Karasi wins world's richest jumps race

The Nakayama Grand Jump was won by Karasi at the weekend.

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By Kahyasi out of Karamita, the 11-year-old gelding bred by His Highness won by a neck for Australian trainer Eric Musgrove. A previous winner of this Group 1 event in Japan, Karasi was formerly trained in the UK by Sir Michael Stoute, where he won three races before being purchased for 95 000 gns by Kern Lillingston at Tattersalls Autumn HIT in 1998.

A proven flat sire with five Group 1 winners to his name, Kahyasi has also sired leading jumpers Afsoun, Shamayoun, Kasbah Bliss, Hirapour, Nobliau, Ansar to name his most recent blacktype successes. Not only this but the dual Derby winner is also a top class broodmare sire who was responsible for Group winners Intercontinental, Shamdala, Right Key and Cacique in 2005.

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