Nya…

Let’s give it our all in the race…

Speaking of which, I thought this guy was a Canopus slot.
I have won a major race, after all.

Don’t say anything, okay?

I won G1!

Although it is a beloved horse, it only resembles Nature in the sense that it has run for a long time and faced various famous horses.

This is after the bear-chan that I love so much got off.

It’s because I didn’t run…
Even so, you fold it every time.
All the time.
All along.
You supported me…

Don’t give me the middle finger!

Canopus has also won the G2G3 major races, you know…

Kuma-chan said that Stego was running at full power every time.

Including being shabby is part of individuality, and judging it as not putting in full effort is rude.

I say I’m not running because I really do run…

I’m curious about how someone with this appearance can mess up so much.

I’m running really hard, and I guess it’s still a story about being entrusted by the previous trainer after all.

Well, they said that if you don’t chase hard, it will really stop.

…………..!?

>>19That team is made up of capable individuals, just that they haven’t won in G1 yet…

The reason for the continuous close defeats was not a lack of ability, but rather that the horse was in a bad mood and did not try to concentrate on the race. According to trainer Yasutoshi Ikee, who rode during my time as a training assistant, the horse was so aggressive that he thought, “If I give him meat, he might eat it.” Additionally, he knew that it could conserve energy by leaning to the left, and was always looking for an opportunity to run off the course to the left. Mr. Kumazawa also struggled with the difficult temperament of this horse.Well… it’s a horse that can make even people like Perrier and Yuichi Fukunaga say they’re not focused on the race or that they don’t want to ride anymore…

Bear-chan’s handwriting is messy…
Daikōsaku has turned into Daiyūsaku.

>>19It’s a nonsensical sentence since the opponent is also in the center.

This guy will race at the end like the ideal way to escape from Canopus…

Suddenly decelerating right in front of me is obviously just cutting corners…

Also, I have the image of the horse being relentlessly pursued from the side in the Takarazuka Kinen while it makes its move, yet it remains unresponsive… (for some reason, it finished 3rd).

It’s unfortunate that Kumachan is treated as having bad handwriting because the change from Daikousaku to Daiyusaku was due to issues between the owner and JRA.

It’s often misunderstood, but Canopus hasn’t won a G1; however, when looking at the overall picture of Uma Musume, it’s on the elite side of the cream of the crop…

Instinctively, those who run in a pack and then push ahead alone are abnormal.

Suzuka and the Susuzuka are both pretty crazy, you know?

There are many temperamental difficulties that make it unavoidable to escape and pursue…

In hindsight, Caleb has a worse record than Canopus.

Kuma-chan is a good guy.

I guess the generation that is closely intertwined would be the Suzuka-san generation?

The Cima was a G2 at the time…

Major accident!

A little over 3 years spent with Kuma-chan.
Three consecutive victories.
Maiden Race, Suiren Prize, Akanko Special

The hoofprints of the champions version Stego is a tsundere horse, so if it were a daughter, she would be quite adorable.

It was only because Mr. Kumazawa, who rode both flat and jumps, was able to train the horse to run somehow; otherwise, it would have been a different story before winning a major race with Take or Fujita.

Toshiaki Stay

Kuma-chan is really a good guy…

Since it stopped being Kuma-chan that racked up victories.
It was when Kumachan was riding and consistently picking up 2nd and 3rd places in the major races.

In the interview after winning the Arima Kinen with Kuma-chan Daiyusaku, the first comment that came out was, “Well, it was quite relaxed, wasn’t it…” I honestly like how straightforward that is.

I understand, I will assign a young trainer.
Diagonal!

Someone said that an ideal club horse is one that consistently participates in races, stays active for a long time without suffering serious injuries, and performs well without a significant decline in results or popularity.

Today’s Gritcha present was for Stego and it made me smile.

When Takeyutaka won with Stay Gold, I thought, “Kuma-chan looks a bit scary…” but then I heard he was really happy, and it made me think, “Kuma-chan, huh…”

It was actually thanks to Bear-chan. Didn’t I mention that…?

Shirai: Right. Deep Impact was the same, and I think Contrail was able to enter stud in the best condition as well. They could have done it in another year or two, but that wouldn’t have had a positive impact at the time of studding.
Matsunami: According to this way of thinking, Stay Gold can be considered an exceptional existence.
Shirai: That was an exception among exceptions (laughs). It was a level that’s quite rare even on a global scale.

I have absolutely none!!
Something looks cool.

Saying that you’re slacking off based on your record and opponents is a joke, but there’s a limit to what can be considered a joke.

It’s definitely Kuma-chan who took the time to teach Stego about horse racing…
So Toyo felt awkward during the time of the switch.

After hearing the current story, Puipui thinks the information manipulation back then was seriously amazing…
You’re saying that you like to run alongside horses and don’t overtake them, so you’ve been using a strategy to force a close race without trying to pass? Seriously?

A nickname for a bear called “Ste-chan,” which you can’t complain about even if you’re killed.

But you threw away the trainer, right?

It’s often said that a horse girl who seems so decent in Uma Musume actually had a difficult temperament in real life…

Well, I think people who know it are aware that it’s a difficult horse.
Also, the paddock and entering the track are amazing…

If Kumachan hadn’t taught Stego about horse racing, he probably wouldn’t have ridden after Meguro.
It’s also thanks to Kumachan.

Characters who aren’t serious about the race or lack motivation won’t be created, after all.

The carrot gang is great, right…

At the point where you can compete in graded races, you have already accumulated prize money.

Just being open at the center is quite elite, to begin with.

When playing Wipo, there are definitely aspects where you notice kids without talent… so it’s easy to understand the harshness for those kids…

Daruma-ya Stego Stand-up Incident

There are horses in Winning Post that should have the ability but can’t do anything because their distance suitability is too narrow.

Around the second season of the anime, it seemed that there were still many big names that commonly held two or three crowns, and from there, I gained actual horse racing knowledge and new single-crowned Umamusume increased, leading to the impression that just winning G2 or G3 was quite impressive.

I’ve been running for many years and earned about a billion, so as a club horse, it’s ideal, isn’t it, Stego?
Having supported a horse running in G1 races for many years and then winning a G1 at the end, it’s enough to make anyone go crazy if you have a share in it.

I can’t imagine at all how this guy interacts with other Uma Musume.

It’s tough when the range is narrow, but if the sub-stat is gold and the speed is only G, then… you know…

Why is the horse talking?

Since Palmer has a lot of Yamada elements, Stego might also have quite a bit of Kumachan elements.

Gabu gabu.