IRL:Tanino Gimlet - Revision history

AiseiTenshi at 08:27, 23 January 2026

2026-01-23T08:27:54Z

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	\| name_ro = Tanino Gimuretto		\| name_ro = Tanino Gimuretto
	\| dob = 1999-05-04		\| dob = 1999-05-04
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	\| sire = Brian's Time		\| sire = Brian's Time
	\| dam = Tanino Crystal		\| dam = Tanino Crystal
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	{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}		{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}
	'''Tanino Gimlet''' is a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2001 to 2002. He is the winner of the 2002 Japanese Derby, and was a sire that produced one of the greatest mares in JRA history, [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]]. In his later life, he has been known for his penchant habit of kicking fences, earning himself the nickname of "God of Destruction".		'''Tanino Gimlet''' (Japanese: '''タニノギムレット''', foaled May 4, 1999) is a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2001 to 2002. He is the winner of the 2002 Japanese Derby, and was a sire that produced one of the greatest mares in JRA history, [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]]. In his later life, he has been known for his penchant habit of kicking fences, earning himself the nickname of "God of Destruction".

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

Strawberriesshi: added trivia (you can now buy gimlets fence pieces)

2026-01-07T08:47:41Z

added trivia (you can now buy gimlets fence pieces)

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	Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.		Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.
	===Retirement===		===Retirement===
	After his Japan Derby victory, ~~Tannin~~ Gimlet would be sent to Hokkaido for rest and training over the summer. He returned to Ritto Training Center on August 25th, where he would continue to train for the autumn season. However, after a training session on September 1st, he developed pain in his left front leg, and after further examination he had developed superficial flexor tendonitis.<ref>''Yushun'', October 2002 issue, page 6-7</ref> Trainer Kunihide Matsuda and owner Yuzo Tanimizu would make a decision soon after to retire Tanino Gimlet. A retirement ceremony was held at Sapporo Racecourse on August 24, 2003.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20041217200637/http://www.sponichi.co.jp/horseracing/kiji/2003/08/25/03.html</ref>		After his Japan Derby victory, Tanino Gimlet would be sent to Hokkaido for rest and training over the summer. He returned to Ritto Training Center on August 25th, where he would continue to train for the autumn season. However, after a training session on September 1st, he developed pain in his left front leg, and after further examination he had developed superficial flexor tendonitis.<ref>''Yushun'', October 2002 issue, page 6-7</ref> Trainer Kunihide Matsuda and owner Yuzo Tanimizu would make a decision soon after to retire Tanino Gimlet. A retirement ceremony was held at Sapporo Racecourse on August 24, 2003.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20041217200637/http://www.sponichi.co.jp/horseracing/kiji/2003/08/25/03.html</ref> In retirement, he would become notorious for kicking and breaking his enclosure fences.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
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	\|4th gen dam8=Flavia (USA)		\|4th gen dam8=Flavia (USA)
	\|family=F9-c}}		\|family=F9-c}}

			== Trivia ==

			* Vodka's victory at the 2007 Japanese Derby makes her and Tanino Gimlet the only father-daughter duo to both win the race.
			* On January 6th 2026, Versailles Resort Farm began selling handmade amulets which reuses the pieces of fences Tanino Gimlet broke for a limited time. The amulet also has a piece of his mane surrounded by resin. Due to the pieces being made of various pieces of broken fence, each of the limited amulets are unique.<ref>[https://x.com/Versailles_Farm/status/2008493591128404322 Twitter Post]</ref>

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

DragonOfAtlantis at 00:16, 2 December 2025

2025-12-02T00:16:10Z

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	{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}		{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}
	'''Tanino Gimlet''' is a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2001 to 2002. He is the winner of the 2002 Japanese Derby, and was a sire that produced one of the greatest mares in JRA history, [[Vodka]]. In his later life, he has been known for his penchant habit of kicking fences, earning himself the nickname of "God of Destruction".		'''Tanino Gimlet''' is a Japanese racehorse that was active from 2001 to 2002. He is the winner of the 2002 Japanese Derby, and was a sire that produced one of the greatest mares in JRA history, [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]]. In his later life, he has been known for his penchant habit of kicking fences, earning himself the nickname of "God of Destruction".

