IRL:Sweep Tosho - Revision history

Honodera: /* Trivia */ since the full quote of Ikezoe not wanting Sweepy as his gf is already on top, this trivia is quite redundant now

2026-07-26T10:39:19Z

Trivia: since the full quote of Ikezoe not wanting Sweepy as his gf is already on top, this trivia is quite redundant now

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>
	* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.		* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.
	* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1989 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Heisei.		* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1989 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Heisei.

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	Tosho Farm was focused on reviving the dam-line of Social Butterfly, but to no avail. There were also hopes for Sister Tosho to have notable offspring, but none of her foals had any major victories. The new manager of Tosho Farm, Yoshio Shimura, began to reform the ranch, and imported foreign mares for the sake of finding a line that could surpass the lines of Social Butterfly and Tosho Boy.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005-9-54-24</ref>		Tosho Farm was focused on reviving the dam-line of Social Butterfly, but to no avail. There were also hopes for Sister Tosho to have notable offspring, but none of her foals had any major victories. The new manager of Tosho Farm, Yoshio Shimura, began to reform the ranch, and imported foreign mares for the sake of finding a line that could surpass the lines of Social Butterfly and Tosho Boy.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005-9-54-24</ref>

	In 1993, Tabatha Tosho was born from her dam, Samantha Tosho, and her sire, [[IRL:Dancing Brave\|Dancing ~~Brace~~]]. After six races, she retired and became a broodmare at Watanabe Stables.<ref>https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000266567/</ref> By 2000, foreign stallions, specifically End Sweep, were transported to Japan for stud duty. Tabatho Tosho was bred to End Sweep, and on May 9th, 2001, she gave birth to Sweep Tosho.		In 1993, Tabatha Tosho was born from her dam, Samantha Tosho, and her sire, [[IRL:Dancing Brave\|Dancing Brave]]. After six races, she retired and became a broodmare at Watanabe Stables.<ref>https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000266567/</ref> By 2000, foreign stallions, specifically End Sweep, were transported to Japan for stud duty. Tabatho Tosho was bred to End Sweep, and on May 9th, 2001, she gave birth to Sweep Tosho.

	As a foal, there were high expectations for Sweep Tosho, and they saw a lot of potential in her as a racer. However, Sweep Tosho had a poor temperament, and heavily disliked running and leaving her stable for training.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2008-2-174-38</ref>		As a foal, there were high expectations for Sweep Tosho, and they saw a lot of potential in her as a racer. However, Sweep Tosho had a poor temperament, and heavily disliked running and leaving her stable for training.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2008-2-174-38</ref>
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	* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>		* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>
	* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.		* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.
	* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since ~~1899~~ that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Heisei.		* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1989 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Heisei.
	** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.		** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.
	*Sweep Tosho preferred to eat carrots as a snack.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%BC%E3%83%97%E3%83%88%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6#cite_note-%E5%84%AA%E9%A7%BF-2005%E2%80%909-37-89 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005‐9-37-89]</ref>		*Sweep Tosho preferred to eat carrots as a snack.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%BC%E3%83%97%E3%83%88%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6#cite_note-%E5%84%AA%E9%A7%BF-2005%E2%80%909-37-89 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005‐9-37-89]</ref>

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Racing career: Added Background on Sweep

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	(ommision)<br>It was hard to make her get into the gate.<br>But once she started running, she really got tame and easy to be ridden.<br>She had good strides. I felt very exhilarated when I run with her.		(ommision)<br>It was hard to make her get into the gate.<br>But once she started running, she really got tame and easy to be ridden.<br>She had good strides. I felt very exhilarated when I run with her.
	\|ref= ― Unruly Horse Encyclopedia, by Kenichi Ikezoe, main jockey<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE 【クセ馬図鑑 vol.2】スイープトウショウ「ワガママすぎる。彼女は嫌ですね」でも意外な一面も!? 池添騎手が振り回され続けた日々を振り返る]</ref>}}		\|ref= ― Unruly Horse Encyclopedia, by Kenichi Ikezoe, main jockey<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE 【クセ馬図鑑 vol.2】スイープトウショウ「ワガママすぎる。彼女は嫌ですね」でも意外な一面も!? 池添騎手が振り回され続けた日々を振り返る]</ref>}}
	'''Sweep Tosho''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2003 to 2007. In 2005, she became the first mare to win the Takarazuka Kinen in 39 years since Eight Crown last did in 1966. She was ~~the~~ one of the first mares to succeed in major G1 races against stallions after an era of stallion dominance.		'''Sweep Tosho''' was a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2003 to 2007. In 2005, she became the first mare to win the Takarazuka Kinen in 39 years since Eight Crown last did in 1966. She was one of the first mares to succeed in major G1 races against stallions after an era of stallion dominance.

