IRL:Titleholder - Revision history

AdmiralKaneki at 23:22, 21 June 2026

2026-06-21T23:22:30Z

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	\| name_jp = タイトルホルダー		\| name_jp = タイトルホルダー
	\| caption = Titleholder winning the Tenno Sho (Spring) in 2022.		\| caption = Titleholder winning the Tenno Sho (Spring) in 2022.
	\| name_ro = ~~taitoru horudā~~		\| name_ro = taitoruhorudā
	\| dob = 2018-02-10		\| dob = 2018-02-10
	\| dod =		\| dod =

Suirob2005: Little more (wip)

2026-06-21T21:52:37Z

Little more (wip)

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	=== Four-year-old season (2022) ===		=== Four-year-old season (2022) ===

	On March 26th, Titleholder competed in the Nikkei Sho (G2). Without losing momentum, he held onto the lead and won the race.		On March 26th, Titleholder competed in the Nikkei Sho (G2). Without losing momentum, he held onto the lead and won the race. On May 1st, he was then entered into the Tenno Sho (Spring) as planned.
	=== Five-year-old season (2023) ===		=== Five-year-old season (2023) ===


	== Retirement ==		== Retirement ==
			Titleholder retired to perform stud duty at Lex Stud.<ref>https://www.sanspo.com/race/article/general/20231213-AG23AYME2JKG5L6F4HRY3ODEVE/</ref>

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Suirob2005 at 21:05, 21 June 2026

2026-06-21T21:05:19Z

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	\| image_main = TitleHolderIRL.jpg		\| image_main = TitleHolderIRL.jpg
	\| image_silk = Yamadasilks.png		\| image_silk = Yamadasilks.png
	\| races = Yayoi Sho (2021)<br>Kikuka Sho (2021)<br> Tenno Sho (Spring) (2022)<br> Takarazuka Kinen (2022)<br>Nikkei Sho(2022, 2023)\|float: right; margin: 10px;		\| races = Yayoi Sho (2021)<br>Kikuka Sho (2021)<br> Tenno Sho (Spring) (2022)<br> Takarazuka Kinen (2022)<br>Nikkei Sho (2022, 2023)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
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Suirob2005: /* Racing career */ Added the two and three year old season (four and five is a wip)

2026-06-21T21:04:20Z

Racing career: Added the two and three year old season (four and five is a wip)

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	=== Two-year-old season (2020) ===		=== Two-year-old season (2020) ===

			Titleholder made his debut on October 4th, in a 1,800-meter turf race on Nakayama Racecourse. As the overwhelming favorite, he won the race. On November 23rd, he then competed in the Tokyo Sports Hai Nisai Stakes (G3), his first attempt at a graded race, but lost and placed 2nd to Danon the Kid. He lost to him once again on December 26th in the Hopeful Stakes, and placed 4th.
			=== Three-year-old season (2021) ===

	==~~= Three-year~~-~~old season~~ (~~2021~~) ===		Months later, Titleholder started the year off with the Yayoi Sho (G2) on March 7th. He took the lead throughout the race, and held off the charging Schnell Meister and Danon the Kid. As he won his first graded race, Titleholder was granted priority entry into the Satsuki Sho on April 18th. While there were plans to have him avoid the Satsuki Sho and Japanese Derby and have him only enter the Kikuka Sho, but it was decided to have him challenge all three Triple Crown races.<ref>https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=column_view&cid=50313</ref> It was also decided to have him compete in the Tenno Sho (Spring) and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe when he would turn four.<ref>https://tospo-keiba.jp/breaking_news/13030</ref>

			Titleholder once again ran in the front, as Efforia was right behind him. While Titleholder was initially in the lead, Efforia began to catch up and overtake him, and continued to widen the gap. As Efforia won the race, Titleholder was left in 2nd place. He then competed in the Japanese Derby on May 30th, where Titleholder attempted to hold onto the lead once again, but lost momentum and placed 6th to Shahryar.

