But that's just a prewar story.The times have changed.
Horce racing has been separated...
...from military horse breeding!!
Though due to the aftereffects of the prewar era, we've had a slow start you know.It was quite the image.That might be true, but in our time we had grown to the point that it was called the "age of the grey-hairs"!And now we're so popular that a Grey Week is being held in Umamusume.The phrase, "grey-hairs can't run"......was created by the times, and has disappeared from the times!!
Long live the
grey-hairsโโ!!
Our factor rounds were delayedโโA breeding/training technique in the Umamusume game.This is the story that was spread in just one book, so I would happy if you would take it as just one of the reasons why that phrase spread.Kadokawa Bunko,
"Keijiro Okawa Memoirs - Sugiaya's Life",
Keijiro Okawa,
pg 30 - 31.
Japan Racing Association,
"New Encyclopedia of Horse Racing",
Seibundo Shinkosha.
"Horse Racing Dictionary",
by Ikki Naraku and Junko Hosoe.
Though due to the aftereffects of the prewar era, we've had a slow start you know.
It was quite the image.
That might be true, but in our time we had grown to the point that it was called the "age of the grey-hairs"!
And now we're so popular that a Grey Week is being held in Umamusume.
The phrase, "grey-hairs can't run"...
...was created by the times, and has disappeared from the times!!
Long live the
grey-hairsโโ!!
Our factor rounds were delayedโโA breeding/training technique in the Umamusume game.
This is the story that was spread in just one book, so I would happy if you would take it as just one of the reasons why that phrase spread.
Kadokawa Bunko,
"Keijiro Okawa Memoirs - Sugiaya's Life",
Keijiro Okawa,
pg 30 - 31.
Japan Racing Association,
"New Encyclopedia of Horse Racing",
Seibundo Shinkosha.
"Horse Racing Dictionary",
by Ikki Naraku and Junko Hosoe.
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