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Umeda Bokujo

A family-run Thoroughbred breeding farm in Urakawa, Hokkaido, producing racehorses such as White Fugue.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Umeda Bokujo (梅田牧場) is a Japanese Thoroughbred breeding farm (production ranch) located in the Ogi-fushicho district of Urakawa-cho, Urakawa-gun, Hokkaido, in the Hidaka region. It is operated as a family business by representative Umeda Mikiya (梅田幹也), and its official profile describes it as a small family-run farm. The farm's stated philosophy is to produce and raise strong, healthy racehorses using the mineral-rich soil of the nearby Motoura River area, its own mating theories, and careful feeding and management, with the goal of delivering smiles to the many people involved with a racehorse — owners, jockeys, trainers, stable staff, training farm staff, breeding farm staff, and fans. Its stated target is to produce at least one open-class horse from each broodmare. The farm is known for producing horses including White Fugue (ホワイトフーガ, out of Marine Winner, born 2012), winner of the JBC Ladies' Classic (JBCL Classic, central-local exchange) at Ohi in 2015 and at Kawasaki in 2016; Get Full Marks (ゲットフルマークス, out of Grab (USA), born 2006), winner of the Keio Cup Nisai Stakes at Tokyo in 2008; Oval Ace (オーヴァルエース, out of Abrasio, born 2016), winner of the Hyacinth Stakes at Tokyo in 2019; Eishin Kinchem (エイシンキンチェム, out of Archaic Lady (USA), born 2009), winner of the Dahlia Sho Open at Niigata in 2011; and Trust Jugem (トラストジュゲム, out of Juji Hoseki, born 2002), winner of the Kadomatsu Stakes Open at Kyoto in 2008. Umeda Bokujo maintains a presence on Pacalla (パカラ), a service that connects fans with breeding farms, where it publishes news and articles about its horses and farm life. Its Pacalla page includes posts about foaling season, the birth of White Fugue's foal in 2019, and participation in Pacalla's "Mokushi de Tsunagu Project" (connecting through Mokushi). The farm accepts visitors if contacted in advance, though visits may be declined during the foaling/mating season and hay harvest season due to busy operations.

History

Umeda Bokujo is a Thoroughbred breeding farm in Ogi-fushicho, Urakawa-cho, Urakawa-gun, Hokkaido, in the Hidaka region, an area known for horse breeding. It is operated as a family business by representative Umeda Mikiya. The farm's official profile states that it produces and raises strong, healthy racehorses using the mineral-rich soil from the nearby Motoura River, its own mating theories looking several years ahead, and careful feeding and management. Its philosophy is to bring smiles to the many people involved with a racehorse, and its goal is to produce at least one open-class horse from each broodmare. The farm has produced several notable racehorses. White Fugue (out of Marine Winner, born 2012) won the JBC Ladies' Classic (JBCL Classic, central-local exchange) at Ohi in 2015 and at Kawasaki in 2016. Get Full Marks (out of Grab (USA), born 2006) won the Keio Cup Nisai Stakes at Tokyo in 2008. Oval Ace (out of Abrasio, born 2016) won the Hyacinth Stakes at Tokyo in 2019. Eishin Kinchem (out of Archaic Lady (USA), born 2009) won the Dahlia Sho Open at Niigata in 2011. Trust Jugem (out of Juji Hoseki, born 2002) won the Kadomatsu Stakes Open at Kyoto in 2008. In March 2019, Umeda Bokujo began publishing on Pacalla, a service that connects fans with breeding farms. Its posts have covered foaling season, the birth of White Fugue's foal in April 2019, and its participation in Pacalla's "Mokushi de Tsunagu Project" (connecting through Mokushi) in 2020, 2021, and 2023. The farm accepts visitors if contacted in advance, though visits may be declined during the foaling/mating season and hay harvest season due to busy operations.

  • Get Full Marks wins the Keio Cup Nisai Stakes at Tokyo.

  • Trust Jugem wins the Kadomatsu Stakes Open at Kyoto.

  • Eishin Kinchem wins the Dahlia Sho Open at Niigata.

  • White Fugue wins the JBC Ladies' Classic at Ohi.

  • White Fugue wins the JBC Ladies' Classic at Kawasaki.

  • Umeda Bokujo begins publishing on Pacalla.

  • White Fugue gives birth to a filly by Henny Hughes.

  • Oval Ace wins the Hyacinth Stakes at Tokyo.

  • Participates in the Mokushi de Tsunagu Project 2020.

  • Participates in the Mokushi de Tsunagu Project 2021.

Products and positioning

Small family-run Thoroughbred breeding farm in the Hidaka region, focused on producing healthy racehorses and connecting with fans through Pacalla.

  • White Fugue (ホワイトフーガ)

    Racehorse out of Marine Winner, born 2012; won JBC Ladies' Classic at Ohi (2015) and Kawasaki (2016).

  • Get Full Marks (ゲットフルマークス)

    Racehorse out of Grab (USA), born 2006; won Keio Cup Nisai Stakes at Tokyo (2008).

  • Oval Ace (オーヴァルエース)

    Racehorse out of Abrasio, born 2016; won Hyacinth Stakes at Tokyo (2019).

  • Eishin Kinchem (エイシンキンチェム)

    Racehorse out of Archaic Lady (USA), born 2009; won Dahlia Sho Open at Niigata (2011).

  • Trust Jugem (トラストジュゲム)

    Racehorse out of Juji Hoseki, born 2002; won Kadomatsu Stakes Open at Kyoto (2008).

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