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Nikkei reporters share picks for horse races on Oct. 12
Nikkei racing reporters Kenichi Nomoto and Keitaro Sekine shared their picks for central horse races on Oct.
12.
The headline highlights the Swan Stakes among the races covered.
Nomoto gave predictions for all races in Tokyo.
Sekine also contributed predictions, including for races in Kyoto.
The item is a guide to which horses the reporters consider strong choices.
It does not give the full list of picks in the available text.
No race results or later developments are provided.
Nikkei published horse-racing picks for the races on Oct. 12.
The picks were provided by Nikkei racing reporters Kenichi Nomoto and Keitaro Sekine.
Nomoto covered all races at Tokyo Racecourse.
Sekine covered all races at Kyoto Racecourse.
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- Who
- Nikkei racing reporters Kenichi Nomoto and Keitaro Sekine.
- What
- They shared predictions for central horse races on Oct. 12.
- When
- Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- Tokyo Racecourse and Kyoto Racecourse.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Publication
- Nikkei
- Publication date
- Oct. 12, 2026
- Reporters
- Kenichi Nomoto and Keitaro Sekine
- Tokyo coverage
- All races, by Nomoto
- Kyoto coverage
- All races, by Sekine
Sources
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