	== Name Origin ==		== Name Origin ==
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	2 weeks into the new year, Tanino Gimlet would race again, competing in the Grade 3 Shinzan Kinen. This race marked his first with star jockey Yutaka Take, and they would win by 1/2 length. A month later, he would run in the Grade 3 Arlington Cup, winning by an impressive 3 1/2 lengths. Another month later, he would run in the Grade 2 Spring Stakes, however without his main jockey Take, who suffered an injury that would keep him out for 2 months. Jockey Hirofumi Shii would take over, and would steer Tanino Gimlet to victory in the Spring Stakes by a neck. With his 4th victory in a row, and his third graded victory, Tanino Gimlet headed in the Japanese Triple Crown as a favorite in the crop.		2 weeks into the new year, Tanino Gimlet would race again, competing in the Grade 3 Shinzan Kinen. This race marked his first with star jockey Yutaka Take, and they would win by 1/2 length. A month later, he would run in the Grade 3 Arlington Cup, winning by an impressive 3 1/2 lengths. Another month later, he would run in the Grade 2 Spring Stakes, however without his main jockey Take, who suffered an injury that would keep him out for 2 months. Jockey Hirofumi Shii would take over, and would steer Tanino Gimlet to victory in the Spring Stakes by a neck. With his 4th victory in a row, and his third graded victory, Tanino Gimlet headed in the Japanese Triple Crown as a favorite in the crop.

	On April 14th, Tanino Gimlet would run in the Grade 1 Satsuki Sho, the first leg of the Japanese Triple Crown. Jockey Hirofumi Shii would ride again to fill in for the Yutaka Take, but Gimlet would still be the favorite for the race at 2.6 odds. In the race, Tanino Gimlet would run in severe trouble: stuck behind horses and losing, Tanino Gimlet was forced to run outside on the final corner. Though he would pass horses on the straight, he ended up finishing a disappointing 3rd, behind longshot winner [[No Reason]]. Fans were furious with jockey Shii for his poor ride, with race commentators stating "Tanino Gimlet was the only one to have ran 100 extra meters."		On April 14th, Tanino Gimlet would run in the Grade 1 Satsuki Sho, the first leg of the Japanese Triple Crown. Jockey Hirofumi Shii would ride again to fill in for the Yutaka Take, but Gimlet would still be the favorite for the race at 2.6 odds. In the race, Tanino Gimlet would run in severe trouble: stuck behind horses and losing, Tanino Gimlet was forced to run outside on the final corner. Though he would pass horses on the straight, he ended up finishing a disappointing 3rd, behind longshot winner [[IRL:No Reason\|No Reason]]. Fans were furious with jockey Shii for his poor ride, with race commentators stating "Tanino Gimlet was the only one to have ran 100 extra meters."

	Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.		Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.

Starocide at 05:54, 23 November 2025

2025-11-23T05:54:47Z

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	\| name_jp = タニノギムレット		\| name_jp = タニノギムレット
	\| caption = Tanino Gimlet with jockey Yutaka Take in the 2002 Japanese Derby.		\| caption = Tanino Gimlet with jockey Yutaka Take in the 2002 Japanese Derby.
	\| name_ro = ''Tanino Gimuretto''		\| name_ro = Tanino Gimuretto
	\| dob = 1999-05-04		\| dob = 1999-05-04
	\| sire = Brian's Time		\| sire = Brian's Time

Horsebutch at 02:12, 12 November 2025

2025-11-12T02:12:18Z

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	===Relatives===		===Relatives===
	* [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]] - Daughter		* [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]] - Daughter
	* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:No Reason\|No Reason]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin
	* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew
	* [[IRL:Smart Falcon\|Smart Falcon]] - Nephew
	* [[IRL:Copano Rickey\|Copano Rickey]] - Nephew
	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==
	{{Race History}}		{{Race History}}

OwlPaints: /* Relatives */

2025-10-29T02:56:44Z

Relatives

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	* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother		* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother		* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother
			* [[IRL:No Reason\|No Reason]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin		* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin
	* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew		* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew

OwlPaints: /* Relatives */

2025-10-29T02:52:18Z

Relatives

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	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
	===Relatives===		===Relatives===
	* [[Vodka]] - Daughter		* [[IRL:Vodka\|Vodka]] - Daughter
			* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother
			* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother
			* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin
			* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew
			* [[IRL:Smart Falcon\|Smart Falcon]] - Nephew
			* [[IRL:Copano Rickey\|Copano Rickey]] - Nephew
	== Race Records ==		== Race Records ==
	{{Race History}}		{{Race History}}