			After taking a break in Hokkaido, Titleholder returned to compete in the St. Lite Kinen (G2) on September 20th.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%BF%E3%82%A4%E3%83%88%E3%83%AB%E3%83%9B%E3%83%AB%E3%83%80%E3%83%BC#cite_note-yushun202112BiB-26 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/タイトルホルダー#cite_note-yushun202112BiB-26]</ref> While he was the overwhelming favorite, he struggled during the race and placed 13th, the lowest in his career. Regardless, he was set for the Kikuka Sho as planned on October 24th, in which the race was held at Hanshin Racecourse for the first time in 42 years.<ref>https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=news_view&no=194512</ref> Because Efforia was running in the Tenno Sho (Autumn), and Shahryar was going to run in the Japan Cup a month later, both of them were absent for the race.

			During the race, Titleholder ran in the front and held the lead throughout. Though he briefly slowed his pace, he continued to hold onto his position, and by the final corner, he began to gradually widen the gap. As he accelerated towards the finish line, he won the race by five lengths. Not only was this his first G1 victory, it was also the first time in 23 years that a front-running horse won the Kikuka Sho since [[IRL:Seiun Sky\|Seiun Sky]] in 1998. This was also a father-son victory between Titleholder's jockey Norihiro Yokoyama, as his father Tomio Yokoyama won the Kikuka Sho with Seiun Sky.

			Because of this victory, plans to have him challenge the Tenno Sho (Spring) were further set in stone.<ref>https://uma-furusato.com/winner_info/entry-59529.html</ref> Though it was planned to have him rest throughout the remainder of the year, it was decided to have him compete in the Arima Kinen on December 26th, where he once again faced off with Efforia.<ref>https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=column_view&cid=50319</ref> He led the race alongside Panthalassa, but Efforia had caught up to both of them, and Titleholder finished in 5th place. Shortly after the Arima Kinen, it was discovered that Titleholder had injured his right hind leg, but his condition improved in a week.<ref>[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%BF%E3%82%A4%E3%83%88%E3%83%AB%E3%83%9B%E3%83%AB%E3%83%80%E3%83%BC#cite_note-40 https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/タイトルホルダー#cite_note-40]</ref>
	=== Four-year-old season (2022) ===		=== Four-year-old season (2022) ===

			On March 26th, Titleholder competed in the Nikkei Sho (G2). Without losing momentum, he held onto the lead and won the race.
	=== Five-year-old season (2023) ===		=== Five-year-old season (2023) ===

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	* Titleholder's front-running win in the Kikuka Sho by his jockey Takeshi Yokoyama was actually inspired by his father - Norihiro Yokoyama, who had ridden on Seiun Sky during the 1998 Kikuka Sho.		* Titleholder's front-running win in the Kikuka Sho by his jockey Takeshi Yokoyama was actually inspired by his father - Norihiro Yokoyama, who had ridden on Seiun Sky during the 1998 Kikuka Sho.
	* Titleholder's elder half-sister Melody Lane is notable for being the smallest horse to win a JRA race, at 338 kilograms. While she had no graded stakes wins, she was very popular for competing against horses 100 to 150 kg larger than her.		* Titleholder's elder half-sister Melody Lane is notable for being the smallest horse to win a JRA race, at 338 kilograms. While she had no graded stakes wins, she was very popular for competing against horses 100 to 150 kg larger than her.
			** Titleholder and Melody Lane also raced with each other numerous times, and they have also trained with each other.<ref>https://x.com/NakayamaFesuta1/status/2068660500720976324?s=20</ref>
	* During his retirement ceremony, Titleholder was seen to be urinating on the spot while related parties were taking a picture with him.		* During his retirement ceremony, Titleholder was seen to be urinating on the spot while related parties were taking a picture with him.

AZYRAF at 17:27, 21 June 2026

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	===Retirement===		== Retirement ==

