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7/1/2025, 1:28:22 AM
Fuji Kiseki Factoids
>Just like Agnes Tachyon, Fuji Kiseki was known as a “phantasmic Triple Crown winner” or “phantom Derby horse”: he was undefeated in all of his starts but retired due to a bowed tendon.
>However unlike the uncontested Tachyon, it was believed Kiseki may have had trouble with Mayano Top Gun if they did go uninjured.
>Because of this, her personal title is considered one of the hardest to get in the game, because you have to win Asahi Hai, Satsuki-Sho, Japanese Derby, and Kikka-Sho (against a very strong Mayano Top Gun) as the most popular horse girl, plus winning more than 8 lengths at debut race (which is Niigata 1600m, a course not very suitable for her ability.)
>In Eishin Flash and Tosen Jordan’s scenarios, she races in the Arima Kinen to represent his son Danon Chantilly.
>He actually failed the gate test four times before debut. When the gate opens, he would just stand there doing nothing. He also had a late start in his debut race.
>He shared the same main jockey, trainer, groom, and owner with Jungle Pocket, and the team finally saw hopes of winning a Derby to resolve Fuji Kiseki’s regret. The efforts did pay off. This is played into in the game and the movie.
>As mentioned in the Jungle Pocket post prior, it’s joked that Jungle Pocket is actually his son.
>Just like Agnes Tachyon, Fuji Kiseki was known as a “phantasmic Triple Crown winner” or “phantom Derby horse”: he was undefeated in all of his starts but retired due to a bowed tendon.
>However unlike the uncontested Tachyon, it was believed Kiseki may have had trouble with Mayano Top Gun if they did go uninjured.
>Because of this, her personal title is considered one of the hardest to get in the game, because you have to win Asahi Hai, Satsuki-Sho, Japanese Derby, and Kikka-Sho (against a very strong Mayano Top Gun) as the most popular horse girl, plus winning more than 8 lengths at debut race (which is Niigata 1600m, a course not very suitable for her ability.)
>In Eishin Flash and Tosen Jordan’s scenarios, she races in the Arima Kinen to represent his son Danon Chantilly.
>He actually failed the gate test four times before debut. When the gate opens, he would just stand there doing nothing. He also had a late start in his debut race.
>He shared the same main jockey, trainer, groom, and owner with Jungle Pocket, and the team finally saw hopes of winning a Derby to resolve Fuji Kiseki’s regret. The efforts did pay off. This is played into in the game and the movie.
>As mentioned in the Jungle Pocket post prior, it’s joked that Jungle Pocket is actually his son.
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