IRL:Tokino Minoru - Revision history

Manikin at 15:44, 31 March 2026

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	\| dod = 1951-06-20		\| dod = 1951-06-20
	\| sire = Theft		\| sire = Theft
	\| dam = ~~Tyrants~~ Queen II		\| dam = Daini Tyrant's Queen
	\| sex = Stallion		\| sex = Stallion
	\| color = Bay		\| color = Bay
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	\|4th gen sire 4=Sundridge (GB)		\|4th gen sire 4=Sundridge (GB)
	\|4th gen dam 4=Doctrine (GB)		\|4th gen dam 4=Doctrine (GB)
	\|dam=~~Dai-2~~ Tyrant's Queen II		\|dam=Daini Tyrant's Queen (JPN)
	\|dam sire=Soldennis (GB)		\|dam sire=Soldennis (GB)
	\|3rd gen sire 3=Tredennis (GB)		\|3rd gen sire 3=Tredennis (GB)

CaliforniaFlag: fakehorse template still applies because tazuna is not Officially linked to tokino minoru

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fakehorse template still applies because tazuna is not Officially linked to tokino minoru

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	{{#invoke:Characters\|tabs\|Tazuna Hayakawa}}		{{#invoke:Characters\|tabs\|Tazuna Hayakawa}}
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	{{Infobox Real Life		{{Infobox Real Life
	\| irl_name = {{PAGENAME}}		\| irl_name = {{PAGENAME}}

Manikin at 17:12, 14 March 2026

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	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
	===Tokino Minoru ~~Stakes~~===		===Tokino Minoru Kinen===
	Since 1969, the Kyodo Tsushin Hai, a Grade 3 race for three year olds, has been named as a memorial race for Tokino Minoru. Winners of the race include [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]], [[IRL:Jungle Pocket\|Jungle Pocket]] and [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]].		Since 1969, the Kyodo Tsushin Hai, a Grade 3 race for three year olds, has been named as a memorial race for Tokino Minoru. Winners of the race include [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]], [[IRL:Jungle Pocket\|Jungle Pocket]] and [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]].

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	{{#invoke:Characters\|tabs\|Tazuna Hayakawa}}		{{#invoke:Characters\|tabs\|Tazuna Hayakawa}}
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	{{Infobox Real Life		{{Infobox Real Life
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	His owner then had plans to race him in America. However, Tokino Minoru's health started deteriorating after the Japanese Derby, and developed tetanus that lead to a fatal case of sepsis. Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful and he passed away on June 20th, 1951 at the age of 3.		His owner then had plans to race him in America. However, Tokino Minoru's health started deteriorating after the Japanese Derby, and developed tetanus that lead to a fatal case of sepsis. Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful and he passed away on June 20th, 1951 at the age of 3.

	== Honors ==		== Honors ==
	===~~Tokinominoru~~ Stakes===		===Tokino Minoru Stakes===
	Since 1969, the Kyodo Tsushin Hai, a Grade 3 race for three year olds, has been named as a memorial race for Tokino Minoru. Winners of the race include [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]], [[IRL:Jungle Pocket\|Jungle Pocket]] and [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]].		Since 1969, the Kyodo Tsushin Hai, a Grade 3 race for three year olds, has been named as a memorial race for Tokino Minoru. Winners of the race include [[IRL:El Condor Pasa\|El Condor Pasa]], [[IRL:Jungle Pocket\|Jungle Pocket]] and [[IRL:Gold Ship\|Gold Ship]].

	===JRA Hall of Fame===		===JRA Hall of Fame===
	With the establishment of the JRA Hall Of Fame in 1984, Tokino Minoru was selected as one of the historical horse to be in the first inductees class.		With the establishment of the JRA Hall Of Fame in 1984, Tokino Minoru was selected as one of the historical horse to be in the first inductees class.

	===Statue and Movie===		===Statue and Movie===
	While mourning his death, owner Masaichi Nagata created a movie and commissioned a statue of Tokino Minoru. ''The Phantom Horse'' (幻の馬) was released in 1955, retelling the career and life of Tokino Minoru. The film is noteworthy for preserving colored footage of Tokyo Racecourse from the 1950s. In 1966, the Tokino Minoru statue was completed by sculptor Takayoshi Mitsui, near the Tokyo Racecourse paddock. The statue still stands to this day and is a popular attraction at the racecourse.		While mourning his death, owner Masaichi Nagata created a movie and commissioned a statue of Tokino Minoru. ''The Phantom Horse'' (幻の馬) was released in 1955, retelling the career and life of Tokino Minoru. The film is noteworthy for preserving colored footage of Tokyo Racecourse from the 1950s. In 1966, the Tokino Minoru statue was completed by sculptor Takayoshi Mitsui, near the Tokyo Racecourse paddock. The statue still stands to this day and is a popular attraction at the racecourse.
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	\|4th gen sire 8=The Tetrarch (GB)		\|4th gen sire 8=The Tetrarch (GB)
	\|4th gen dam8=Princess Sterling (GB)		\|4th gen dam8=Princess Sterling (GB)
	\|family=~~F14~~-f}}		\|family=14-f}}

