Two-year-old season Narita Taishin made his racing debut at
Sapporo Racecourse in July 1992. He managed only a fifth place finish, and afterwards was rested for several months to ease fatigue in his legs. He returned to racing in October at
Fukushima Racecourse, where he won his first race. He continued with more ungraded races, including finishing second at both the Fukushima Sansai Stakes at Fukushima Racecourse and the Senryo Stakes at
Hanshin Racecourse. At the end of the year, he was entered in to the
Radio Tampa Hai Sansai Stakes, his first
graded stakes event. Narita Taishin won the race, marking his first major victory. At the second leg of the Triple Crown, the
Tokyo Yushun, he once again entered as the third favorite behind Winning Ticket and Biwa Hayahide. Here, he was unable to complete his charge through the field and finished third behind Winning Ticket and Biwa Hayahide. His rivals Biwa Hayahide and Winning Ticket finished first and third, respectively.
Four and five-year-old seasons Narita Taishin's four-year-old season began with a victory at the
Meguro Kinen in February. With this success, he was entered in to the
Tenno Sho in April. He finished second,
lengths behind Biwa Hayahide. The promising start to Narita Taishin's 1994 season ended with more injuries. Shortly after the Tenno Sho, it was discovered that Narita Taishin had a minor fracture in his right-hind leg, which forced him out of competition for several months. He was scheduled to return at the
Kyōto Daishōten in October, but intestinal issues forced him out again. Just before the autumn Tenno Sho, he developed
tendinitis, another injury that would take months to recover from. ==Retirement==