TheLastBattalion
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Looking into the future, I feel like the Senior Spring Triple Crown feels like the most possible candidate for Shirogane to make history because nobody has ever taken that crown.
Breaking down the 3 races, we have the Osaka Hai at Hanshin on the 2000m track, which may seem like an issue however right out of the starting gates is a downhill section which immediately leads into an uphill climb before leveling out at 270 meters, it is then flat through all 4 corners before repeating the same slopes right before the finish line.
The Spring Tenno Sho being the longest G1 at 3200m is the one that I feel is going to be either a crushing victory or a narrow loss, cause soon after the start you have a steep uphill climb that starts 200m after the starting gate, then it shallows out after 100m and ends after 225m at that shallower incline, right after is a sharp descent for 150m during the first corner. It flattens out right as the 2nd corner begins, and it stays flat until you loop back around; however, turns 3 and 4 are much sharper and are practically 1 massive turn. Which leads back to the frontstretch and the hills and the first 2 corners again before finishing off on the backstretch.
Finally the Takarazuka Kinen, also at Hanshin, on the 2200m, is probably the most concerning of the 3 with the start being fairly similar to the Osaka Hai on both downhill and uphill, however the most concerning bit being a nearly 600m long shallow downhill that ends just a bit over 200m before the finish line that leads into the same uphill climb from the Osaka Hai.
Breaking down the 3 races, we have the Osaka Hai at Hanshin on the 2000m track, which may seem like an issue however right out of the starting gates is a downhill section which immediately leads into an uphill climb before leveling out at 270 meters, it is then flat through all 4 corners before repeating the same slopes right before the finish line.
The Spring Tenno Sho being the longest G1 at 3200m is the one that I feel is going to be either a crushing victory or a narrow loss, cause soon after the start you have a steep uphill climb that starts 200m after the starting gate, then it shallows out after 100m and ends after 225m at that shallower incline, right after is a sharp descent for 150m during the first corner. It flattens out right as the 2nd corner begins, and it stays flat until you loop back around; however, turns 3 and 4 are much sharper and are practically 1 massive turn. Which leads back to the frontstretch and the hills and the first 2 corners again before finishing off on the backstretch.
Finally the Takarazuka Kinen, also at Hanshin, on the 2200m, is probably the most concerning of the 3 with the start being fairly similar to the Osaka Hai on both downhill and uphill, however the most concerning bit being a nearly 600m long shallow downhill that ends just a bit over 200m before the finish line that leads into the same uphill climb from the Osaka Hai.