So everyone had their brains fried all together.

…Yeah

Because it’s too strong, the future developments will be great… a white lightning bolt will strike.

Well, wait a moment.
Because one after another, contenders keep coming to defeat this guy.

A monster that creates an atmosphere of retirement just by removing the bulletin board.

Competing and losing, competing and winning, all compete.

I was curious about what’s coming next, so I looked it up, but isn’t the original a bit too dramatic?

There are few with a drama that rivals Oguri… it’s drama from the beginning to the end…

Oguri’s last run was so exhilarating that it will lead to something serious…

If only one person is unmatched, it just takes the burning of a few brains…

Since Oguri came out, it’s too painful that the main characters from before Oguri instantly became relics of the past.

I may lose, but I usually get back at them… the only one who escaped after winning was my master at the health spa.

Having at least one stuffed animal in the house is no joke.

If there hadn’t been a fancy shop like stuffed animal making in the second owner’s business, it might not have become this popular.

There are many strong rivals in the same category, competing and experiencing wins and losses.
It may be included in the later years that Oguri was a one-time mutation, as his descendants have not achieved very notable results.

Tamamori will burn the brain of Oguri, who has been burning everyone’s brains.

Why does everyone like it when local country folks rise to success?

Chairman, that’s really rude.

Pui’s situation is different because the media and JRA intended to do it.

Unseen strong enemies conveniently appear.

Having rivals makes things exciting… Everyone loves the three strong competitors.

A conveniently beneficial rival, like in a shonen manga, appears one after another.

A popularity that sold approximately 11 million stuffed animals, including prizes from crane games…

Well, I was surprised that Oguri Cap ran in the Japan Series without any knowledge of the original work.
Moreover, since they won, I wonder if the people involved are okay with the trend of treating it as if Chiyonofuji lost in the Japan Series.

I’m sorry to say, but there’s just no dramatic quality at all…
The crucial race is a breeze solely based on physical ability, without any relation to skills, guts, or talent.

Only Stegoceras can create a story comparable to Oguri that stays true to the original.

Pui-chan’s greatness has already become well-known in both the first race and the Young Horse Stakes, and all we can say now is that she’s strong.

First of all, Tama itself is too much like a shonen manga, so that’s a no-go.

It’s really long, but it’s hard to see Stego as the protagonist of the work, no matter how you think about it.

There are quite a few horses that turn out to be good to follow, so I’m honestly not sure if Stay Gold is particularly outstanding.

Stego is also a drama, but if it’s that route, I think I like Company or something like that.

Oguri’s boom, the horse racing boom, and the bubble all happening at the same time is a significant factor.

It’s catchy to insist that a white horse plush toy can be called Oguri because gray horses are rare.