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King Halo Factoids (1/2)
>Her in-game story is loosely based on the life of his first jockey; Uma King Halo’s mother doesn't want her to participate in racing, like how Yuichi Fukunaga’s mother didn’t want to become a jockey after his father, Youichi Fukunaga.
>Yuichi Fukunaga and King Halo made a good pair and despite not winning any GIs, Yuichi owes his jockeyhood to him.
>Yuichi’s life path was very akin to King Halo’s: they both have famous parents, had successful rookie years, hit the wall in big races, but found success in late life.
>When King Halo finally won the Takamatsunomiya Kinen (jockeyed by Yoshitomi Shibata), the second place finisher, Divine Light, was actually jockeyed by Yuichi. He was so happy that King won at last but regretted that it wasn’t him on King Halo’s back.
>King Halo was a sensitive horse that hates rain, heat, dirt, inner lanes, and horse herds. He always ran with his head raised.
>Her in-game story is loosely based on the life of his first jockey; Uma King Halo’s mother doesn't want her to participate in racing, like how Yuichi Fukunaga’s mother didn’t want to become a jockey after his father, Youichi Fukunaga.
>Yuichi Fukunaga and King Halo made a good pair and despite not winning any GIs, Yuichi owes his jockeyhood to him.
>Yuichi’s life path was very akin to King Halo’s: they both have famous parents, had successful rookie years, hit the wall in big races, but found success in late life.
>When King Halo finally won the Takamatsunomiya Kinen (jockeyed by Yoshitomi Shibata), the second place finisher, Divine Light, was actually jockeyed by Yuichi. He was so happy that King won at last but regretted that it wasn’t him on King Halo’s back.
>King Halo was a sensitive horse that hates rain, heat, dirt, inner lanes, and horse herds. He always ran with his head raised.
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