Notable Races
| Month | Race | Distance | Age/Sex |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade I | |||
| Apr. | Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2,000 Guineas) | Turf 2000m | 3yo c&f |
| Sep. / Oct. | Sprinters Stakes | Turf 1200m | 3yo + |
| Dec. | Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes | Turf 1600m | 2yo c&f |
| Dec. | Arima Kinen (Nakayama Grand Prix) | Turf 2500m | 3yo + |
| Grade II | |||
| Jan. | American Jockey Club Cup | Turf 2200m | 4yo + |
| Feb. / Mar. | Nakayama Kinen | Turf 1800m | 4yo + |
| Mar. | Yayoi Sho (Satsuki Sho Trial) | Turf 2000m | 3yo |
| Mar. | Spring Stakes (Satsuki Sho Trial) | Turf 1800m | 3yo c&f |
| Mar. | Nikkei Sho | Turf 2500m | 4yo + |
| Apr. | New Zealand Trophy (NHK Mile Cup Trial) | Turf 1600m | 3yo c&f |
| Sep. | St. Lite Kinen (Kikuka Sho Trial) | Turf 2200m | 3yo |
| Sep. | All Comers | Turf 2200m | 3yo + |
| Dec. | Stayers Stakes | Turf 3600m | 3yo + |
| Grade III | |||
| Jan. | Nakayama Kimpai (Handicap) | Turf 2000m | 4yo + |
| Jan. | Fairly Stakes | Turf 1600m | 3yo f |
| Mar. | Ocean Stakes (Handicap) | Turf 1200m | 4yo + |
| Mar. | Flower Cup | Turf 1800m | 3yo f |
| Mar. | Nakayama Himba Stakes (Handicap) | Turf 1800m | 4yo+ f |
| Mar. | March Stakes (Handicap) | Dirt 1800m | 4yo + |
| Apr. | Lord Derby Challenge Trophy (Handicap) | Turf 1600m | 4yo + |
| Sep. | Keisei Hai Autumn Handicap (Handicap) | Turf 1600m | 3yo + |
| Dec. | Capella Stakes | Dirt 1200m | 3yo + |
| J-Grade I (Steeplechase) | |||
| Apr. | Nakayama Grand Jump | Turf 4250m | 4yo + |
| Dec. | Nakayama Daishogai | Turf 4100m | 3yo + |
Coordinates: 35°43′32″N 139°57′45″E / 35.72556°N 139.9625°E / 35.72556; 139.9625
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