[quote=my miss storm cat]Tell me about Dragon Fire!
Well, I just will put some information regarding him. His a young 4 year old that has been figthing with the best. Need maduration but has a turn of foots that is amaizing. He comes all way from the back pack and has a good speed. Just let him star winning and he will not stop. Check this:
Owner: Yasushi Kubota
Breeder: Chiyoda Farm Shizunai
Winnings: 10 Starts: 5 - 2 – 0
1st: Sirius Stakes (Jpn-GIII,2.000m-Dirt, Hanshin)
Foaled 04/09/2004.
Trained in Japan by T Kubota.
From:
BRIANS TIME (USA)dkb/br. 1985ROBERTO (USA)b. 1969 [C]
MAGICAL WOMAN (JPN)ch. 1997PARADISE CREEK (USA)dkb/br. 1989
That was the headligth in the news on Nov 17 -07
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Dragon Fire is the Japanese horse most expect to trouble the established dirt group performers. He is a 3yo who has come through the ranks winning his last 4 starts in a row (with an exclusion from one race in between). He takes a while to wind up, but once he does he just keeps coming and the 2100m course at Tokyo looks perfect for him. He beat a very good field of older horses at the Grade 3 Sirius Stakes in his last start (where last year’s Japan Cup winner Alondite finished 4th) from an impossible position with 300m to go. He does look very, very good, but this is his acid test.
This was the report for the second run againts Vermilion.
If 4yos
Dragon Fire and
Ferrari Pisa get a run (they are 18th and 22nd in order of entry at this stage), they should also be treated with respect.
Dragon Fire, who was the second favorite in the Japan Cup Dirt last year, has been a little disappointing in his latest 2 runs but is working much better now and has ability
Lost twice against Vermilion, but the magins betwen bout races, were much closer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrl19IXPECs
Sirus stakes 
Saludos Guapa.