_main = IRL_Rulership.jpg		\| image_main = IRL_Rulership.jpg
	\| image_silk = Sundayracingsilks.png		\| image_silk = Sundayracingsilks.png
	\| races =Naruo Kinen (2010)<br>Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2011)<br>Kinko Sho (2011)<br>American Jockey Club Cup (2012)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Hong Kong) (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races = Naruo Kinen (2010)<br>Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2011)<br>Kinko Sho (2011)<br>American Jockey Club Cup (2012)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Hong Kong) (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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Manikin at 13:29, 15 April 2026

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	\| races =Naruo Kinen (2010)<br>Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2011)<br>Kinko Sho (2011)<br>American Jockey Club Cup (2012)<br>Queen Elizabeth Cup (Hong Kong) (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races =Naruo Kinen (2010)<br>Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2011)<br>Kinko Sho (2011)<br>American Jockey Club Cup (2012)<br>Queen Elizabeth II Cup (Hong Kong) (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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YesterdayBearsLuck at 08:08, 15 April 2026

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	**** [[IRL:Duramente\|Duramente]] - Nephew		**** [[IRL:Duramente\|Duramente]] - Nephew
	* [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]] - Son		* [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]] - Son



	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==
	{{Race History}}		{{Race History}}

Manikin: Stellenbosch won the Oka Sho in 2024, not 2025, that's Embroidery

2026-04-13T23:07:33Z

Stellenbosch won the Oka Sho in 2024, not 2025, that's Embroidery

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	\| races = Queen Elizabeth Cup (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races =Naruo Kinen (2010)<br>Nikkei Shinshun Hai (2011)<br>Kinko Sho (2011)<br>American Jockey Club Cup (2012)<br>Queen Elizabeth Cup (Hong Kong) (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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	Due to Iwata jockeying [[IRL:Victoire Pisa\|Victoire Pisa]] at the Japanese Derby, Hirofumi Shii was Rulership's jockey instead. Though he ran in a good position, he was cut off by Gestalt, and he lost momentum at the stretch. Placing 5th, and losing to [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]], he took a break until the fall. Making his return in the Naruo Kinen (G3) on December 4th, where Iwata rode him for the final time. Gaining momentum, he won the race by half a length. His final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where Christophe Lemaire was his jockey. He lost the race to Victoire Pisa, and placed 6th.		Due to Iwata jockeying [[IRL:Victoire Pisa\|Victoire Pisa]] at the Japanese Derby, Hirofumi Shii was Rulership's jockey instead. Though he ran in a good position, he was cut off by Gestalt, and he lost momentum at the stretch. Placing 5th, and losing to [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]], he took a break until the fall. Making his return in the Naruo Kinen (G3) on December 4th, where Iwata rode him for the final time. Gaining momentum, he won the race by half a length. His final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where Christophe Lemaire was his jockey. He lost the race to Victoire Pisa, and placed 6th.

	=== Four-year-old season (2011) ===		=== Four-year-old season (2011) ===

	Though it was planned to have him enter the American Jockey Club Cup (G2), it was instead decided to have him enter the Nikkei Shinshun Hai (G2) on January 16th. With Umberto Rispoli as his jockey, Rulership took the lead at the final straight and won the race by two lengths. After that, he was set to travel overseas to compete in the Dubai Sheema Classic on March 26th. Despite having a good start with Christophe Soumillon as his jockey, he lost momentum and placed 6th.		Though it was planned to have him enter the American Jockey Club Cup (G2), it was instead decided to have him enter the Nikkei Shinshun Hai (G2) on January 16th. With Umberto Rispoli as his jockey, Rulership took the lead at the final straight and won the race by two lengths. After that, he was set to travel overseas to compete in the Dubai Sheema Classic on March 26th. Despite having a good start with Christophe Soumillon as his jockey, he lost momentum and placed 6th.

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	Due to hoof issues, plans to have him compete in the Tenno Sho (Autumn) were scrapped<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2011/10/19/articles/K20111019001846090.html</ref>. Instead, Rulership challenged the Arima Kinen for the second time on December 25th, with Ioritz Mendizabal as his jockey. Despite a fourth place finish, he clocked a fast time of 33.2 seconds within the final 600 meters<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-213168.html</ref>.		Due to hoof issues, plans to have him compete in the Tenno Sho (Autumn) were scrapped<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2011/10/19/articles/K20111019001846090.html</ref>. Instead, Rulership challenged the Arima Kinen for the second time on December 25th, with Ioritz Mendizabal as his jockey. Despite a fourth place finish, he clocked a fast time of 33.2 seconds within the final 600 meters<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-213168.html</ref>.

