I want a girl who can be a great success like my mom.

That’s a nice mark you have…

It’s Kitamondai, huh?

>>3

I want to be sandwiched in between~

It’s easy to distinguish since it’s so characteristic, which is helpful.

Aichan’s 2024 design looks like it will stand out so much!

I guess it’s a black eye for now…

Kitasan Ai

It’s interesting that there is potential to be active from now on.

Like a daifuku.

Kitasan, since it’s a crown, let it be.

Being born with such a beautiful big star makes me want to support you, as it feels like you might do something great.

Oh, how cute!

It’s round and a bit elongated at the bottom, like a fan.

Sunday 3×3 is quite aggressive.

Moomondomoi was muscular, but for now, this one is more on the cute side.

Come to think of it, I haven’t heard about “perfectly round meteors”…

I hope SS3×3 doesn’t go poorly…

Is Sirius a big star too?

>>19

The original horse is too handsome.

I don’t wish for much, but I hope you can surpass your parents!

The fur is fluffy…

It feels like the girl’s cross, which is the SS 4×4, won’t have much trouble finding a partner, although it’s a bit early to say… I hope it leads to something good later.

>>23

I think there are quite a few, but I try to avoid them.

>>27

Rudolph and Lamone also seem like they would make a great face…

>>31

Regardless of the number of titles, Teioh was doing pretty well, right!?

>>43

Two foals are carrying such heavy expectations…

>>48

Liberera, huh…

I want to see Kitachan and Aichan interacting! Please show me!

If it were to be implemented in the future, it would seem like a child of parents who are too great.

Your ears are cute too…

>>32

Isn’t the lineage of Kinkame strange?

No problem, just win the Triple Tiara and three Emperor’s Cups, and I won’t ask for much more.

>>34

Once I win the Triple Tiara and one Emperor’s Cup, I wonder if I’ll be allowed to compete from the following year onwards…

>>37

There wouldn’t be any particular reason to retire the mare quickly.

>>34

Are you not going to this suitability derby?

>>38

I want to see a girl win the derby.

>>34

If a filly wins three Autumn Trophies or wins the Spring Trophy, I’d be surprised!

>>35

Well, if you interrupt, you’ll definitely get some kind of comment, more or less.

Wasn’t it also being held by my son?

Does it feel properly attached over there?

Northern was the least involved in 3×3 among the major companies, but it has increased a bit since Kitasan.

>>44

Epimondai broke his bones due to Ai-chan’s hard training…?

So cute!

I wonder if it’s hard to tell if a horse is fast or not when it’s this young?

>>49

I see… I’ve seen in interviews sometimes where they talk about how this child has been like this since they were small.

I guess it’s something you can say only in hindsight.

>>58

It seems that some kids really think things are different, but even so, there are many times when they miss the mark.

>>58

A kid who looks like they can run amazingly can also be underwhelming.

There are times when a child who seems like they never run might actually run.

>>49

Since Kita-chan was just a leftover misokatsu.

>>46

When I was born, there was a story that people said this kid might be on the level of Cesario!?

But well, I said it, but there must be patterns where it didn’t happen, right?

Equinox couldn’t surpass the number of G1 wins, regardless of the prize money.

Strong children are not necessarily born from strong children, and there’s no guarantee that mixing strong children will yield strong offspring either.

Apapane was able to produce good G1 horses.

>>59

The story of “Akaitorin no Musume” feels like the fruit of perseverance.

Why does Kita-chan have relationships with so many mares?

>>60

Stallions are just like that.

>>66

If we keep doing this work together, huffing and puffing, it’s going to drive us crazy… it has gotten to that point.

>>60

Because… it’s because I am an amazing horse with good lineage.

The Three Generations Hero Chronicles and Three Generations Memorial Horses can only be found at the King Kame farm.

It seems like Ai-chan and Kita-chan from Uma Musume have good compatibility in terms of personality. Most strong Uma Musume respond to rivalry with rivalry, but Kita-chan doesn’t really have that kind of attitude.

It’s going really well, and this kid is winning a lot and getting a lot of attention.

If it becomes a Uma Musume in some future.

Once implemented, I’ll be able to see a mother charging in with the Ai-chan points counted, huh…

It’s just about putting a high price on the horse and selling it for a high price.

Recently, there are certainly fewer crosses between Triple Crown horses due to the presence of Sunday Silence’s blood.

A good combination of bloodlines just makes it easier for strong offspring to be born.

The production side takes on much more risk, yet bears heavier responsibility.

>>72

Horse racing is all about gambling, not just for the spectators, but also for breeders and owners…

The image is that whether it’s non-SS or SS type, it is valued when it’s far away.

That’s right, Ryuuou?

The shadow of my father and mother looms heavily over me───

>>75

For humans, it would be tremendous pressure, but it’s something that doesn’t really concern the horses.

