In the end, it’s a happy ending that will remain in the history of Japanese horse racing, so it’s all good…

>>2

Some people say this, but in this manga, it will end up separating from Kitahara, so won’t it just end up around bitter?

>>4

I wonder what will happen now and what will lead to that…

>>49

Isn’t it a huge booing from the media?

You’re pretty meticulous during the clouding period, aren’t you?

The damn media, this is where the real action begins!

I can’t foresee a development where Kitahara leaves from here.

>>10

Ah, so that’s why I am being made to quit…

No matter how hard we struggle in the end, it will be a happy ending, so let’s do our best to cloud it.

It’s beautiful, isn’t it…?

Is the worst gloomy development in the story what the audience who got interested in the original manga after starting with the anime is reading?

There are still races left, but it seems difficult to stretch it out until the anime ends.

It’s pretty, isn’t it?

The cloudy period is really long, but will it keep going like this?

A miraculous revival and a happy ending in the last run! It’s great, but since I’m away from Kitahara and with Fumino-chan, I wonder if it’s really happy…?

The active period is quite abbreviated, and the clouds will probably be abbreviated as well…

What kind of predicament is the image in?

Kitahara’s voice is also unnecessarily handsome…

But Kitahara thinks that Daska is better than Oguri.

In the end, where did Kitahara win after all?

I’m sorry to hear that.

I saw Inari properly come to say goodbye.

I thought Tama somehow faded out suddenly…

>>27

Tamama may come out like Carlos Rivera in the final stages.

>>27

Huh? Inari retired?

>>70

As history has it, Milwakaba’s last race was in Takarazuka.

Inari, stop walking with a bow-legged stance.

Does this mean that Yaeno has won and we are entering the final period?

I was surprised to find out that they’re already on episode 179.

If we’re not careful, someone like Tama or Obey might come to see the next Japan Cup.

Amidst all that…

Tama coming out while arguing with Bright.

As expected, Oguri must sense something when so many of his generation are retiring like this.

I thought the creek would be more competitive, but I was surprised at how little connection there is.

You’re the worst, young man…

>>42

At this point, Young is no longer Kitahara but a Kansai reporter.

>>46

The current position of the Kansai dialect reporter is already moving with a focus on the young.

When read through, it surprisingly seems like they end up clashing as rivals in some way, doesn’t it?

In the horse world, even if you retire, it seems like you could still come and visit, but why does everyone have the atmosphere of a lifelong farewell?

>>39

I can’t race anymore, and I’ll probably graduate from the academy that year…

I’ll write thoroughly about how to cloud things over, and in the end, I’ll make it feel like I’m just letting it flow.

Even in regular sports, retirement is a significant milestone…

The only thing everyone knows about Oguri’s ending is from historical facts and the first episode of the app, so I can feel relieved about that.

Even if we try to do a three-legged race, if there’s such a gap that the man can’t keep up, and the theme is about competition where you have to win for it to matter, what should we do?

Oguri might have a happy ending, but isn’t everything around it not happy at all?

Don’t make high school girls endure hardships like those faced by elderly athletes.

Wait, a 24-hour camera setup for a struggling and depressed athlete high school girl?!

Have you done it yet?

>>52

As expected, it feels too out of place even if I do it, so I will change its form.

I just realized that even with Oguri’s Arima, the young people around him didn’t become happy…

Unlike Koshien players, this time is precisely the peak.

Young has been impossible from the start… it’s like they’re prepared a VIP seat exclusively for Young…

It’s sad for Oguri, but it might be equally sad for Young.

And then, after losing senior Oguri, my uncle encounters a new light in me…

>>59

Isn’t it quite a ways ahead in the Singularity Space?

>>59

In reality, you end up encountering something like an extremely dazzling mass of light…

It’s a waste not to let young reporters in Kansai cover it.

>>60

No, not really…

I can’t imagine Kita-hara’s voice as a young person at all…

I thought there wouldn’t be Nakahara, but I never expected the guy next to me would do it, right?

>>63

Hehe (laughs)

Racehorses are born to run, so they should be raced when they can, especially since it’s two consecutive G1 races.

Isn’t the one that’s most cloudy actually Young?

This week, I unexpectedly felt like crying a little at Inari and Creek’s place.

>>68

I completely cried at Inari and Oguri’s place…

Will Kantan Oguri be recreated in the anime?

The face that is about to shove the whole bowl into its mouth.

If you were young, you could have played Kitahara perfectly with a score of 100 out of 100.

Just having 200 characters, taking into account the feelings of the time.

What, is Kitahara about to break up with the trainer?

>>73

Oguri won’t get weaker, it’s the trainer’s fault, they should quit.

>>82

Um…

>>73

The difference between the rider and the trainer isn’t recognized, and it’s just being taken lightly without reading it.

If you equate the rider with the trainer, how many times has the trainer changed?

That’s right.

You made me weak.

Oguri isn’t being arrogant or anything bad, yet the situation keeps getting worse…

A list of people whose future is certain to be cloudy based on historical facts.

Yaenomuteki

Milwakaba

Kitahara

Young

>>80

Isn’t it always cloudy?!

>>80

In the background, Fujimasama March is also going to the center and it’s cloudy.

>>85

It’s that time of year… March…

>>85

That place has already finished being a comic…

There’s a scene where both of them are ridiculed, saying something like “If Oguri loses to Yaeno, he’s really done for…”?

The light of Dasuka and Kamehameha brightly illuminates Kitahara’s heart, which is sunk in darkness.

