Rey de Oro was born in 2014. He is by King Kamehameha out of La Dorada by Symboli Kris S.
Rey de Oro was awarded Best Three-Year-Old Colt in Japan in 2017 and Best Older Horse in Japan in 2018. He captured the Grade 1 Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) beating subsequent Japan Cup winner Suave Richard at 3, and showed his class again by winning the Grade 1 Tenno Sho (Autumn) at 4. He is by Japanese Derby winner and Japanese Champion Sire King Kamehameha and from the family of Japanese Triple Crown winner and Japanese Champion Sire Deep Impact.
Rey de Oro entered stud in Japan in 2020. His first crop hit the track in 2023. He has sired some good winners including Sunrise Earth, who won the Listed Sumire Stakes; Mina de Oro, who won the Listed Shirayuri Stakes; and Trovatore.
Rey de Oro was awarded Best Three-Year-Old Colt in Japan in 2017 and Best Older Horse in Japan in 2018. He captured the Grade 1 Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) beating subsequent Japan Cup winner Suave Richard at 3, and showed his class again by winning the Grade 1 Tenno Sho (Autumn) at 4. He is by Japanese Derby winner and Japanese Champion Sire King Kamehameha and from the family of Japanese Triple Crown winner and Japanese Champion Sire Deep Impact.
Rey de Oro entered stud in Japan in 2020. His first crop hit the track in 2023. He has sired some good winners including Sunrise Earth, who won the Listed Sumire Stakes; Mina de Oro, who won the Listed Shirayuri Stakes; and Trovatore.