Thoroughbred Horse Collection. Unopened. Jockey Yukio Okabe. Signed. Trading card signed by Tokai Teio. Horse racing. One of the first foals of the seven-crown horse Symboli Rudolf, and the first Japanese-trained horse to win an international G1 race. Awarded the 1991 JRA Award for Best 4-Year-Old Colt and Best Father-Bred Horse, and the 1993 JRA Special Award. Selected as a Hall of Fame horse in 1995. Major victories include the 1991 Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2000 Guineas), Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby), 1992 Japan Cup, and 1993 Arima Kinen. From the horse's name, which was inspired by his father, who was called "Emperor," and from his racing career, where he made a comeback from multiple fractures, he is also known as the "Miracle Horse." ○ Yukio Okabe He was a top jockey in central horse racing from the late 20th century to the early 21st century, and was affectionately known as a master by horse racing fans. Influenced by American horse racing, he brought to Japan the philosophy and techniques of "horse-firstism." He is also known for being a pioneer of freelance jockeys in central horse racing, not bound by specific stables or owners. From January 1995 to August 2007, he held the record for the most wins by a jockey in central horse racing (2943 wins in the end). - Model Name: Tokai Teio - Race Name: Japan Cup - Date of Birth: April 20, 1988 - Sex: Stallion - Sire: Symboli Rudolf - Dam: Tokai Natural - Winning Race: November 29, 1992 Japan Cup Type...Single card, 1 piece Signature...Signed