	=== Five-year-old season (2012) ===		=== Five-year-old season (2012) ===

	Rulership entered the American Jockey Club Cup on January 22nd, with Fukunaga returning as his jockey. After winning by three lengths, he entered the Nikkei Sho (G2) on March 24th, where he placed 3rd and lost to Neko Punch. On April 29th, Rulership tackled the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Hong Kong. Running within the pack, he accelerated in the stretch and won by three lengths, earning his first and only G1 victory.		Rulership entered the American Jockey Club Cup on January 22nd, with Fukunaga returning as his jockey. After winning by three lengths, he entered the Nikkei Sho (G2) on March 24th, where he placed 3rd and lost to Neko Punch. On April 29th, Rulership tackled the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Hong Kong. Running within the pack, he accelerated in the stretch and won by three lengths, earning his first and only G1 victory.

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	His final race was the Arima Kinen on December 23rd. Despite taking numerous measures to prevent Rulership from starting late, Rulership stood up in the gate and was ten lengths behind the rest of the horses<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/24/articles/K20121224004838870.html</ref>. Though he did not catch up to [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]], his stamina caught him up and he placed 3rd. It was then announced on December 26th that Rulership would retire to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/26/articles/K20121226004854890.html</ref>.		His final race was the Arima Kinen on December 23rd. Despite taking numerous measures to prevent Rulership from starting late, Rulership stood up in the gate and was ten lengths behind the rest of the horses<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/24/articles/K20121224004838870.html</ref>. Though he did not catch up to [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]], his stamina caught him up and he placed 3rd. It was then announced on December 26th that Rulership would retire to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/26/articles/K20121226004854890.html</ref>.
	~~===Retirement===~~

			==Retirement and Breeding Career==
	Rulership retired to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm. He has sired numerous G1 winners, such as [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]], who won the Kikuka Sho in 2017. His son, Mer de Glace, won the Caulfield Cup in 2019. His son Dolce More won the Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes in 2022, and his son Soul Rush not only won the Mile Championship in 2024, he also beat Romantic Warrior in the 2025 Dubai Turf. In 2025, his son Redentor won the Tenno Sho (Spring).		Rulership retired to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm. He has sired numerous G1 winners, such as [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]], who won the Kikuka Sho in 2017. His son, Mer de Glace, won the Caulfield Cup in 2019. His son Dolce More won the Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes in 2022, and his son Soul Rush not only won the Mile Championship in 2024, he also beat Romantic Warrior in the 2025 Dubai Turf. In 2025, his son Redentor won the Tenno Sho (Spring).

	Rulership also has mild success as a broodmare sire, with his granddaughter Stellenbosch winning the Oka Sho in ~~2025~~.		Rulership also has mild success as a broodmare sire, with his granddaughter Stellenbosch winning the Oka Sho in 2024.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

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

2026-04-13T21:08:07Z

Racing career: Added to Rura career

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

	=== ~~Subheader~~ ===		=== Two-year-old season (2009) ===
			Rulership made his debut on December 27th in a 2,000-meter turf race on Hanshin Racecourse. As the overwhelming favorite, he won the race by three lengths<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-177940.html</ref>. This was his only race in the year. Though he was set to debut earlier in the year, an injury in his right hind leg delayed his debut.

			=== Three-year-old season (2010) ===
			Rulership competed in the open-class Wakagoma Stakes on January 23rd, where he fought hard in the stretch and placed second to Hiruno d'Amour. Despite initial plans to have him compete in the Saintpaulia Sho, he contracted a fever that prevented him from entering. Plans to have him challenge the Sumire Stakes were also cancelled due to him contracting phlegmon.

	==~~= Subheader ===~~		On March 7th, he entered the open-class Armeria Sho. Despite losing his balance during the race due to Tamura Sky's interference, he won the race by half a length. His first graded race was the Mainichi Hai (G3) on March 27th, where he entered as the overwhelming favorite. However, not only did he suffer a late start, The Taiki began to break down right by him, and Rulership could only manage to place 5th<ref>https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=news_view&no=44954</ref>. Because of this loss, he was unable to compete in the Satsuki Sho.