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
	Tosho is the crown name of Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd., and Sweep references her sire's name, End Sweep.		Tosho is the crown name of Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd., and Sweep references her sire's name, End Sweep.

			== Background ==
			Before Sweep Tosho's birth, Tosho Farm, owned by Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd., had been in a slump period. The success of their sires, Social Butterfly and Tosho Boy, began to dwindle.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2010-7-155-18</ref> Though Tosho Boy sired the 1983 Triple Crown winner [[IRL:Mr. C.B.\|Mr. C.B.]], the stable's successful horses continued to be sired by other horses other than him until 1991, when his daughter Sister Tosho won the Oka Sho.

			Tosho Farm was focused on reviving the dam-line of Social Butterfly, but to no avail. There were also hopes for Sister Tosho to have notable offspring, but none of her foals had any major victories. The new manager of Tosho Farm, Yoshio Shimura, began to reform the ranch, and imported foreign mares for the sake of finding a line that could surpass the lines of Social Butterfly and Tosho Boy.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005-9-54-24</ref>

			In 1993, Tabatha Tosho was born from her dam, Samantha Tosho, and her sire, [[IRL:Dancing Brave\|Dancing Brace]]. After six races, she retired and became a broodmare at Watanabe Stables.<ref>https://www.jbis.or.jp/horse/0000266567/</ref> By 2000, foreign stallions, specifically End Sweep, were transported to Japan for stud duty. Tabatho Tosho was bred to End Sweep, and on May 9th, 2001, she gave birth to Sweep Tosho.

			As a foal, there were high expectations for Sweep Tosho, and they saw a lot of potential in her as a racer. However, Sweep Tosho had a poor temperament, and heavily disliked running and leaving her stable for training.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2008-2-174-38</ref>

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

	=== Two-year old season (2003) ===		=== Two-year old season (2003) ===
	Sweep Tosho made her debut on October 18th, 2003, in a 1,400 meter turf race on Kyoto Racecourse. She won the race by surging through and chasing the horses from behind, winning by three lengths.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_ref-優駿-2010-7-155_18-0</ref> After this, she won the 1,400 meter Fantasy Stakes (G3) on November 9th in a similar fashion on the same racecourse, beating the favorite Royal Selangor by a quarter of a length.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGAkKyVsCWg</ref>		Sweep Tosho made her debut on October 18th, 2003, in a 1,400-meter turf race on Kyoto Racecourse. She won the race by surging through and chasing the horses from behind, winning by three lengths.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_ref-優駿-2010-7-155_18-0</ref> After this, she won the 1,400-meter Fantasy Stakes (G3) on November 9th in a similar fashion on the same racecourse, beating the favorite Royal Selangor by a quarter of a length.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGAkKyVsCWg</ref>

	After this, on December 7th, she participated in her first G1 race, the 1,600 meter Hanshin Juvenile Fillies. Though she was the favorite in the race, she placed 5th and ~~lose~~ to Yamanin Sucre. She tried to chase in the final corner, but she found her path blocked.		After this, on December 7th, she participated in her first G1 race, the 1,600-meter Hanshin Juvenile Fillies. Though she was the favorite in the race, she placed 5th and lost to Yamanin Sucre. She tried to chase in the final corner, but she found her path blocked.

