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Jockey Keita Tosaki and Regaleira Conquer the Elizabeth Queen's Cup!

At the 50th Elizabeth Queen's Cup (G1), held on the 16th, the favorite Regaleira, ridden by jockey Keita Tosaki, avenged last year's defeat and achieved a splendid first-place finish. Regaleira claimed her third G1 victory, and in a post-race interview, Jockey Tosaki expressed his joy, saying, "I'm glad I could live up to expectations as the favorite." Heating Up: Tosaki Ascends to Kanto Region's Top Jockey With this victory, Jockey Keita Tosaki has drawn level with Jockey Christophe Lemaire in wins and, due to a difference in second-place finishes, has risen to the top of the Kanto region jockey standings. With each jockey fiercely contending, the battle for the annual title is entering its final stages, and future developments are garnering significant attention. Fans Enthralled by Jockey Camera Footage JRA's official YouTube channel released jockey camera footage of Keita Tosaki riding Regaleira, which has received a huge response from fans. The imm...

Jockey Keita Tosaki's 'Very Very Horse!' Catchphrase Becomes SNS Sensation After Elizabeth Queen Cup Victory

Jockey Keita Tosaki and Regaleira secured a brilliant victory in the recent G1 Elizabeth Queen Cup horse race, and amidst the lingering excitement, Tosaki's exclamation of 'Very Very Horse!' has become a major topic of discussion, especially on social media. Regaleira maintained an excellent position throughout the race, unleashing an astonishing burst of speed in the final stretch – the fastest of all – to overtake her rivals and claim her first G1 victory at Kyoto Racecourse. This win showcased a new facet of Regaleira, who had previously been noted for strong performances at Nakayama, proving she's 'not just a Nakayama horse.' The victory, achieved without foreign jockeys' horses in contention, contrary to common data trends, surprised and deeply moved many fans. In the post-race victory interview, Jockey Tosaki's utterance of 'Very Very Horse!' elicited enthusiastic cheers of 'Kyaaaaah!' from the spectators in the stands, leaving a st...