The great pillar of Canopus Get-together with Nice Nature

Yes, none of them have ever won a GI race That is, any race that has a Grade I race in JRA; as those gradings were not implemented until 1984

Super Car Maruzensky's epithet

The original idol umamusume Haiseiko, original design; has since been added as an NPC support character

The rival of the idol umamusume Take Hope, original design, who was Haiseiko's rival during their classic races

The sharpness of a hatchet Shinzan, original design; the second Triple Crowner in Japanese history after St Lite

The mad front-runner Kaburaya O, original design; infamous for running as a front runner with extreme pace during his career

Whimsical George Erimo George, original horse; notoriously ill tempered that his jockey, Yoichi Fukunaga (father of Yuichi), had a hard time with him despite being at his peak at the time

The original umamusume who could read a newspaper Kabuto Ciro, original design; the real horse was dubbed "the horse who could read a newspaper" as punters accused him of running well only when his odds were higher

The Queen of Cherry Blossom that runs away from everything Tesco Gabby, original design; Double Tiara of the 1975 classics who was dubbed "the strongest" in contemporary accounts

The Cinderella Girl who was called a rat Tomei, original design; the last filly to win the Arima in 1971 before Daiwa Scarlet broke the spell in 2008

The electric late surging legs Hikaru Imai, original design; winner of the first two of the Triple Crown in 1971 before developing a bowed tendon

The prince with a blaze Ten Point, original design; one of the "TTG" trio and the winner of the 1977 Arima Kinen. He was set to race abroad in 1978 but broke his leg in that year's Nikkei Shinshun Hai, and, despite efforts to treat the injury, the horse developed laminitis and had to be humanely put down

Pegasus Tosho Boy, original design; one of the "TTG" trio and winner of the 1976 Satsuki Sho and Arima Kinen; later sired Mr. C.B. and Daiichi Ruby

The Green Assassin Green Grass, original design; one of the "TTG" trio and winner of the 1976 Kikka Sho and 1979 Arima Kinen

The genius on the turf Kitano Kachidoki, original design; winner of the 1974 Satsuki Sho and Kikka Sho

The wild all-rounder Samurai Takeshiba O, original design; 1969 Tenno Sho (Spring) winner who was one of the early pioneers of Japanese horses racing abroad

The late hero Tanino Chikara, original design; after effectively spending his 3YO season recovering from broken bones, the horse won the 1973 Tenno Sho (Autumn) as a 4YO

Razor Express Kodama, original design; 1960 Satsuki Sho and Japanese Derby winner

The dark-skinned bullet train Dainana Hoshu, original design; winner of the 1954 Satsuki Sho and Kikka Sho, as well as the 1955 Tenno Sho (Autumn)