CuriousMan
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Compared to some umamusume outfits, I think this one's pretty sensible and logical far what you might find in a racing environment.
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Compared to some umamusume outfits, I think this one's pretty sensible and logical far what you might find in a racing environment.
Is that manga or anime? Please tell me it's manga, because if it's anime I have to start wondering how the hell I missed it every time.Similar to CinGray where we see Oguri with a young TM Opera, maybe we will get a cameo of a young Meno meeting with Shiro at a fan event
Is that manga or anime? Please tell me it's manga, because if it's anime I have to start wondering how the hell I missed it every time.
There's a cute panel in Cinderella Grey where Oguri takes a picture with a young TM Opera O, I imagine Shiro does the same for Vodka. Which makes me wonder if Vodka's idea of cool gets influenced by Shiro beyond the choice of race?
Compared to some umamusume outfits, I think this one's pretty sensible and logical far what you might find in a racing environment.
I assumed it's just behind the clothing in this shot.Also I'm just now realizing I forgot to draw Steady's tail. How does this always happen?
Once a horse secures their percentage based on where they finish, that specific payout is split using the 80/10/5/5 owner-trainer-jockey-staff breakdown outlined above."
Yeah the Uma would effectively be the owner in terms of cut, the trainer might get both the jockey and trainer cut.
Not sure if the timeline works since horse Fenomeno was born in 2009, at which point Shiro would no longer be running. If there was an anime or manga for this theoretical umaverse, the Uma that is depicted as inspired by Shiro is probably Vodka because she runs in the Tokyo Derby as a mare.Similar to CinGray where we see Oguri with a young TM Opera, maybe we will get a cameo of a young Meno meeting with Shiro at a fan event
ShadaiOh look. Here is a Shirogane! She's so factory fresh, she still has that plastic film on the dash! Everybody wants her.
There's also the Stayer's Stake, where Shiro might look like Secretariat because the competition in the 1998 one isn't that strong. By the time she's done they're probably naming the race after her.We have six weeks between the Kikuka Sho and the Tokyo Daishoten. Practice time
It's not like there won't be strong competition in the coming years, but Shiro could become a "Gatekeeper to Greatness" since runners who can beat her will probably make it big.I see Shirogane being considered a legend in later years, by staying racing way past her generation and winning against younger and younger Umas every year.
Shirogane at the 2000 Sydney Olympics sneaking past the follow along camera crew because she's going so fast for a marathon.Actually when I think about it a marathon would be great way to show case Shiro strengths. There might not be one in Japan but there could very well be in another part of the world.
She was thinking about running in these track conditions and not liking the idea.Why did she get a shiver when it was specifically not because of the temperature?
Very nice! The colors do look a little silly, but honestly not too out of place among Uma outfits. I guess it's a reference to her dad being a higher up in the postal service or something.
D'oh! Should be fixed now.Minor correction, but the Kyodo News Service Hai (Kyodo Tsushin Hai) was (and still is) a G3.
"My trainer liked it…""This color combination is... by your own admission, quite garish."
"Er.. Well you see... Err... It's what my jockey wore!"
"What?"
"Huh?"
It occurs to me that Marathon's are probs the only running event that humans can out preform Uma at to a degree... except for Shiro who is a monster who is both fine on asphalt/cement and also a persistence predator.Shirogane at the 2000 Sydney Olympics sneaking past the follow along camera crew because she's going so fast for a marathon.
I have misread That as "Slayer's Stake" and thought what it would be Shirogane obtaining New nickname after the raceThere's also the Stayer's Stake, where Shiro might look like Secretariat because the competition in the 1998 one isn't that strong. By the time she's done they're probably naming the race after her.
We have six weeks between the Kikuka Sho and the Tokyo Daishoten. Practice time:
There's also the Stayer's Stake, where Shiro might look like Secretariat because the competition in the 1998 one isn't that strong. By the time she's done they're probably naming the race after her.
MangaIs that manga or anime? Please tell me it's manga, because if it's anime I have to start wondering how the hell I missed it every time.
Not sure if the timeline works since horse Fenomeno was born in 2009, at which point Shiro would no longer be running. If there was an anime or manga for this theoretical umaverse, the Uma that is depicted as inspired by Shiro is probably Vodka because she runs in the Tokyo Derby as a mare
A lot of people forget that, especially when it comes to Tracen uma, which are entirely Thoroughbreds (Shirogane being the exception) and have poor endurance in exchange for their speed.It occurs to me that Marathon's are probs the only running event that humans can out preform Uma at to a degree... except for Shiro who is a monster who is both fine on asphalt/cement and also a persistence predator.
But then the question becomes how much money an Uma actually takes home after all of her expenses. Which depending on if the academy covers the food bill for its students and whether they just charge more in tuition as a result. A lot of that prize money might go to food bills among other things.Yeah the Uma would effectively be the owner in terms of cut, the trainer might get both the jockey and trainer cut.