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Continuous (horse)
Continuous（5 March 2020 – ）is a thoroughbred racehorse bred in Japan and trained in Ireland. He is the winner of the 2023 St Leger Stakes and Great Voltigeur Stakes, as well as the 2022 Prix Thomas Bryon.
Continuous' dam, Fluff, was sent to Japan by people of the Coolmore Stud to have her covered by Deep Impact. They were, however, unsuccessful, and instead was covered by another horse with similar pedigree, Heart's Cry. The horse was born in a Japanese farm called Paca Paca Farm in Niikappu, Hokkaido .
Continuous debuted at a maiden race on August 20 held at Curragh Racecourse ridden by Ryan Moore, where he ran and won the race.
Later on, the horse ran in the Group 3 Prix Thomas Bryon and won, marking his first group race win.
Continuous started the season off with the G2 Dante Stakes on 18 May and finished at third place in a dead heat.
On 4 June, Continuous entered the Prix du Jockey Club as the 4th most favoured to win. He ran third place for most of the race but lost momentum in the straight and finished eighth behind Ace Impact.
At the King Edward VII Stakes on 23 June, the horse contested the lead as the field entered the final straight, but was quickly overtaken by King of Steel and finished 2nd behind King of Steel by 3 and a half lengths.
On 23 August at the Great Voltigeur Stakes, the horse ran at the back of the field before pushing up halfway through the straight and ultimately taking the lead. The horse won this race, which became his second group race victory, by 3 and a 3/4 lengths.
Continuous (horse)
Continuous（5 March 2020 – ）is a thoroughbred racehorse bred in Japan and trained in Ireland. He is the winner of the 2023 St Leger Stakes and Great Voltigeur Stakes, as well as the 2022 Prix Thomas Bryon.
Continuous' dam, Fluff, was sent to Japan by people of the Coolmore Stud to have her covered by Deep Impact. They were, however, unsuccessful, and instead was covered by another horse with similar pedigree, Heart's Cry. The horse was born in a Japanese farm called Paca Paca Farm in Niikappu, Hokkaido .
Continuous debuted at a maiden race on August 20 held at Curragh Racecourse ridden by Ryan Moore, where he ran and won the race.
Later on, the horse ran in the Group 3 Prix Thomas Bryon and won, marking his first group race win.
Continuous started the season off with the G2 Dante Stakes on 18 May and finished at third place in a dead heat.
On 4 June, Continuous entered the Prix du Jockey Club as the 4th most favoured to win. He ran third place for most of the race but lost momentum in the straight and finished eighth behind Ace Impact.
At the King Edward VII Stakes on 23 June, the horse contested the lead as the field entered the final straight, but was quickly overtaken by King of Steel and finished 2nd behind King of Steel by 3 and a half lengths.
On 23 August at the Great Voltigeur Stakes, the horse ran at the back of the field before pushing up halfway through the straight and ultimately taking the lead. The horse won this race, which became his second group race victory, by 3 and a 3/4 lengths.