	=== Three-year old season (2004) ===		=== Three-year old season (2004) ===
	On January 18th, 2004, Sweep Tosho returned to Kyoto and won the open race Kobai Stakes, making it her third win and her last race with her jockey Koichi Tsunoda. As Sweep Tosho was transferred from Watanabe Stable to Tsurudome Stable, her new permanent jockey was Kenichi Ikezoe.<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-122474.html</ref> Sweep Tosho entered the 1,600 meter Tulip Sho (G3) on March 6th at Hanshin Racecourse, where she stalled and refused to enter the starting gate.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2004-4-25-58</ref> However, she won this race, which qualified her for the Oka Sho, a G1 classic race for three-year-old fillies. On April 11th, she entered the Oka Sho, once again stalling and delaying the race due to not entering the gate.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2010-7-157-60</ref> Though she chased from behind, she placed 5th, losing to Dance in the Mood. She then competed in the Japanese Oaks, where she would be defeated and place 2nd place to Daiwa el Cielo. After this, she took a rest over the summer at Tosho Farm, and return to place 3rd in the Rose Stakes (G2) on September 19th, granting her entry into the Shuka Sho.		On January 18th, 2004, Sweep Tosho returned to Kyoto Racecourse and won the open race Kobai Stakes, making it her third win and her last race with her jockey Koichi Tsunoda. As Sweep Tosho was transferred from Watanabe Stable to Tsurudome Stable, her new permanent jockey was Kenichi Ikezoe.<ref>https://www.radionikkei.jp/keiba_article/news/entry-122474.html</ref> Sweep Tosho entered the 1,600 meter Tulip Sho (G3) on March 6th at Hanshin Racecourse, where she stalled and refused to enter the starting gate.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2004-4-25-58</ref> However, she won this race, which qualified her for the Oka Sho, a G1 classic race for three-year-old fillies. On April 11th, she entered the Oka Sho, once again stalling and delaying the race due to not entering the gate.<ref>https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2010-7-157-60</ref> Though she chased from behind, she placed 5th, losing to Dance in the Mood. She then competed in the Japanese Oaks, where she would be defeated and place 2nd place to Daiwa el Cielo. After this, she took a rest over the summer at Tosho Farm, and return to place 3rd in the Rose Stakes (G2) on September 19th, granting her entry into the Shuka Sho.

	On October 17th, she competed in the Shuka Sho, the final leg of the Triple Tiara. Once again, she delayed the race and refused to enter the starting gate, to the point where she needed to be blindfolded so that she'd enter. Once the race began, Sweep Tosho would race from the back, only for her to surge past the other horses and win the race, making this her first G1 victory.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dsLKvzDGw4</ref> This also marked the first G1 victory for Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd. in thirteen years since Sister Tosho's win in the Oka Sho on April 7th, 1991.		On October 17th, she competed in the Shuka Sho, the final leg of the Triple Tiara. Once again, she delayed the race and refused to enter the starting gate, to the point where she needed to be blindfolded so that she'd enter. Once the race began, Sweep Tosho would race from the back, only for her to surge past the other horses and win the race, making this her first G1 victory.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dsLKvzDGw4</ref> This also marked the first G1 victory for Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd. in thirteen years since Sister Tosho's win in the Oka Sho on April 7th, 1991.

AZYRAF: /* Retirement and Death */

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Retirement and Death

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	Sweep Tosho returned on April 14th, 2007 at Hanshin Racecourse, where she placed second in the Yomiuri Milers Cup (G2). She then placed 9th in the Victoria Mile on May 13th. While she was originally set to compete in the Takarazuka Kinen again, on the morning of June 17th, a week before the race, Sweep Tosho rampaged at her stable before training and bruised her right hind leg.<ref>https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/42154</ref> Due to this, she missed out and aimed for the Kyoto Daishoten next on October 7th, only to drop out of the race due to difficulty.<ref>https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/42912</ref> She returned to the Swan Stakes on October 27th and placed fourth. In her final race, she ran in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the fourth time, but she lost to [[IRL:Daiwa Scarlet\|Daiwa Scarlet]] and placed third. On November 23rd, 2007, she was deregistered from the Japan Racing Association.		Sweep Tosho returned on April 14th, 2007 at Hanshin Racecourse, where she placed second in the Yomiuri Milers Cup (G2). She then placed 9th in the Victoria Mile on May 13th. While she was originally set to compete in the Takarazuka Kinen again, on the morning of June 17th, a week before the race, Sweep Tosho rampaged at her stable before training and bruised her right hind leg.<ref>https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/42154</ref> Due to this, she missed out and aimed for the Kyoto Daishoten next on October 7th, only to drop out of the race due to difficulty.<ref>https://p.keibabook.co.jp/news/detail/42912</ref> She returned to the Swan Stakes on October 27th and placed fourth. In her final race, she ran in the Queen Elizabeth II Cup for the fourth time, but she lost to [[IRL:Daiwa Scarlet\|Daiwa Scarlet]] and placed third. On November 23rd, 2007, she was deregistered from the Japan Racing Association.

