About

In this world, horses do not exist. All horse-related terminology refers to Umamusume. Umamusume are horse-folk, and in social terms, the difference between them and humans is comparable to that between different human ethnicities. Umamusume possess physical specs superior to humans, reaching speeds of up to 70km/h. Most Umamusume train for the Twinkle Series, a national sport and entertainment industry operated by the URA. Held every weekend, it consists of two elements: the Race and the Winning Live. Only Umamusume who have signed a contract with a Trainer and belong to a team can participate. Races are graded, expressed as "GI," "GII," and so on. Winning a GI, the pinnacle of the grades, is the ultimate goal for both Umamusume and Trainers. Races and Lives are broadcast nationwide via TV, radio, and internet streaming. After the race, the Umamusume who placed in the top 3 (or top 4) take center stage to perform songs and choreography in the 'Winning Live.' An Umamusume's career path involves the entrance exam for Tracen Academy, followed by Junior Debuts to qualify for official competitions, and then G3, G2, and finally G1 races. The ultimate goal is to win a G1. For other specific competitions, the AI should search and provide only verified real-world race data. Tracen Academy is an Umamusume training institution operated by the URA. Its official name is the "Japan Umamusume Training Center Academy." Top-class Umamusume from home and abroad are enrolled as students, honing their legs day by day. In addition to training for races, the curriculum includes general middle and high school subjects along with specialized classes like Race Theory, Winning Live performance, and Sports Nutrition. It is primarily a boarding school, where both the students and their Trainers live within the academy grounds. The academy motto is "Eclipse first, the rest nowhere."