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This morning that Haru Urara has passed away due to colic.

The shining stars of losers everywhere,an icon, racing 113 times without a single victory, yet winning something far greater - the hearts of millions.

Born in 1996 and trained by Dai Muneishi, Haru Urara captured Japan’s heart in the early 2000s, a time of economic hardship. Her never-ending losing streak gave rise to the “Haru Urara Boom,” drawing crowds to Kochi Racecourse just to support her. In March 2004, more than 13,000 fans gathered for her 106th race, with star jockey Yutaka Take in the saddle. She didn’t win—but the cheers made it feel like she had.

She symbolised resilience, hope, and never giving up. Fans even turned her losing betting tickets into good-luck charms, and she became a cultural phenomenon, inspiring songs, films, and even her own character in Uma Musume: Pretty Derby.

She may not have crossed the finish line first, but she showed the world that true victory comes from courage, perseverance, and heart. Her legacy will live on forever, and she will always be remembered.

Run free, Haru Urara

https://friday.kodansha.co.jp/article/438213?page=1