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	\| dob = 1948-05-2		\| dob = 1948-05-2
	\| dod = 1951-06-20		\| dod = 1951-06-20
	\| sire = Theft ~~(GB)~~		\| sire = Theft
	\| dam = Tyrants Queen II		\| dam = Tyrants Queen II
	\| sex = Stallion		\| sex = Stallion
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	== References ==		== References ==
	*Additional race data sourced from the [https://jra.jp/gallery/dendo/horse06/ JRA] website.		*Additional race data sourced from the [https://jra.jp/gallery/dendo/horse06/ JRA] website and [https://ahonoora.com/tokino_minoru.html Ahonoora].
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Manikin at 15:16, 1 February 2026

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	\| image_main = Tokino minoru.jpg		\| image_main = Tokino minoru.jpg
	\| image_silk = Tokinosilks.png		\| image_silk = Tokinosilks.png
	\| races = Sapporo Stakes (1950)<br>Asahi Hai Stakes(1950)<br>Satsuki Sho (1951)<br> Japanese Derby (1951)		\| races = Sapporo Stakes (1950)<br>Asahi Hai Sansai Stakes(1950)<br>Satsuki Sho (1951)<br> Japanese Derby (1951)
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	== References ==		== References ==
			*Additional race data sourced from the [https://jra.jp/gallery/dendo/horse06/ JRA] website.
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Statue and Movie

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	With the establishment of the JRA Hall Of Fame in 1984, Tokino Minoru was selected as one of the historical horse to be in the first inductees class.		With the establishment of the JRA Hall Of Fame in 1984, Tokino Minoru was selected as one of the historical horse to be in the first inductees class.
	===Statue and Movie===		===Statue and Movie===
	While mourning his death, owner ~~Masakazu~~ Nagata created a movie and commissioned a statue of Tokino Minoru. ''The Phantom Horse'' (幻の馬) was released in 1955, retelling the career and life of Tokino Minoru. The film is noteworthy for preserving colored footage of Tokyo Racecourse from the 1950s. In 1966, the Tokino Minoru statue was completed by sculptor Takayoshi Mitsui, near the Tokyo Racecourse paddock. The statue still stands to this day and is a popular attraction at the racecourse.		While mourning his death, owner Masaichi Nagata created a movie and commissioned a statue of Tokino Minoru. ''The Phantom Horse'' (幻の馬) was released in 1955, retelling the career and life of Tokino Minoru. The film is noteworthy for preserving colored footage of Tokyo Racecourse from the 1950s. In 1966, the Tokino Minoru statue was completed by sculptor Takayoshi Mitsui, near the Tokyo Racecourse paddock. The statue still stands to this day and is a popular attraction at the racecourse.
	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==

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Name Origin

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

	"Tokino" was a crown name that originally belonged to the Japanese novelist Kan Kikuchi while he was a horse owner. After his death in 1948, the crown name was adopted by Masaichi Nagata as a memorial to his senior.<ref>https://www.wpstud.com/horseintro/jpnhorse/TokinoMinoru.htm</ref> "Minoru" has meanings of gain, or achievement.Before his maiden race, he wasn't given a racing name and he ran as Perfect, which was his foal name. After his maiden race, his name was changed to Tokino Minoru, which was possible back in those days.		"Tokino" was a crown name that originally belonged to the Japanese novelist Kan Kikuchi while he was a horse owner. After his death in 1948, the crown name was adopted by Masaichi Nagata as a memorial to his senior.<ref>https://www.wpstud.com/horseintro/jpnhorse/TokinoMinoru.htm</ref> "Minoru" has meanings of gain, or achievement. Before his maiden race, he wasn't given a racing name and he ran as '''Perfect''', which was his foal name. After his maiden race, his name was changed to '''Tokino Minoru''', which was possible back in those days.

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

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	== Death ==		== Death ==
	Before the Japanese Derby, ~~his~~ was diagnosed with a sand-crack and swollen tendons in his right leg. Though he still participated, under insistence of his owner, and won with a record-setting time.		Before the Japanese Derby, he was diagnosed with a sand-crack and swollen tendons in his right leg. Though he still participated, under insistence of his owner, and won with a record-setting time.

	His owner then had plans to race him in America. However, Tokino Minoru's health started deteriorating after the Japanese Derby, and developed tetanus that lead to a fatal case of sepsis. Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful and he passed away on June 20th, 1951 at the age of 3.		His owner then had plans to race him in America. However, Tokino Minoru's health started deteriorating after the Japanese Derby, and developed tetanus that lead to a fatal case of sepsis. Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful and he passed away on June 20th, 1951 at the age of 3.