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Umamusume Real Life Race (Part 9) Reaction SHOUT OUT TO 2005 AND DEEP IMPACT!!!!!!!!!!

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Umamusume Real Life Race (Part 9) Reaction SHOUT OUT TO 2005 AND DEEP IMPACT!!!!!!!!!!

2 301 просмотр · 7 дн. назад
KenSei Reaction Ni
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2 301 просмотр · 7 дн. назад
This will be another great video for Umamusume Real Race. The recommendation from others is really spot on because both the 1998 Prix Jacques Le Marois for Taiki Shuttle and the 2005 American Oaks for Cesario are great races since they are the moments when the Japanese horse wins the race. I also like to watch the real race of the 1988 Kikka Sho, which is focused on Super Creek and Yaeno Muteki, just like in the anime. Once again, the pacing and the situation are the same for the real race and the Umamusume race, where even the moment when Super Creek is going to the front from the inside, we get to see that as well in the real race, and so is the last horse length between Super Creek and the others. Last but not least, I get to watch all three of Deep Impact's classic races in 2005. Once again, I will say that Take Yutaka is everywhere because not just for Super Creek, he is also Deep Impact's jockey. It's very cool to see that Deep Impact maintained the lead in the Satsuki Sho and won his first crown, then came back to overtake his rivals in both the Japanese Derby and the Kikka Sho; such an amazing horse. Let's not forget that Deep Impact is the second undefeated Triple Crown horse, just like Symboli Rudolf back in the 80th so it's a big deal and definitely a history-making record for horse racing. Once again, had a lot of fun watching all of these videos and just can't wait to see what I should watch next. Thanks for watching. Subscribe for more. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.