Chad1234 at 06:26, 16 September 2025

2025-09-16T06:26:41Z

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	{{IRL Spoilers}}		{{IRL Spoilers}}
	{{Infobox Real Life		{{Infobox Real Life
	\|irl_name= Tanino Gimlet		\| irl_name = Tanino Gimlet
	\|name_jp= タニノギムレット		\| name_jp = タニノギムレット
	\|caption= Tanino Gimlet with jockey Yutaka Take in the 2002 Japanese Derby.		\| caption = Tanino Gimlet with jockey Yutaka Take in the 2002 Japanese Derby.
	\|name_ro= ''Tanino Gimuretto''		\| name_ro = ''Tanino Gimuretto''
	\|dob=1999-05-04		\| dob = 1999-05-04
	\|sire=Brian's Time		\| sire = Brian's Time
	\|dam= Tanino Crystal		\| dam = Tanino Crystal
	\|sex= Stallion		\| sex = Stallion
	\|color= Bay		\| color = Bay
	\|trainer= Kunihide Matsuda		\| trainer = Kunihide Matsuda
	\|record= 8: 5-1-2		\| record = 8: 5-1-2
	\|earnings= 386,010,000 JPY		\| earnings = 386,010,000 JPY
	\|image_main= TaninoGimletIRL.jpg		\| image_main = TaninoGimletIRL.jpg
	\|image_silk= Taninosilks.png		\| image_silk = Taninosilks.png
	\|races= Japanese Derby (2002)		\| races = Shinzan Kinen (2002)<br>Arlington Cup (2002)<br>Spring Stakes (2002)<br>Japanese Derby (2002)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
	\|float: right; margin: 10px;
	}}		}}
	{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}		{{IRL_Horse_Quote\|header=A Toast In My Hand\|text=I was neither overconfident nor careless, yet luck was not at my side.<br>I am frustrated, disappointed, angry. "It should have been me", I thought. "I should be the one to drench in the wine of victory."<br>Today, it is time to get drunk. I'm going to show all of my emotion out on the track, holding nothing back.<br>After we have given it our all, a toast surely awaits. \|ref=Portraits of the Buccephalus<ref>https://www.jra.go.jp/gallery/column/syouzou/pdf/2017-10.pdf</ref>\|}}

SnowSiren: /* Pedigree */ Typo resolution (Vielle > Vieille Pierre, family ID edit, Sea-Bird > Sea Bird)

2025-08-08T01:28:50Z

Pedigree: Typo resolution (Vielle > Vieille Pierre, family ID edit, Sea-Bird > Sea Bird)

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	\|grand sire=Roberto (USA)		\|grand sire=Roberto (USA)
	\|3rd gen sire 1=Hail to Reason (USA)		\|3rd gen sire 1=Hail to Reason (USA)
	\|4th gen sire 1=Turn-To (USA)		\|4th gen sire 1=Turn-to (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 1=Nothirdchance (USA)		\|4th gen dam 1=Nothirdchance (USA)
	\|3rd gen dam 1=Bramalea (USA)		\|3rd gen dam 1=Bramalea (USA)
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	\|3rd gen dam 3=Hermieres (FR)		\|3rd gen dam 3=Hermieres (FR)
	\|4th gen sire 6=Sicambre (FR)		\|4th gen sire 6=Sicambre (FR)
	\|4th gen dam 6=~~Vielle~~ Pierre (FR)		\|4th gen dam 6=Vieille Pierre (FR)
	\|grand dam=Tanino Sea-Bird (USA)		\|grand dam=Tanino Sea-Bird (USA)
	\|3rd gen sire 4=Sea-Bird (FR)		\|3rd gen sire 4=Sea Bird (FR)
	\|4th gen sire 7=Dan Cupid (USA)		\|4th gen sire 7=Dan Cupid (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 7=Sicalade (FR)		\|4th gen dam 7=Sicalade (FR)
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	\|4th gen sire 8=Graustark (USA)		\|4th gen sire 8=Graustark (USA)
	\|4th gen dam8=Flavia (USA)		\|4th gen dam8=Flavia (USA)
	\|family=F9-C}}		\|family=F9-c}}
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	<references group="Note" />		<references group="Note" />

Dabage: /* Retirement */

2025-03-21T14:25:38Z

Retirement

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	Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.		Though disappointed, trainer Katsuhide Matsuda believed his horse was still talented and wanted to make sure Tanino Gimlet ran in races that would increase his stud value. Known as the "Matsuhide Rotation", Trainer Matsuda strongly believed that in order to increase a horse's stud value, they must win a Grade 1 race at a mile and Classic distance. Tanino Gimlet's next two races would be the Grade 1 NHK Mile Cup and Grade 1 Japanese Derby, having only 3 weeks separating each race.
	===Retirement===		===Retirement===
			After his Japan Derby victory, Tannin Gimlet would be sent to Hokkaido for rest and training over the summer. He returned to Ritto Training Center on August 25th, where he would continue to train for the autumn season. However, after a training session on September 1st, he developed pain in his left front leg, and after further examination he had developed superficial flexor tendonitis.<ref>''Yushun'', October 2002 issue, page 6-7</ref> Trainer Kunihide Matsuda and owner Yuzo Tanimizu would make a decision soon after to retire Tanino Gimlet. A retirement ceremony was held at Sapporo Racecourse on August 24, 2003.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20041217200637/http://www.sponichi.co.jp/horseracing/kiji/2003/08/25/03.html</ref>

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

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	* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother		* [[IRL:Narita Brian\|Narita Brian]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother		* [[IRL:Mayano Top Gun\|Mayano Top Gun]] - Half-Brother
			* [[IRL:No Reason\|No Reason]] - Half-Brother
	* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin		* [[IRL:Symboli Kris S\|Symboli Kris S]] - Cousin
	* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew		* [[IRL:Espoir City\|Espoir City]] - Nephew