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7/5/2025, 11:31:31 PM
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K.S. Miracle, the Gyaru Appreciator, Factoids
>He is currently the shortest lived horse that was adapted into a horse girl. He lived for 1,369 days (compared to Aston Machan, who lived for 1,508 days, and Rhein Kraft who lived 1,598 days).
>K.S. Miracle caught Japanese encephalitis when he was born, and had a serious leg problem before debut, but he conquered all of these life threatening illnesses. This also happens in horse girl K.S. Miracle’s past and because of her gratitude to everyone who took care of her, she wants to succeed in racing.
>He broke the record of three races. In the 1991 Swan Stakes, not only did he break the record time, he also defeated Daitaku Helios, Daiichi Ruby, and Bamboo Memory all at once.
>He eventually met his tragic end after suffering a comminuted fracture at the 1991 Sprinters Stakes, and was euthanized.
>He was also the most popular horse in the race as well.
>The injury was on his left hind leg, indicated by a yellow belt on her left leg in her race outfit.
>Footage of this scene was especially tragic. The crowd were hushed into a silence and K.S. Miracle was stumbling around in pain. Very unfortunate moment in the sport.
>Even more tragic: it hadn’t even been a month since his first heavy prize win.
>The real life horse was quite popular with female fans, which seems to have translated into the fandom of Uma Musume. A day after she was released (as a support card), she became extremely popular among yumejoshi communities.
>Daiichi Ruby seems to have a crush on them in the game, which is a reference to the IRL speculation that Ruby's lacking performance in later years was due to grief over Miracle's end.
>The complicated love quartet of Uma: Ruby loves Miracle, Miracle loves Helios, Helios loves Ruby. Palmer loves Helios, but no one loves Palmer (aw).
K.S. Miracle, the Gyaru Appreciator, Factoids
>He is currently the shortest lived horse that was adapted into a horse girl. He lived for 1,369 days (compared to Aston Machan, who lived for 1,508 days, and Rhein Kraft who lived 1,598 days).
>K.S. Miracle caught Japanese encephalitis when he was born, and had a serious leg problem before debut, but he conquered all of these life threatening illnesses. This also happens in horse girl K.S. Miracle’s past and because of her gratitude to everyone who took care of her, she wants to succeed in racing.
>He broke the record of three races. In the 1991 Swan Stakes, not only did he break the record time, he also defeated Daitaku Helios, Daiichi Ruby, and Bamboo Memory all at once.
>He eventually met his tragic end after suffering a comminuted fracture at the 1991 Sprinters Stakes, and was euthanized.
>He was also the most popular horse in the race as well.
>The injury was on his left hind leg, indicated by a yellow belt on her left leg in her race outfit.
>Footage of this scene was especially tragic. The crowd were hushed into a silence and K.S. Miracle was stumbling around in pain. Very unfortunate moment in the sport.
>Even more tragic: it hadn’t even been a month since his first heavy prize win.
>The real life horse was quite popular with female fans, which seems to have translated into the fandom of Uma Musume. A day after she was released (as a support card), she became extremely popular among yumejoshi communities.
>Daiichi Ruby seems to have a crush on them in the game, which is a reference to the IRL speculation that Ruby's lacking performance in later years was due to grief over Miracle's end.
>The complicated love quartet of Uma: Ruby loves Miracle, Miracle loves Helios, Helios loves Ruby. Palmer loves Helios, but no one loves Palmer (aw).
7/1/2025, 3:13:07 AM
K.S. Miracle Factoids
>He is currently the shortest lived horse that was adapted into a horse girl. He lived for 1,369 days (compared to Aston Machan, who lived for 1,508 days, and Rhein Kraft who lived 1,598 days).
>K.S. Miracle caught Japanese encephalitis when he was born, and had a serious leg problem before debut, but he conquered all of these life threatening illnesses. This also happens in horse girl K.S. Miracle’s past and because of her gratitude to everyone who took care of her, she wants to succeed in racing.
>He broke the record of three races. In the 1991 Swan Stakes, not only did he break the record time, he also defeated Daitaku Helios, Daiichi Ruby, and Bamboo Memory all at once.
>He eventually met his tragic end after suffering a comminuted fracture at the 1991 Sprinters Stakes, and was euthanized.
>He was also the most popular horse in the race as well.
>The injury was on his left hind leg, indicated by a yellow belt on her left leg in her race outfit.
>Footage of this scene was especially tragic. The crowd were hushed into a silence and K.S. Miracle was stumbling around in pain. Very unfortunate moment in the sport.
>Even more tragic: it hadn’t even been a month since his first heavy prize win.
>The real life horse was quite popular with female fans, which seems to have translated into the fandom of Uma Musume. A day after she was released (as a support card), she became extremely popular among yumejoshi communities.
>Daiichi Ruby seems to have a crush on them in the game, which is a reference to the IRL speculation that Ruby's lacking performance in later years was due to grief over Miracle's end.
>The complicated love quartet of Uma: Ruby loves Miracle, Miracle loves Helios, Helios loves Ruby. Palmer loves Helios, but no one loves Palmer (aw).
>He is currently the shortest lived horse that was adapted into a horse girl. He lived for 1,369 days (compared to Aston Machan, who lived for 1,508 days, and Rhein Kraft who lived 1,598 days).
>K.S. Miracle caught Japanese encephalitis when he was born, and had a serious leg problem before debut, but he conquered all of these life threatening illnesses. This also happens in horse girl K.S. Miracle’s past and because of her gratitude to everyone who took care of her, she wants to succeed in racing.
>He broke the record of three races. In the 1991 Swan Stakes, not only did he break the record time, he also defeated Daitaku Helios, Daiichi Ruby, and Bamboo Memory all at once.
>He eventually met his tragic end after suffering a comminuted fracture at the 1991 Sprinters Stakes, and was euthanized.
>He was also the most popular horse in the race as well.
>The injury was on his left hind leg, indicated by a yellow belt on her left leg in her race outfit.
>Footage of this scene was especially tragic. The crowd were hushed into a silence and K.S. Miracle was stumbling around in pain. Very unfortunate moment in the sport.
>Even more tragic: it hadn’t even been a month since his first heavy prize win.
>The real life horse was quite popular with female fans, which seems to have translated into the fandom of Uma Musume. A day after she was released (as a support card), she became extremely popular among yumejoshi communities.
>Daiichi Ruby seems to have a crush on them in the game, which is a reference to the IRL speculation that Ruby's lacking performance in later years was due to grief over Miracle's end.
>The complicated love quartet of Uma: Ruby loves Miracle, Miracle loves Helios, Helios loves Ruby. Palmer loves Helios, but no one loves Palmer (aw).
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