Search Results
7/11/2025, 7:58:16 PM
>>715178683
Mihono Bourbon Factoids
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggests a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo, wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>Nicknames?
>Cyborg: People speculated that Mihono Bourbon was not a real horse because of how hard his training was and because of his very bulky body, which influences horse girl Mihono Bourbon’s personality.
>Incline Prodigy: Because of how many slope training sessions he had a day, he managed to do very well on racecourses with hills. This is her Uma Musume nickname.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
>After his training, he always eats a lot of grass.
>After retiring, Mihono Bourbon became very lazy (probably due to the Spartan training he received before). He likes to lay on his slide and will slide his top half under the stable fence to avoid being forced to go on walks.
>He was actually very lazy to begin with before he became a racehorse. He doesn’t like to move or interact with other horses at all.
>Mihono Bourbon enjoys the cool air from a blowing fan. The fan that used to make his life comfortable is still preserved in the stable that used to house him, and was one of the items being exhibited in the “Mihono Bourbon Memorial Room”.
Mihono Bourbon Factoids
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggests a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo, wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>Nicknames?
>Cyborg: People speculated that Mihono Bourbon was not a real horse because of how hard his training was and because of his very bulky body, which influences horse girl Mihono Bourbon’s personality.
>Incline Prodigy: Because of how many slope training sessions he had a day, he managed to do very well on racecourses with hills. This is her Uma Musume nickname.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
>After his training, he always eats a lot of grass.
>After retiring, Mihono Bourbon became very lazy (probably due to the Spartan training he received before). He likes to lay on his slide and will slide his top half under the stable fence to avoid being forced to go on walks.
>He was actually very lazy to begin with before he became a racehorse. He doesn’t like to move or interact with other horses at all.
>Mihono Bourbon enjoys the cool air from a blowing fan. The fan that used to make his life comfortable is still preserved in the stable that used to house him, and was one of the items being exhibited in the “Mihono Bourbon Memorial Room”.
7/10/2025, 5:15:32 PM
>>715068674
There's a few reasons.
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggested a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo, wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>This led to a lot of RL nicknames
>Cyborg: For the above reasons.
>Incline Prodigy: Good on hills/slopes.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
There's a few reasons.
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggested a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo, wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>This led to a lot of RL nicknames
>Cyborg: For the above reasons.
>Incline Prodigy: Good on hills/slopes.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
6/30/2025, 4:25:28 AM
Mihono Bourbon Factoids
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggests a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo (Referenced in season 2 of the anime), wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>After his training, he always eats a lot of grass.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>His nicknames?
>Cyborg: People speculated that Mihono Bourbon was not a real horse because of how hard his training was and because of his very bulky body, which influences horse girl Mihono Bourbon’s personality.
>Incline Prodigy: Because of how many slope training sessions he had a day, he managed to do very well on racecourses with hills. This is her Uma Musume nickname.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
>After retiring, Mihono Bourbon became very lazy (probably due to the Spartan training he received before). He also likes to slide his body through the floor under a side lying position because he's too lazy to get up and walk (don’t ask me how, but he just did it).
>Kind of just a lazy fuck to begin with before he became a racehorse. Doesn’t really like to move or interact with other horses at all.
>Mihono Bourbon enjoys the cool air from a blowing fan. The fan that used to make his life comfortable is still preserved in the stable that used to house him, and was one of the items being exhibited in the “Mihono Bourbon Memorial Room”.
>Mihono Bourbon’s pedigree suggests a short/mile/speed aptitude but his trainer, Toyama Tameo (Referenced in season 2 of the anime), wanted to lengthen his distance range and started doing hardcore Sparta training on him.
>In contrast to regular horses, who would probably not be able to handle more than one slope training session a day, Mihono Bourbon managed to handle four of them a day with ease (and even five at one point), making people wonder if he was actually a real horse.
>After his training, he always eats a lot of grass.
>Despite all the controversial Sparta training he was put through, he was obedient and complied with all this.
>His nicknames?
>Cyborg: People speculated that Mihono Bourbon was not a real horse because of how hard his training was and because of his very bulky body, which influences horse girl Mihono Bourbon’s personality.
>Incline Prodigy: Because of how many slope training sessions he had a day, he managed to do very well on racecourses with hills. This is her Uma Musume nickname.
>Precise Machinery: He is able to run at about the same pace from start to finish.
>The Winds of Sparta: His JRA catchphrase.
>The Chestnut Super Express: Because of his chestnut coloured hair.
>After retiring, Mihono Bourbon became very lazy (probably due to the Spartan training he received before). He also likes to slide his body through the floor under a side lying position because he's too lazy to get up and walk (don’t ask me how, but he just did it).
>Kind of just a lazy fuck to begin with before he became a racehorse. Doesn’t really like to move or interact with other horses at all.
>Mihono Bourbon enjoys the cool air from a blowing fan. The fan that used to make his life comfortable is still preserved in the stable that used to house him, and was one of the items being exhibited in the “Mihono Bourbon Memorial Room”.
Page 1