Kyoto Horse Racing Odds
The Kyoto Racecourse racecards will always arm you with information when it comes to the next races.
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Get the best form guide and ensure that you find out Kyoto Racecourse tips from the experts. There's a wealth of information and you can bet with confidence when it comes to showdowns such as the Tenno Sho.
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1. Momentum Files+550 -
2. Tiger Twenty Four-250 -
3. Celestial Glaze+450
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1. Worryaboutyourself+1400 -
2. Occupy+300 -
3. Voladora+1000
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1. Oshala+400 -
2. Calathea-160 -
3. Show Off+400
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1. Kholulu+650 -
2. Queen Of Promise+150 -
3. Pining+1000
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1. Talking Foolish+200 -
2. Ayni+200 -
3. Legend's Girl+1000
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1. Cactus Closer+1200 -
2. Lou's Room+188 -
3. Foolin+164
Kyoto at a glance
- LocationKyoto, Kyoto
- TypeFlat, Turf and dirt
- LayoutRight-handed
- Circuitturf outer 1,894m; inner 1,783m; dirt 1,608m
- Racing since1925
- Feature raceKikuka Sho
A historic Kyoto track; stages the Kikuka Sho, the Japanese St Leger.
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Visit site → at Bet365When it comes to placing a bet on Kyoto Racecourse, it's worth noting that this Japanese track is eight hours ahead of UK time. Therefore, a night meeting will take place in the afternoon due to the time difference. There can be flat or steeplechase racing at this course, with the majority of encounters taking place on turf although there is also a dirt surface.
There are always plenty of Kyoto Racecourse betting odds when a meeting comes around. That presents the perfect opportunity to place wagers. We recommend that you compare the latest prices before going ahead and betting on a selection. There is generally the chance to bet win only or alternatively go for an each-way option.
Bet on the Tenno Sho at Kyoto Racecourse
The Tenno Sho is one of the biggest Japanese races on the calendar. This features among the Kyoto Racecourse racecards, with this being a turf contest over 3,200 metres. It is generally held either in late April or early May, with this long-distance affair being the furthest Grade One encounter in Japan. This race is also known as the Emperor's Cup and is a prestigious affair.
T O Royal, Redentor and Croix Du Nord are among some of the latest winners of the Tenno Sho, with Kyoto Racecourse tips available for this encounter. We will look at the form guide to understand which horses stand the best chance. However, we always encourage our readers to look at the available information themselves so that informed decisions can be made accordingly.
Bet on October and November Showdowns at Kyoto Racecourse
There are multiple opportunities to bet on Kyoto Racecourse throughout the year. Many of the high-profile encounters take place in October and November. They include the Shuka Sho and Kikuka Sho. The former is a turf contest over 2,000 metres where three-year-old thoroughbred fillies battle it out for a big prize. It is the third leg of the Triple Tiara after the Oka Sho and Yushun Himba.
The Kikuka Sho is effectively the Japanese St Leger and it's another turf contest. This race takes place over 3,000 metres and it was first contested in 1938. Jockey Christophe Lemaire has enjoyed plenty of recent success in this race. He's ridden Durezza, Urban Chic and Energico to victory in consecutive years, with Kyoto Racecourse betting odds available on this well before the race takes place.
There is also the Queen Elizabeth II Cup over 2,200 metres and this race has been in operation since 1976. It's the only Grade One encounter that is for fillies or mares who are aged three or above. We've seen Brede Weg, Stunning Rose and Regaleira in the winners' enclosure and it's always good to get the best possible odds.