Colts can be spun four digits if you work hard with gacha, but fillies can barely reach double digits in offspring, so you have to produce GⅠ level offspring… It’s a crazy probability for both the races and the offspring to be strong.

Kita-chan produced the world’s strongest horse from the first year.

On top of that, they are quite strong.

Horse racing is the most insane gamble, after all.

It’s easy to misunderstand because horses like Apapane and Gentildonna have produced G1 winners, but just because you’ve won the Triple Crown doesn’t mean you can produce G1 winners…

Kita-san!!!!💢

Even considering that it’s an outlier, if it means that by pairing with Kitasan Black, Ikuinnoq will come out, then of course I will pair them.

Genjitsu-chan is working hard too…

>>94

You’re going to mass-produce Eva-chan.

Nowadays, it’s hard to get super strong ones with mysterious bloodlines.

>>95

The bleeding has definitely stabilized! It’s better than in other countries, though.

>>95

Aren’t you rolling the mystery lineage gacha too few times?

>>95

It’s a Derby horse from Tastiéra or a minor bloodline…

In the first place, Almond Eye is an outlier of Kanaloa.

In the first place, Kitasan offspring have a lot of hits.

>>98

There are many hits, and even the misses have a higher minimum guarantee line, right?

Of course, I’ll put it on.

>>98

That’s why the orders are pouring in even more…

Even with a price increase, it doesn’t decrease…

Even when my son starts breeding, it doesn’t decrease…

The classic generation last year didn’t do well at all, but since Crowa made an appearance at the end of the year, it really shows that Kitachan’s bloodline is amazing.

Even though Kita-chan is producing Ikui, is it true that the leading sire is Kizuna because the average value is important?

>>102

It hasn’t been long since I made my breeding debut.

>>102

Number

The representative horse of the sire Sakura Bakushin O… Kitasan Black.

The representative horse of father Lord Kanaloa… Almond Eye.

In other words, if the father is Lord Kanaloa and the maternal grandfather is Sakura Bakushin O!

In today’s Japan, I don’t think there are many minors in the central turf, according to my father.

Kita-chan producing G1 horses every year is incredible…

The children running now were discounted back in the day.

Kitasan also produced Crow du Nore, didn’t he?

>>115

The horse girls have good temperaments and aren’t overly competitive, yet they are still strong.

>>115

Being told I resemble a pony is a compliment.

In other words, it’s surprising that there are no successful offspring other than Kitasan despite being of the same lineage as the great stallion.

>>116

Even if you can roll a lot of gacha for the stallion, there’s no guarantee that it will become strong.

That said, Ogre is still probably a mutation, right? It’s a pedigree sport…

Even if a strong child suddenly appears, a mediocre lineage may not be able to keep up with the competition…

>>118

If anything, I remember there being quite a few theories about Kita-chan being a mutant.

>>118

It’s true that Oguri is a sudden mutation, but my sister Oguri Roman has also won a central G1, so I think their mother White Narby is just too amazing.

>>128

There are occasionally amazing mothers, like Meve and others.

We won’t be able to evaluate Equinox until it actually starts running, so I wonder how it will turn out.

Thinking back on it now, it’s like a dream that the 13-crown girl Maurice × Gentildonna won a G1 and also had a moment to shine in Arima.

I don’t want to be greedy, so I just hope to win a G1 at least as good as my parents.

>>126

I’ll be sent to breed before I even win like that.

>>126

Don’t say something ridiculous!

Clois de Nore has a more pedigree-free feeling on the maternal side than Equinox.

Kitazan is such a devoted son that it’s said to be a gift from God to Sub-chan.

Just live a long life, please…

>>136

It seems that half of the debts have been erased with the prize money earned by Kitasan during his active years.

Despite earning that much, it’s still only half…

In the past, there were many models that had high basic performance but were difficult to handle, resembling a runaway type.

I heard that being from the Kitasan bloodline, they tend to run straightforwardly while maintaining high base performance, which is the secret to their popularity.

Right now, it’s a generation where Kitasan wasn’t popular, so there are few of us.

I’m winning properly, though.

Even for someone like me who can’t tell horses apart, this is easy to understand.

I have to take Dad’s forgotten Satsuki and Derby, and Mom’s forgotten Queen Elizabeth Cup…

Equinox has inherited Kitachan’s gentle temperament and possesses that outrageous strength, it’s mind-blowing.

>>143

If it were a bit sturdier, I wouldn’t have any complaints.

Well, in the case of a grandchild, it might explode at the grandchild stage, so it’s best to support them without expecting too much.

>>144

I see, even if this child doesn’t run, there’s a possibility that I’ll hear the name again when I’ve forgotten about it.

I have to live long enough to witness it.

>>171

In fact, it’s my father King who is exploding with this.

Good blood is amazing!

There is quite a handicap depending on whether it’s Northern or not.

>>145

Born in Yanagawa and raised by a cooperative development organization, I was showing strength even against the elite from Northern.

Perhaps they had higher expectations for Shadai compared to Hidaka precisely because it is a strong outsider.