			After a break, Rulership entered the open-class Principal Stakes on May 8th. Because Yasunari Iwata, his usual jockey, was going to ride Admire Tenku at the Kyoto Shimbun Hai (G3), he was temporarily replaced by Norihiro Yokoyama. Winning by four lengths, he gained priority entry to the Japanese Derby on May 30th.

			Due to Iwata jockeying [[IRL:Victoire Pisa\|Victoire Pisa]] at the Japanese Derby, Hirofumi Shii was Rulership's jockey instead. Though he ran in a good position, he was cut off by Gestalt, and he lost momentum at the stretch. Placing 5th, and losing to [[IRL:Eishin Flash\|Eishin Flash]], he took a break until the fall. Making his return in the Naruo Kinen (G3) on December 4th, where Iwata rode him for the final time. Gaining momentum, he won the race by half a length. His final race of the year was the Arima Kinen, where Christophe Lemaire was his jockey. He lost the race to Victoire Pisa, and placed 6th.
			=== Four-year-old season (2011) ===

			Though it was planned to have him enter the American Jockey Club Cup (G2), it was instead decided to have him enter the Nikkei Shinshun Hai (G2) on January 16th. With Umberto Rispoli as his jockey, Rulership took the lead at the final straight and won the race by two lengths. After that, he was set to travel overseas to compete in the Dubai Sheema Classic on March 26th. Despite having a good start with Christophe Soumillon as his jockey, he lost momentum and placed 6th.

			After returning to Japan, Rulership entered the Kinko Sho (G2) on May 28th, with Yuichi Fukunaga being his jockey. Despite a late start, he gradually accelerated at the final straight, and won the race. On June 26th, Yokoyama returned to ride Rulership in the Takarazuka Kinen. Though he ran in a good position, he could not catch up to Earnestly who was escaping and placed 5th.

			Due to hoof issues, plans to have him compete in the Tenno Sho (Autumn) were scrapped<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2011/10/19/articles/K20111019001846090.html</ref>. Instead, Rulership challenged the Arima Kinen for the second time on December 25th, with Ioritz Mendizabal as his jockey. Despite a fourth place finish, he clocked a fast time of 33.2 seconds within the final 600 meters<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-213168.html</ref>.
			=== Five-year-old season (2012) ===

			Rulership entered the American Jockey Club Cup on January 22nd, with Fukunaga returning as his jockey. After winning by three lengths, he entered the Nikkei Sho (G2) on March 24th, where he placed 3rd and lost to Neko Punch. On April 29th, Rulership tackled the Queen Elizabeth II Cup in Hong Kong. Running within the pack, he accelerated in the stretch and won by three lengths, earning his first and only G1 victory.

			However, Rulership then went through a string of losses after his win. On June 24th, he competed in the Takarazuka Kinen, where he lost and placed 2nd to [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. He also went on to place 3rd in three consecutive races, two of which he suffered a late start in. Despite a late start at the Tenno Sho (Autumn) on October 28th, he fought hard in the final straight and placed 3rd to Eishin Flash. While he had a good position in the Japan Cup on November 25th, he was three lengths behind [[IRL:Gentildonna\|Gentildonna]] and Orfevre and placed 3rd.

			His final race was the Arima Kinen on December 23rd. Despite taking numerous measures to prevent Rulership from starting late, Rulership stood up in the gate and was ten lengths behind the rest of the horses<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/24/articles/K20121224004838870.html</ref>. Though he did not catch up to [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]], his stamina caught him up and he placed 3rd. It was then announced on December 26th that Rulership would retire to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm<ref>https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2012/12/26/articles/K20121226004854890.html</ref>.
	===Retirement===		===Retirement===

			Rulership retired to perform stud duty at Shadai Stallion Farm. He has sired numerous G1 winners, such as [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]], who won the Kikuka Sho in 2017. His son, Mer de Glace, won the Caulfield Cup in 2019. His son Dolce More won the Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes in 2022, and his son Soul Rush not only won the Mile Championship in 2024, he also beat Romantic Warrior in the 2025 Dubai Turf. In 2025, his son Redentor won the Tenno Sho (Spring).

