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>The 2000 Arima Kinen is almost unbelievable with other horses trying to form a wall around him (intentionally) to prevent him from winning. But he somehow left all of them in the dust by finding a different way around.
>It’s said that other jockeys united and planned this scheme ahead of the race, Yutaka Take included (and many fans claimed that he was the mastermind behind this). Since most horses joining the blockade belonged to Shadai, it’s named by fans as “Shadai Blockade”
>Ryuji Wada gave up the idea of winning half-way in the race, but Opera O found his own way out.
>Wada cried after he won the race because he felt he was too incompetent.
>The blockade was again formed in the 2001 Takarazuka Kinen (claimed by some fans to be initiated by Yukio Okabe), and this is probably the reason why he lost to Meisho Doto.
>He retired on the same day as his biggest rival - Meisho Doto. Their retirement ceremonies were held together. In-game, they're shown to be friends.
>Just like Tokai Teio, TM Opera O liked to escape from his ranch. But unlike Tokai Teio, he usually can’t find the way back home.
>Wada loves his fans and is generous with them, like horse girl TM Opera O is with her fans.
>The seven rings on TM Opera O’s fingers represent the seven GI titles she earned.
>His prize ranking ranked 4th among all of the Japanese horses. However, if converted by today’s rate, it would be more than 3 billion yen, which makes him the richest horse in Japanese history.
>Opera could be stubborn. If he felt that he trained enough that day, he would walk back to his stable and refuse to train anymore.
>He would still bite Ryuji Wada, and he threw Wada off onto the concrete floor once.
>He is also the first horse to break the Fall Tenno curse (since 1988, the most favoured horse always failed to win the Fall Tenno-sho. The Silence Suzuka incident was one such case of this curse.)
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>The 2000 Arima Kinen is almost unbelievable with other horses trying to form a wall around him (intentionally) to prevent him from winning. But he somehow left all of them in the dust by finding a different way around.
>It’s said that other jockeys united and planned this scheme ahead of the race, Yutaka Take included (and many fans claimed that he was the mastermind behind this). Since most horses joining the blockade belonged to Shadai, it’s named by fans as “Shadai Blockade”
>Ryuji Wada gave up the idea of winning half-way in the race, but Opera O found his own way out.
>Wada cried after he won the race because he felt he was too incompetent.
>The blockade was again formed in the 2001 Takarazuka Kinen (claimed by some fans to be initiated by Yukio Okabe), and this is probably the reason why he lost to Meisho Doto.
>He retired on the same day as his biggest rival - Meisho Doto. Their retirement ceremonies were held together. In-game, they're shown to be friends.
>Just like Tokai Teio, TM Opera O liked to escape from his ranch. But unlike Tokai Teio, he usually can’t find the way back home.
>Wada loves his fans and is generous with them, like horse girl TM Opera O is with her fans.
>The seven rings on TM Opera O’s fingers represent the seven GI titles she earned.
>His prize ranking ranked 4th among all of the Japanese horses. However, if converted by today’s rate, it would be more than 3 billion yen, which makes him the richest horse in Japanese history.
>Opera could be stubborn. If he felt that he trained enough that day, he would walk back to his stable and refuse to train anymore.
>He would still bite Ryuji Wada, and he threw Wada off onto the concrete floor once.
>He is also the first horse to break the Fall Tenno curse (since 1988, the most favoured horse always failed to win the Fall Tenno-sho. The Silence Suzuka incident was one such case of this curse.)
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