Daring Tact wins Japanese Oaks

Daring Tact wins Japanese Oaks

Daring Tact (4) wins the Japanese Oaks in Tokyo on May 24, 2020, becoming the first in 63 years to win two legs of the prestigious Japanese filly triple crown. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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