			Rulership also has mild success as a broodmare sire, with his granddaughter Stellenbosch winning the Oka Sho in 2025.
	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Kalgriphy: added real horse image

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added real horse image

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	\| record = 20: 8-2-4-6		\| record = 20: 8-2-4-6
	\| earnings = 549,760,000 JPY		\| earnings = 549,760,000 JPY
	\| image_main = ~~Work in Progress~~.~~png~~		\| image_main = IRL_Rulership.jpg
	\| image_silk = Sundayracingsilks.png		\| image_silk = Sundayracingsilks.png
	\| races = Queen Elizabeth Cup (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races = Queen Elizabeth Cup (2012)\|float: right; margin: 10px;

QneThe: /* Name Origin */

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Name Origin

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Japanese racehorse active from 2009 to 2012.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Japanese racehorse active from 2009 to 2012. He's best known for his habit of late starting, and is said to have passed it down to his son, [[IRL:Kiseki\|Kiseki]].
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	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==

			Means "the authority to rule, the ruler"<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/JRADB/accessU.html?CNAME=pw01dud002007103143/53</ref>. Likely inspired by his sire's name, "King" Kamehameha.
	== Racing career ==		== Racing career ==

Randomuser: /* Pedigree */ Added information

2026-02-22T21:09:11Z

Pedigree: Added information

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	==Pedigree==		==Pedigree==
	{{Pedigree		{{Pedigree
	\|name= {{PAGENAME}}		\|name= {{PAGENAME}} (JPN)
	\|sire=King Kamehameha		\|sire=King Kamehameha (JPN)
	\|grand sire=Kingmambo (USA)		\|grand sire=Kingmambo (USA)
	\|3rd gen sire 1=Mr. Prospector		\|3rd gen sire 1=Mr. Prospector (USA)
	\|4th gen sire 1=Raise a Native		\|4th gen sire 1=Raise a Native (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 1=Gold Digger		\|4th gen dam 1=Gold Digger (USA)
	\|3rd gen dam 1=Miesque		\|3rd gen dam 1=Miesque (USA)
	\|4th gen sire 2=Nureyev		\|4th gen sire 2=Nureyev (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 2=Pasadoble		\|4th gen dam 2=Pasadoble (USA)
	\|sire dam=Manfath (IRE)		\|sire dam=Manfath (IRE)
	\|3rd gen sire 2=Last Tycoon (IRE)		\|3rd gen sire 2=Last Tycoon (IRE)
	\|4th gen sire 3=Try My Best		\|4th gen sire 3=Try My Best (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 3=Mill Princess		\|4th gen dam 3=Mill Princess (IRE)
	\|3rd gen dam 2=Pilot Bird		\|3rd gen dam 2=Pilot Bird (GB)
	\|4th gen sire 4=Blakeney		\|4th gen sire 4=Blakeney (GB)
	\|4th gen dam 4=The Dancer		\|4th gen dam 4=The Dancer (FR)
	\|dam=[[IRL:Air Groove\|Air Groove]]		\|dam=[[IRL:Air Groove\|Air Groove (JPN)]]
	\|dam sire=[[IRL:Tony Bin\|Tony Bin]] (IRE)		\|dam sire=[[IRL:Tony Bin\|Tony Bin (IRE)]]
	\|3rd gen sire 3=Kampala (GB)		\|3rd gen sire 3=Kampala (GB)
	\|4th gen sire 5=Kalamoun (GB)		\|4th gen sire 5=Kalamoun (GB)
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	\|4th gen sire 8= Guersant (FR)		\|4th gen sire 8= Guersant (FR)
	\|4th gen dam8= Peroxide (GB)		\|4th gen dam8= Peroxide (GB)
	\|family=}}		\|family= 8-f}}


	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

YesterdayBearsLuck: →Pedigree

2026-02-22T16:46:47Z

→Pedigree

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	\|4th gen dam 6=Priddy Fair (GB)		\|4th gen dam 6=Priddy Fair (GB)
	\|grand dam=Dyna Carle (JPN)		\|grand dam=Dyna Carle (JPN)
	\|3rd gen sire 4=Northern Taste (CAN)		\|3rd gen sire 4=[[IRL:Northern Taste\|Northern Taste (CAN)]]
	\|4th gen sire 7=Northern Dancer (CAN)		\|4th gen sire 7=Northern Dancer (CAN)
	\|4th gen dam 7=Lady Victoria (CAN)		\|4th gen dam 7=Lady Victoria (CAN)