Tokyo Race 6 - Tokyo 6r
RANGINUI (13) has the strongest debut profile, with Christophe Lemaire aboard for Keisuke Miyata and the stable's newcomer record reading well at 5 wins and 10 placings from 25 starters. The Lord Kanaloa link is also a positive through a 16% win and 40% place trainer-sire strike rate. KAZENO ROMAN (7) brings a clean professional profile for T Kubota and Keita Tosaki, with the USA-bred colt looking one of the safer winning threats. CANDY LICHT (12) has depth on the dam side, being out of Group 1 winner Ollie's Candy and a half-sister to G3-placed Danon Figo, while Shogo Yasuda's Lord Kanaloa record is strong. FEROX (8) adds another genuine chance, having made 13,750,000 at the 2026 JRA Breeze Up Sale and representing a Group 1-winning trainer-jockey combination.
Jockey: Hiroyuki Uchida
Weight: 56kgs
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Debuts from barrier 1 with H Uchida booked, so the draw and jockey profile give him a fair starting point. The harder part is the wider stable evidence, with Shoichi Temma yet to win with 16 recent debutants and the trainer-sire combination also winless from eight. He may get every chance to show something, but stronger newcomer profiles are engaged.
Jockey: Yuji Tannai
Weight: 56kgs
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Makes his first appearance from a useful low draw and has the strongest family depth among the middle chances. He is a half-brother to Agiato, a multiple G3 winner, and the dam has produced several winners across different trips. The trainer's debut record is quiet, but the pedigree gives him enough substance to be a realistic place prospect.
Jockey: Miku Kobayashi
Weight: 54kgs
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Steps out for Eiji Nakadate, whose debut record is sound with 6 wins and 12 placings from 43 starters. The low draw and 54kg give him a practical platform at his first raceday outing, even though the pedigree notes are lighter than some rivals. He profiles as one who can run well without being the standout winning option.
Jockey: Kyosuke Maruta
Weight: 56kgs
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Debuts for Tatsuhiko Ishikuri with a usable barrier and a Group 1-winning jockey in Kyosuke Maruta. The family has produced winners, including full sibling Namura Emmy, but the stable's debut record is 0 from 24 and the listed sibling debut results are mostly plain. He will have to outperform those signals to trouble the main chances.
Jockey: Hatsuya Kowata
Weight: 56kgs
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Begins from barrier 5 for Yasuo Takeichi, who has 1 win and 3 placings from 33 recent debut runners. There is a small family pointer through Win Emblem, a winner from limited racing, but the trainer-sire combination is yet to place from four. He looks more a watch-and-learn type unless he shows more than the available profile suggests.
Jockey: Takeshi Yokoyama
Weight: 56kgs
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Opens his career with Takeshi Yokoyama booked, and that is a notable positive given his strong standing at this venue. Yusuke Wada has had limited debut success recently, with 1 win from 29 starters, so the jockey booking rather than exposed family depth is the main appeal. He can be competitive for a place if professional on debut.
Jockey: Keita Tosaki
Weight: 56kgs
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Presents as one of the better-backed profiles on paper, with Keita Tosaki taking the ride for Group 1-winning trainer T Kubota. The USA-bred colt by Mckinzie has a stable record of 2 wins and 6 placings from 30 debutants, which is solid without being dominant. He lacks the pedigree detail of a few, but the stable-jockey combination keeps him high in calculations.
Jockey: Kosei Miura
Weight: 56kgs
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Comes through the 2026 JRA Breeze Up Sale, where he made 13,750,000, and represents the Group 1-winning M Koga stable. Kosei Miura is a capable booking and the Admire Mars colt has enough profile to command respect. The trainer's debut figures are modest at 1 win from 23, but the sale and stable context keep him in the winning mix.
Jockey: Arata Saitou
Weight: 56kgs
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Debuts with plenty of family quality, being from Miss Dubawi, whose progeny include Session, a G3 placegetter at 1600m. M Saito's debut record is useful at 5 wins and 11 placings from 37, and the trainer-sire combination has a strong 48% place rate. That makes him one of the more credible place chances outside the main selections.
Jockey: Takuya Ono
Weight: 55kgs
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Starts from barrier 10 with a deep staying-leaning family behind her, including G3 winner Veloce Era and G3-placed His Masterpiece. The dam has produced several winners, and a couple showed raceday sharpness early, which helps her case. Takeshi Horiuchi's debut numbers are steady rather than powerful, so she profiles as a place hope rather than a top win pick.
Jockey: Yusuke Hara
Weight: 56kgs
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Makes his debut for Masaki Matsuyama with some winning relatives, including G T Yubi and Cheerful Girl. The concern is the stable and trainer-sire evidence, both winless in the supplied debut samples, and the outside half of the draw does not add an obvious edge. He appears to have more to prove than the main newcomers.
Jockey: Kazuo Yokoyama
Weight: 55kgs
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Carries a strong bloodline into her debut, being by Lord Kanaloa out of Group 1 winner Ollie's Candy and a half-sister to G3-placed Danon Figo. Shogo Yasuda's Lord Kanaloa record is a major pointer, with 36 wins and 96 placings from 277 starters. Barrier 12 is not ideal, but the pedigree and stable pattern make her a strong winning chance.
Jockey: Christophe Patrice Lemaire
Weight: 56kgs
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Debuts with the most convincing set of signals, headed by Christophe Lemaire for leading trainer Keisuke Miyata. The stable has 5 wins and 10 placings from 25 debutants, while the Lord Kanaloa partnership has produced a 16% win and 40% place rate. Barrier 13 asks for composure early, but the rider, stable and sire profile make him the runner to beat.
Jockey: Hironobu Tanabe
Weight: 55kgs
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Begins from the outside barrier, but there is enough pedigree depth to keep her in the wider chances. She is by Lord Kanaloa from Straight Girl, and the family has produced winners from 1200m to 2000m, including Ask Beat Luz, who placed on debut over 1600m. Takanori Tezuka's debut runners place at a healthy rate, giving her a place profile.