If you stay in the academy like the president, that’s one thing, but once you retire from active duty and graduate from the academy, it really becomes the end of your adolescent phase and a period of uncertainty.

>>86

This way of saying it makes it sound like the chairman is crazy, doesn’t it?

Since she is Cinderella, the magic will eventually be broken.

It may be frustrating, but there’s nothing you can do about it.

Probably no one is asking for this cloudy segment.

>>90

JRA: “That’s right, that’s right.”

>>90

It happened…

>>90

It’s tough if it’s not based on historical facts.

Since Riko-chan has already chased off the reporter who snuck into the school, I think something close to a 24-hour close-up interview (hidden camera) will come.

My reliable friends all have dead legs.

Youth Invested in Racing

But everyone’s legs are dead.

The JRA has been burned too much by the light…

If such a development happened in an original work, it wouldn’t just be a matter of controversy…

You are Oguri Cap, and it seems that Fumino-chan is a step ahead in the race.

It’s truly unfortunate that Yaenomuteki seems unlikely to be saved until the end.

>>101

I think it’s okay to change the horse.

>>101

It seems that only the temporary media was making a fuss, and those around Yaeno and the horse racing fans were genuinely happy, so that might provide some relief.

If it weren’t for historical facts, they would probably be able to participate in the Derby.

The central challenge of March is four battles, but in the first two, I fought against Bamboo.

In the third round, I fought against Grandma Sweep.

In the fourth time, I matched with a horse unrelated to the FANZA character called Love Only You.

There are many cloudy elements, but just having Berno by my side makes me a super winner in the single Leo group.

Umamusume basically receives the benefits of the original work while also having some restrictions, you know…

>>105

Whether good or bad, it’s difficult to present because there’s a storyline.

You are Oguri Cap, right?

Who will do it?

>>107

Main target: Nasa-chan

Counter – Kitahara

Big Hole Tama

>>107

Everyone together, you’re Oguri Cap, right? (Not “are you!” but “you are!”)

It’s tough to use the usual length for the race when we’ve lost badly twice without any highlights.

It’s difficult to break free from the storyline set by Um Soul or the horse racing god…

Since it’s themed around Oguri, it wouldn’t be right not to do this, so I just have to endure.

The previous JC was so amazing that this year’s contrast stands out.

I’m somehow managing to endure while looking forward to Ryan’s abs.

In the early anime, it feels like L was able to participate in the derby because it was the beginning.

>>115

It seems that because it was quite divisive, they rarely deviate from the original work now.

It is not good that the Kansai journalist is too easy to imagine as young.

I want to see Kitahara meet Roman in the final episode of Dasuka.

What did Kitahara come here for…?

I like the special victory scenarios in the app’s main story, like the Arima one.

>>121

It’s interesting that a performance samurai glass has recently appeared to correct the future.

So, will Kitahara continue to endure the criticism along with Oguri…?

>>126

Either way, it’s tough!!!!!!!!

But considering historical facts, it’s the dark period since Kitahara came.

>>127

Historical facts don’t matter; if it’s Kitahara = Ankatsu, then Ankatsu wasn’t in the central area during this time.

If I were to seriously read about going to Nasu-chan’s place, I definitely wouldn’t think such things.

>>135

Calm down.

“If anything, it’s just that they are calculating backward to make Nase-chan say ‘You’re Oguri Cap’, right?”

If they are completely in sync with the jockey, then it would be strange not to team up with Nase-chan by the time of the Yasuda Memorial.

If we’re really going to get into the Oguri Cap’s sunset arc from here, then separating from Kitahara is totally possible, right?

The episode where Yuichi Takahashi rides and wins in the last Arima is extremely vivid, so it seems very plausible that Nase-chan would take charge or assist at the end.

But please wait.

Mr. Roppei might take responsibility because it was entrusted too much to Kitahara.

If it’s the jump aimed at the boy, it will definitely fall to a level where the readership drops, putting it at risk of being canceled.

No matter how I struggle, it’s certain that Kitahara will cloud over according to historical facts…

In the second year of Chuo, if the trainer = jockey, it would be strange if it didn’t change from Rokuhira to Komi-chan.

How about a course where Naze-chan comes in to help after being asked by Creque to somehow do something?

It’s nice, isn’t it?

24-hour close coverage

Kitahara came and won at Yasuda Records, you know?

Drawing it according to the original story usually becomes painful.

Horse racing is a drama of generational change.

>>141

That’s why any child participating in the G1 class can become the main character.

>>144

Milwakaba…

>>144

Can the same thing be said about Kurino Megamie Ace, who was in the 2023 Japan Cup for Equinox’s retirement match?

The way Singre skillfully adapts historical facts into Uma Musume is quite impressive, so there’s no need to get so worked up denying it.

Honestly, Nase-chan is just a supporting character and has no connection to the Oguri team at all.

People keep talking about Oguri, but didn’t anyone say anything about Inari and Creek, who can no longer win?

>>145

Before you can’t win, you’ll get injured and be unable to compete in races, leading to retirement.

Blamed for not being able to win in the outfield because of Kitahara.

It would be a lie to say that I don’t want to see Oguri looking all worn and cloudy.

>>146

When you know the ending and understand that the gloomy developments will continue, a curiosity about how far they can take the gloom also arises, doesn’t it?

Oguri: 1987–1990

Ankatsu (Central Era): 2003-2013

Especially, Creek had injuries that could not be helped after finishing first in the Spring Ten and the Kyoto Memorial.

Because the racing results don’t seem to indicate that they’ve weakened.