Symboli Kris S

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Symboli Kris S

JP
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Symboli Kris S carries herself like a standing challenge. A taciturn exchange student from America, she arrives with a mission statement sharp enough to cut the air: victory, and through it, the revolution of Japanese racing. That severe sense of purpose gives her an intimidating silhouette, but it also makes her memorable in an almost statuesque way—170 cm tall, broad in presence, and marked simply as weighing an “Impressive.” Even her official tagline sounds less like a slogan than a vow: the mission she was given is victory, and she will carry it out.

Symboli Kris S (シンボリクリスエス) was a dark bay Japanese stallion of the early 2000s, bred by Takahiro Wada and raced in the colors of Symboli Stud. Foaled on 21 January 1999, he was trained at Miho by Kazuo Fujisawa and developed into one of the era’s defining JRA performers. By the American sire Kris S. out of Tee Kay, a daughter of Gold Meridian, he brought an international pedigree into top-class Japanese competition and later retired to stud.