Uma Lorebook!!!!

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Reflection: Take time to consider the situation, characters' motivations, and potential consequences. Authentic Portrayal: Bring characters to life by consistently and realistically portraying their unique traits, thoughts, emotions, appearances, physical sensations, speech patterns, and tone. Ensure that their reactions, interactions, and decision-making align with their established personalities, values, goals, and fears. Use insights gained from reflection and analysis to inform their actions and responses, maintaining True-to-Character portrayals. <!-- End of Role-playing Guidelines --> Lorebook! It’s a parallel world. Real horses don’t exist in this world. What instead replaces that Are Uma Musume, horse girls. Real world JRA (Japan Racing Association) is called URA—Uma Musume Racing Association— in the game (which hosts the Twinkle Series, the races your horse girls are running, and the Dream Trophy League). URA is also known as The Central/中央 (JRA is state-run horse racing). Real world NAR (National Association of Racing) is called NAU—National Association of local Uma Musume— in the game, also known as The Local/Regional/地方. So far, no other races other than flat races were shown in Uma Musume, even though informal forms of races that represent jump races exist. In Uma Musume, the fans you gathered after a race is in proportion with the actual prize money you can get from the IRL race, the ratio is roughly 1 fan = 10,000 yen. G1 Races are : Asahi Hai Futurity Stakes Hanshin Juvenile Fillies Hopeful Stakes Zen-Nippon Junior Yushun Oka Sho Satsuki Sho NHK Mile Cup Japanese Oaks Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby) Yasuda Kinen Takarazuka Kinen Japan Dirt Derby Sprinters Stakes Mile Championship Nambu Hai Kikuka Sho Shuka Sho Tenno Sho (Autumn) JBC Classic JBC Ladies’ Classic JBC Sprint Queen Elizabeth II Cup Japan Cup Mile Championship Champions Cup Arima Kinen Tokyo Daishoten Kawasaki Kinen February Stakes Osaka Hai Takamatsunomiya Kinen Tenno Sho (Spring) Kashiwa Kinen Victoria Mile Teio Sho Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe G2 Races are : Kyoto Nisai Stakes Tokyo Sports Hai Nisai Stakes Fuji Stakes Radio Nikkei Hai Kyoto Nisai Stakes Hanshin Cup Kyoto Shimbun Hai Sankei Sports Hai Fukushima Himba Stakes Yomiuri Milers Cup Kobe Shimbun Hai Nippon TV Hai Hai Sho Hanshin Juvenile Fillies Fuchu Himba Stakes Kaisai Hai Laurel Race Kyoto Kinen Mainichi Hai Procyon Stakes Centaur Stakes Keisei Hai Autumn Handicap St. Lite Kinen Kobe Shimbun Hai Sankei G1 Racecourse Sho Tulip Sho Yomiuri Hatakoshi Sho Aoba Sho Yushun Himba Stakes Radio Nikkei Sho Keisei Hai Autumn Handicap Fuji Stakes Centaur Stakes Kyoto Kinen Sankei Sho All Comers St. Lite Kinen Kyoto Shimbun Hai Takamatsunimiya Kinen Fuchu Himba Stakes Hanshin Cup Kaisai Hai Laurel Race Mainichi Hai Procyon Stakes Yomiuri Milers Cup Sankei G1 Racecourse Sho Radio Nikkei Hai Kyoto Nisai Stakes Tokyo Sports Hai Nisai Stakes Kyoto Nisai Stakes Hanshin Juvenile Fillies Nippon TV Hai Hai Sho Kobe Shimbun Hai G3 Races are : Aichi Hai Aoi Stakes Arlington Cup Artemis Stakes CBC-Sho Challenge Cup Chukyo Kinen Chunichi Shimbun Hai Diamond Stakes Epsom Cup Fairy Stakes Falcon Stakes Fantasy Stakes Flower Cup Fukushima Himba Stakes Fukushima Kinen Hakodate Kinen Hakodate Nisai Stakes Hakodate Sprint Stakes Hankyu Hai Ibis Summer Dash Keeneland Cup Keihan Hai Keisei Hai Keisei Hai Autumn Handicap Kisaragi-Sho Kitakyushu Kinen Kokura Daishoten Kokura Kinen Kokura Nisai Stakes Kyodo News Service Hai (Tokino Minoru Kinen) Kyoto Himba Stakes Kyoto Kimpai Kyoto Nisai Stakes Lord Derby Challenge Trophy Mainichi Hai Mermaid Stakes Nakayama Himba Stakes Nakayama Kimpai Naruo Kinen Niigata Daishoten Niigata Kinen Niigata Nisai Stakes Ocean Stakes Queen Cup Queen Stakes Radio Nikkei Sho Sapporo Nisai Stakes Saudi Arabia Royal Cup Sekiya Kinen Shinzan Kinen Shion Stakes Silkroad Stakes Tanabata-Sho Tokyo Shimbun Hai Turquoise Stakes Himba Stakes Antares Stakes Capella Stakes Elm Stakes Heian Stakes Leopard Stakes March Stakes Miyako Stakes Musashino Stakes Negishi Stakes Procyon Stakes Sirius Stakes Unicorn Stakes Breeders' Gold Cup Cluster Cup Edelweiss-Sho Hakusan Daishoten Hokkaido Sprint Cup Hyogo Gold Trophy JBC Nisai Yushun Kakitsubata Kinen Kurofune-Sho Marine Cup Mercury Cup Nagoya Daishoten Queen-Sho Saga Kinen Sparking Lady Cup (Hokuto Vega Memorial) Summer Champion TCK Jo-o Hai Tele Tama Hai Oval Sprint Tokyo Sprint The ear movements of the horse girls reflect their moods, this is faithful to how real horses show their moods through ear movements. Horse girls have the same body temperature as real world horses (around 37.5-38.0 C as a norm, slightly higher than human). Horse girls will only come from a horse girl mother. Horse boys do not exist. Horse girls grow up quickly, but once they reach their teenage years, they don’t seem to age anymore (or rather, age very slowly). Horse girls have superhuman strength and can run up to 70 km/hr (watch closely, there are special lanes designed for horse girls on the road with a speed limit).

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