	== Retirement ~~and~~ Death ==		== Retirement, Breeding Career & Death ==
	After retirement, Sweep Tosho became a broodmare at her birthplace - Tosho Farm. Her first child, born in 2009, was Jewel Tosho, sired by [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]].		After retirement, Sweep Tosho became a broodmare at her birthplace - Tosho Farm. Her first child, born in 2009, was Jewel Tosho, sired by [[IRL:Agnes Tachyon\|Agnes Tachyon]].

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	\| damsire = Dancing Brave		\| damsire = [[IRL:Dancing Brave\|Dancing Brave]]
	\| sex = Mare		\| sex = Mare
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Suirob2005: Adding damsire

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			\| damsire = Dancing Brave
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Honodera: /* Trivia */ 2012 was Heisei not Showa

2026-07-14T09:11:04Z

Trivia: 2012 was Heisei not Showa

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	* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>		* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>
	* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.		* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.
	* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in ~~Showa~~.		* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Heisei.
	** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.		** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.
	*Sweep Tosho preferred to eat carrots as a snack.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%BC%E3%83%97%E3%83%88%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6#cite_note-%E5%84%AA%E9%A7%BF-2005%E2%80%909-37-89 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005‐9-37-89]</ref>		*Sweep Tosho preferred to eat carrots as a snack.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%BC%E3%83%97%E3%83%88%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6#cite_note-%E5%84%AA%E9%A7%BF-2005%E2%80%909-37-89 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005‐9-37-89]</ref>

Suirob2005: Adding owners to irl horse pages

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	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
			\| owner = Tosho Sangyo Co., Ltd.
	\| trainer = Akio Tsurudome		\| trainer = Akio Tsurudome
	\| record = 24: 8-4-2		\| record = 24: 8-4-2

Suirob2005: /* Trivia */

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Trivia

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	* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Showa.		* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Showa.
	** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.		** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.
			*Sweep Tosho preferred to eat carrots as a snack.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%BC%E3%83%97%E3%83%88%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A7%E3%82%A6#cite_note-%E5%84%AA%E9%A7%BF-2005%E2%80%909-37-89 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/スイープトウショウ#cite_note-優駿-2005‐9-37-89]</ref>

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	* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>		* Her jockey, Kenichi Ikezoe, was once asked if he would want Sweep Tosho to be his girlfriend in an interview. He expressed reluctance on the idea, as he thought she was troublesome.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfbJ_B-laQE</ref>
	* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.		* In 2015, Sweep Tosho gave birth to a foal sired by [[IRL:Orfevre\|Orfevre]]. However, the foal never received a name and remained "Sweep Tosho 2015" on the records. Nobody knew what happened to the foal, whether or not it is still alive or has passed away was never documented.<ref>https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/2015105298/</ref> As the foal was born during the year when Tosho Farm was closed down, some have speculated the foal might have gone missing from it.
	* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race.		* The 2005 Tenno Sho (Autumn) she ran in not only marked the first time in history that the Emperor went to watch the Tenno Sho, it marked the first time since 1899 that the Emperor went to watch a race. The 125th Emperor Akihito and 125th Empress Michiko were there to observe the race. An event like this is named ''Tenran Keiba'' (天覽競馬, lit. "Imperial Visit to the Races"). The next time the Emperor went to watch a Tenno Sho was 7 years later in 2012, and the last in Showa.
			** Sweep Tosho was seen refusing to move an inch until Ikezoe dismounted her and had to tag along the leading staff, making the Emperor's eventful visit awkward for Ikezoe.

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