The Jungfrau Prize is an award recognizing outstanding contributions in various fields, often related to the promotion of cultural, scientific, or social activities. It is named after the Jungfrau, a prominent mountain in the Swiss Alps, symbolizing excellence and achievement. The prize is typically awarded to individuals or organizations that demonstrate significant efforts in their respective domains, embodying values such as innovation, dedication, and excellence. The selection criteria and the fields in which the prize is awarded can vary, but the overarching goal is to honor initiatives that positively impact society and inspire others.
The Jungfrau Prize race will take place at Urawa Racecourse on February 24, 2025, under a clear February sky. This prestigious event is tailored for three-year-old fillies tackling a 1,400-meter…