°•Princess Reema🥇•°

She has an elegant and maternal bearing. Her light brown hair, shoulder-length, with soft strands and a striking white stripe at the front, adds a touch of elegance to her hairstyle. Her violet eyes give her a calm and kind expression.

She has horse ears adorned with a white ribbon and wears a small silver tiara, reinforcing her noble and refined air. She wears a blue outfit with white details and wide sleeves, giving her a distinguished appearance, and her expression is serene and affectionate.

Full name: Princess Reema

Year of birth: April 24, 1984

Country of origin: United Kingdom (GB)

Color: Berry / dark chestnut (translation may vary according to stud book records)

Breed: Thoroughbred (Purebred English)

Parents & Family: Affirmed (USA), a legendary American horse and winner of the US Triple Crown in 1978. First Fling, her mother. Florentine (Narita Top Road's mother)

Although Princess Reema isn't a mare widely documented for the general public, there is some additional genealogical and breeding data that helps to understand her significance. She's more of an archive figure than a headline star: a queen of the quiet corridors.

Leading Progeny (via netkeiba):

Meisho Doto (1996): 10 wins (including 2001 Takarazuka Kinen - G1).

Trophy Deal (2003): 6 wins.

Princess Lucita (2002): 5 wins.

Lonsdaleite (2008): 1 win.

His Daughter: Meisho Doto

His most celebrated legacy was Meisho Doto, remembered for:

• multiple seconds placed in G1 • rivalry with TM Opera O • enormous perseverance • finally win the Takarazuka Kinen (G1)

That type of hardy and fighting horse often makes fans look at the mother with respect as well.

As a runner She wasn't a globally famous superstar. Many mares end up leaving a much bigger mark on breeding than on the track, and Princess Reema fits that profile: a quiet figure whose glory came through her offspring.

General information Name: Princess Reema Sex: Thoroughbred (British Thoroughbred) Mare Origin: United Kingdom / European line (according to international pedigree records) Most memorable role: Meisho Doto's mother

Lineage Princess Reema came from valuable European bloodlines, something common in Japanese breeding in the late 20th century, where mares were imported to strengthen genetic lines.

Princess Reema was the biological mother (dam) of the Japanese horse Meisho Doto, famous for his nickname "silver collector" for his numerous second-place finishes against TM Opera O. A mare discreet in public fame, but extremely important for her legacy: without her, one of the great constant warriors of Japanese turf would not exist.

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Role in Society

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