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Umamusume Cinderella Gray - Episode 2 (Patreon)

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2026-11-07 13:00:34
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2026-11
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Oguri Cap is my introverted spirit animal

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Tristan Allen

Cliffhanger time! This is the most egregious one in my opinion, but there will be more throughout the series unfortunately. But hey. If you don't mind this one you probably wont have a problem with them. Oguri Cap's dam was White Narubi. I don't think she ever raced at all. Oguri Cap's sire was Dancing Cap, out of Native Dancer, so he wasn't entirely without pedigree, but he was still a bit of a dark horse in that regard. Being a country horse with a somewhat unknown background played a major part in Oguri Cap's initial rise to fame. Not to mention being an ashen-colored horse, which has some superstition attached to it. Fusaichi March is one of many important characters in Cinderella Grey that is using a fake name. CinGrey started as a spin-off manga and thus didn't have the means of getting the rights to other characters, and so much of the cast has legally distinct names. In this case Fusaichi March is based on March Tosho. I wont say anything else about March for now, but the two sure had a rivalry. The trainers of promising horses generally try to schedule debut races around each other. Only one racer can win after all, and a horse winning its maiden race is a pretty big deal. I don't think there are any two licensed umas that competed in the same debut race. Basically, March and Oguri, as the two must promising umas in Kasamatsu that year, should not have been in the same debut race, but one or both of their trainers messed up their scheduling. As such, whichever one of them comes out on top after this cliffhanger has an advantage, being able to immediately run in races worth more money and with better competition to learn from while the loser has to run in at least one more maiden race.