I hope there will be many victory reports for Yuto Kitamura at the Croissaud de Nôtre this year.

Recently, I wonder if there were any strong ones like my parents combined with ◯ crowns.

>>147

Is it Geraldina mentioned above?

It’s crazy that I’ve only fought ten times and have six G1 wins.

The expectations that Ai-chan has for 2024 are too heavy!!

>>151

I’m glad you were born safely, and it’s something I can say before you start running.

>>151

Well, both of my parents are big deals, so it can’t be helped…

The daughter of the red bird’s daughter did her best.

Speaking of which, I have the impression that most of Kitachan’s offspring that have won big are male, but what about the females? What kind of ones are there?

>>156

Please take care of the Christmas parade.

I’m glad there weren’t any injuries during the race, but I’m a bit disappointed that the Autumn Elder Horse Triple Crown hasn’t been achieved for the past two years.

I wonder if a non-winner colt can produce a graded stakes horse.

>>158

It’s not that there isn’t.

>>158

Miss Pro or something

I can’t think of anything recent.

>>165

In America, where the scale of horse breeding is completely different, it’s still understandable.

First, I wonder how many horses in Japan can become stallions despite not having won a race…

>>158

I thought about it being a filly… but there are definitely fewer colts.

>>168

It is likely that becoming a stallion without wins is primarily due to the demand for alternative stallions…

It feels like the awakening has begun for the filly Kitasan, Ravel.

Agu groove and Caesar’s ratio are amazing, aren’t they?

https://www.sanspo.com/race/article/general/20240515-OTU7O332NBKHLAJKZFKYXOF2EY/

It seems that a child who is about to bear even heavier expectations is emerging soon.

Did you achieve the reverse parent-child bowl W conception, Ai-chan…?

Several horses are winning from breeding mares → Amazing

A horse that wins a major race → super amazing

A G1 horse is coming → It’s just too amazing!

Multiple G1 horses appear → God

Recognition of that level.

>>179

Is Meove making the sperm do a triathlon from the very beginning?

It’s the same with Daring Tact’s mother.

Weigh heavily on

Kita-chan picked up the race she dropped by herself, so she only forgot the items for Satsuki, Derby, and Takarazuka in the first place.

I have already collected Satsuki and Takarazuka.

>>182

Well then, it’s Eri and the Derby…

If it’s a strong child like Vodka, who is not just from Fuchu, then it should be fine.

Well, it’s a common story that expected horses with good bloodlines don’t perform at all.

There was a Northern Dancer offspring that was auctioned off for around 2 billion yen at the current price, but that one was a complete flop.

If there’s an amazing older brother, even an undefeated younger brother has a chance.

>>188

Dad has won the Spring Stakes!

Shouldn’t we change the Fuji TV Spring Stakes to the Black Tide Memorial?

🥒2025-chan… Your grandpa is Mommy’s husband…

Ikmond Eye can be understood both from its pedigree and as a crystallization of Silks Lemaire.

Kitamondai feels a bit more SS-heavy, so it seemed like they couldn’t wait until Equinox’s retirement…

Daring Tact and Contrail both had mothers who were winless during their racing careers, right?

It’s interesting that she is now the mother of a Triple Crown winner.

>>191

Fillies can often produce stakes winners even if they are unraced or without victories, as long as their maternal line is strong.

In the first year, when the offspring actually raced, there were reactions like “Of course they should win” along with expectations.

It’s just something that happens often, don’t worry about it.

Kita-chan’s mother was also taken away by Dura…

I’m also free, so is there a possibility with Ai-chan?

>>199

So the current performance is

Well, even if they can’t run, that child might become amazing.

It’s interesting that from Kita-chan, who is a late-blooming type debuting at 3 years old and reaching peak performance at 5, we have a 2-year-old G1 horse or a 2-year-old horse that won the Hakodate 2-year Stakes first among the graded races.

>>204

Until the offspring start running, it seems like people thought they would be late bloomers, right?

>>208

It cannot be denied that there is a possibility of being a late-blooming type with just a higher initial value…

>>204

Genes are not just from the father…

White Nalby, known for its legendary breeding record of producing two G1 horses, with all 15 offspring successfully winning in the races and no unplaced horses, even though they are from a regional area.

If you can establish a paternal line, that is certainly the greatest achievement as a stallion.

Directly, the offspring didn’t perform well, but it’s interesting how there are patterns where a lineage can leave a name through the female line.

Judgment Angeluch, which still has blood from Kita-chan and Equinox.

👀 I am your father!

In her prime, she was an older horse, but she did win graded races undefeated in the spring of her 3-year-old year, didn’t she, Kita-chan?

Maybe you can run reasonably well even before developing a good physique.

I can’t have sex with Ai-chan unless I win several G1 races…

Can it be… a racehorse…!

It’s not that a high winning bid means it’s great, but it must be tough for the trainer who has to take care of it.