[A perfect reproduction of a historical horse race!]Machikane Fukukitaru 1997 Kobe Shimbun Cup[Uma Musume / MAD]Famous commentary

[Winner: Machikane Fukukitaru]An occult-minded horse girl who relies on fortune telling and charms. She is always ready to tell someone’s fortune, and loves doing it for herself and others. She strongly believes in the divine message that “if you keep running, the road will open up.” Her lucky cat-shaped bag is called “Nya-san.” https://umamusume.jp/character/matikanefukukitaru 1997 Kobe Shimbun Hai (G2), 1997 Kyoto Shimbun Hai (G2) 1997 Kikuka Sho (G1) https://db.netkeiba.com/horse/1994100530/ Uma Musume Pretty Derby (official) game https://umamusume.jp/contents/game/ Uma Musume Pretty Derby (official) anime https://anime-umamusume.jp/ Uma Musume Pretty Derby ROAD TO THE TOP https://umamusume.jp/contents/anime/roadtothetop/ Movie “Uma Musume Pretty Derby: The Door to a New Era” https://movie-umamusume.jp/ Anime “Uma Musume Cinderella Gray” https://anime-cinderellagray.com/[Race]October 23, 1997 Hanshin turf 2000m light rain Good 11th race Kobe Shimbun Hai G2[Results]1st Machikane Fukukitaru / Minai Katsumi 2nd Silence Suzuka / Uemura Hiroyuki 3rd Toujin Tornado / Fukunaga Yuichi[Commentary]Radio Tampa version (JRA) Fuji TV series version[Reproducibility]4 stars: ★★★★☆ Born in 1994, this horse was named in a public contest in the horse racing magazine “Keiba Book” along with its contemporaries “Machikane Waraukado” at the request of the horse’s owner, Hosokawa Masuo. Although they are of completely different bloodlines, these two horses are often treated like partners because of their names (they say “Laughing Gates Bring Good Fortune”) The mother, Athena Tosho, and father, Crystal Glitters, had an older brother who was three years older than the horse, and although he died as a foal from an injury, he was considered to have a promising future. Machikane Fukukitaru, born to the same parents three years later, grew steadily, but was considered less worthy than his older brother. (By the way, the name of his father, Crystal Glitters, means shining crystal. There is also a theory that the reason Fukukitaru, the horse of the Uma Musume, has a crystal is because of his father.) However, as if to dispel such worries, Fukukitaru gradually showed signs of success, and in the 1997 Kobe Shimbun Hai with Katsumi Minai as jockey, he overtook the leading Silence Suzuka with a final kick from the final corner to win, and in the following Kyoto Shimbun Hai, despite being at a disadvantage along the way, he broke away in the final straight to take first place. After winning two consecutive trials, he went on to compete in the Kikuka Sho, where concerns about his pedigree made him the third favorite, but just like in his previous two races, he made a spectacular overtaking move from the straight to take first place. With three consecutive wins, he brought good fortune to the Kikuka stage. After the Kikuka Sho, she suffered from hoof diseases such as cracked claws, and although she placed second twice at the age of six, she was unable to win. After placing eighth in the Takarazuka Kinen in 2000, she developed right front superficial flexor tendonitis during training and retired from racing. #Machikane Fukukitaru #Kobe Shimbun Hai #Race Reenactment #Uma Musume #Horse Racing #Cygames #Umamusume #AMV #Umamusume #Umamusume Periphery Derby #Horse Racing Girls #Horse Racing Girls Pretty Derby