Ushba Tesoro The current head of the dirt road division in Longines’ World’s Best Racehorse Ranking, will be moving to California this fall with the Breeders Cup Classic (G1) at Santa Anita was his ultimate goal for 2023. A party to celebrate Ushba Tesoro’s historic victory at the Dubai World Cup (G1) took place in Chiba on April 17. By the end of the evening, plans were in full swing. was announced to the 6-year-old horse by owner Kenji Ryotokuji and trainer Noboru Takagi. Orfevre .
Purchased during the 2017 JRHA Selective Sale for 25,000,000 yen (US$219,250), Ushba Tesoro debuted in the teenage August. After winning three races from 22 grass-court starts, Takagi sent the foal for the first test in April 2022 and found it to be an even better horse on that surface. .
He landed his first graded bet at Oi on December 29, winning at Tokyo Daishoten (G1). He then won the domestic Kawasaki Kinen at Kawasaki on February 1. His next win was the effort from the final to the first at the Dubai World Cup at Meydan on March 25.
Ushba Tesoro is currently resting at the Chestnut Farm near Miho Training Center, where Noboru Takagi works. He will be preparing for Nippon TV Two to be listed in Funabashi on September 27 before moving to California.
