Oka Sho - Earlier Winners

Earlier Winners

  • 1939 - Soul Lady
  • 1940 - Tairei
  • 1941 - Brand Sol
  • 1942 - Banner Goal
  • 1943 - Miss Theft
  • 1944 - Yamaiwai
  • 1945 - no race
  • 1946 - no race
  • 1947 - Browny
  • 1948 - Hamakaze
  • 1949 - Yashima Daughter
  • 1950 - Tosa Mitsuru
  • 1951 - Tsuki Kawa
  • 1952 - Swee Sue
  • 1953 - Kansei
  • 1954 - Yamaichi
  • 1955 - Yashima Belle
  • 1956 - Miss Lilas
  • 1957 - Miss Onward
  • 1958 - Hoshu Queen
  • 1959 - Kiyo Take
  • 1960 - Tokino Kiroku
  • 1961 - Sugi Hime
  • 1962 - Kenho
  • 1963 - Miss Masako
  • 1964 - Kane Keyaki
  • 1965 - Hatsuyuki
  • 1966 - Wakakumo
  • 1967 - Sea Ace
  • 1968 - Koyu
  • 1969 - Hide Kotobuki
  • 1970 - Tamami
  • 1971 - Nasuno Kaori
  • 1972 - Achieve Star
  • 1973 - Nitto Chodori
  • 1974 - Takaeno Kaori
  • 1975 - Tesco Gaby
  • 1976 - Titania
  • 1977 - Inter Gloria
  • 1978 - Oyama Tesco
  • 1979 - Horsemen Tesco
  • 1980 - Hagino Top Lady
  • 1981 - Brocade
  • 1982 - Riesengross
  • 1983 - Shadai Sophia
  • 1984 - Diana Tholon
  • 1985 - Erebus
  • 1986 - Mejiro Ramonu
  • 1987 - Max Beauty
  • 1988 - Ara Hotoku
  • 1989 - Shadai Kagura
  • 1990 - Agnes Flora
  • 1991 - Sister Tosho
  • 1992 - Nishino Flower
  • 1993 - Vega
  • 1994 - Oguri Roman
  • 1995 - Wonder Perfume
List of Japanese Grade I horse races
Japan Racing Association(JRA) GI Races
(International GI)
  • February Stakes (dirt)
  • Takamatsunomiya Kinen
  • Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas; 3-year-old fillies)
  • Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2000 Guineas; 3-year-olds)
  • Tenno Sho (Spring)
  • NHK Mile Cup (3-year-olds)
  • Victoria Mile (fillies and mares)
  • Yushun Himba (Japanese Oaks; 3-year-old fillies)
  • Tokyo Yūshun (Japanese Derby; 3-year-olds)
  • Yasuda Kinen
  • Takarazuka Kinen
  • Sprinters Stakes
  • Shūka Sho (3-year-old fillies)
  • Kikuka Shō (Japanese St. Leger; 3-year-olds)
  • Tenno Sho (Autumn)
  • Queen Elizabeth II Commemorative Cup (fillies and mares)
  • Mile Championship
  • Japan Cup (invitational)
  • Japan Cup Dirt (invitational dirt)
  • Hanshin Juvenile Fillies (2-year-old fillies)
  • Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes (2-year-olds)
  • Arima Kinen (Grand Prix)
National Association of Racing(NAR) JpnI/GI Races
(Domestic or international GI races, dirt)
  • Kawasaki Kinen
  • Kashiwa Kinen
  • Teio sho
  • Japan Dirt Derby (3-year-old)
  • Mile Championship Nambu Hai
  • Japan Breeding farm's Cup(Sprint - Ladies' Classic (fillies and mares) - Classic)
  • Zen-Nippon Nisai Yushun (2-year-olds)
  • Tokyo Daishōten (international)
JRA Steeplechase Races (J-GI races)
  • Nakayama Grand Jump (international invitational)
  • Nakayama Daishogai (international)
Domestic Grade I Equivalent Races
  • Haneda Hai(Oi)
  • Tokyo Derby(Oi)
  • Ban'ei Kinen(Ban'ei, Obihiro)
See also
  • Japan Racing Association
  • National Association of Racing
  • Horse racing in Japan ·

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