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

AZYRAF at 17:23, 21 June 2026

2026-06-21T17:23:35Z

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	{{Infobox Real Life		{{Infobox Real Life
	\|irl_name={{PAGENAME}}		\| irl_name = {{PAGENAME}}
	\|name_jp=タイトルホルダー		\| name_jp = タイトルホルダー
	\|caption=Titleholder winning the Tenno Sho (Spring) in 2022.		\| caption = Titleholder winning the Tenno Sho (Spring) in 2022.
	\|name_ro= taitoru horudā		\| name_ro = taitoru horudā
	\|dob=2018-02-10		\| dob = 2018-02-10
	\|dod=		\| dod =
	\|sire=[[IRL:Duramente\|Duramente]]		\| sire = [[IRL:Duramente\|Duramente]]
	\|dam=Mowen		\| dam = Mowen
	\|sex=Horse		\| sex = Horse
	\|color=Bay		\| color = Bay
	\|trainer= Toru Kurita		\| trainer = Toru Kurita
	\|record= 19: 7-3-1		\| record = 19: 7-3-1
	\|earnings= 1,068,751,000 JPY		\| earnings = 1,068,751,000 JPY
	\|image_main= TitleHolderIRL.jpg		\| image_main = TitleHolderIRL.jpg
	\|image_silk=Yamadasilks.png		\| image_silk = Yamadasilks.png
	\|races=Kikuka Sho (2021)<br> Tenno Sho (Spring) (2022)<br> Takarazuka Kinen (2022)<br>Nikkei Sho(2022, 2023)		\| races = Yayoi Sho (2021)<br>Kikuka Sho (2021)<br> Tenno Sho (Spring) (2022)<br> Takarazuka Kinen (2022)<br>Nikkei Sho(2022, 2023)\|float: right; margin: 10px;
	\|float: right; margin: 10px;
	}}		}}
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Suirob2005: /* Racing career */Added headers (wip)

2026-06-21T16:39:59Z

Racing career: Added headers (wip)

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

	=== ~~Subheader~~ ===		=== Two-year-old season (2020) ===


	=== ~~Subheader~~ ===		=== Three-year-old season (2021) ===


			=== Four-year-old season (2022) ===


			=== Five-year-old season (2023) ===


	===Retirement===		===Retirement===


	== Honors ==		== Honors ==

Honodera: /* Trivia */

2026-06-21T16:06:49Z

Trivia

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	* Titleholder's front-running win in the Kikuka Sho by his jockey Takeshi Yokoyama was actually inspired by his father - Norihiro Yokoyama, who had ridden on Seiun Sky during the 1998 Kikuka Sho.		* Titleholder's front-running win in the Kikuka Sho by his jockey Takeshi Yokoyama was actually inspired by his father - Norihiro Yokoyama, who had ridden on Seiun Sky during the 1998 Kikuka Sho.
	* Titleholder's elder half-sister Melody Lane is notable for being the smallest horse to win a JRA race, at 338 kilograms. While she had no graded stakes wins, she was very popular for competing against horses 100 to 150 kg larger than her.		* Titleholder's elder half-sister Melody Lane is notable for being the smallest horse to win a JRA race, at 338 kilograms. While she had no graded stakes wins, she was very popular for competing against horses 100 to 150 kg larger than her.
			* During his retirement ceremony, Titleholder was seen to be urinating on the spot while related parties were taking a picture with him.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Suirob2005: /* Name Origin */Added name origin (Worded “a Derby” since SunSil won the Kentucky Derby, don't want to confuse)

2026-06-21T14:36:04Z

Name Origin: Added name origin (Worded “a Derby” since SunSil won the Kentucky Derby, don't want to confuse)

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

			His name means “championship holder”.<ref> https://www.sponichi.co.jp/gamble/news/2021/03/08/kiji/20210307s00004000574000c.html</ref> This name was decided because his sire, grandsire, and great-grandsire all won a Derby race.<ref> https://news.netkeiba.com/?pid=news_view&no=194667</ref>

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

Furiosa Run: /* Pedigree */

2026-06-21T14:31:31Z

Pedigree

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	\|4th gen sire 6= Gone West (USA)		\|4th gen sire 6= Gone West (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 6= Chellinguoa (USA)		\|4th gen dam 6= Chellinguoa (USA)
	\|grand dam= Top Table		\|grand dam= Top Table (GB)
	\|3rd gen sire 4= Shirley Heights (GB)		\|3rd gen sire 4= Shirley Heights (GB)
	\|4th gen sire 7= Mill Reef		\|4th gen sire 7= Mill Reef (USA)
	\|4th gen dam 7= Hardiemma		\|4th gen dam 7= Hardiemma (GB)
	\|3rd gen dam 4= Lora's Guest		\|3rd gen dam 4= Lora's Guest (IRE)
	\|4th gen sire 8= Be My Guest		\|4th gen sire 8= Be My Guest (USA)
	\|4th gen dam8= Lora		\|4th gen dam8= Lora (GB)
	\|family=F9-c}}		\|family=F9-c}}