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7/12/2025, 1:48:03 PM
>>715248085
I somewhat doubt it given that he was so eager to sleep with Mejiro Dober, but it is worth going into his relationship with Tina never the less.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm. And just like in the anime and game? He had two mothers: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. With her gone, he likely wouldn't have made it if he didn't receive the thoughtful care offered by a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price. Tina Price is who his blonde care-taker in the anime is based on.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm Kuko Branch to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to Tina. She was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
>To our knowledge, however?
>The would never meet again.
>Special Week was lost to us, and to Tina, on the 27th of April 2018.
I somewhat doubt it given that he was so eager to sleep with Mejiro Dober, but it is worth going into his relationship with Tina never the less.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm. And just like in the anime and game? He had two mothers: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. With her gone, he likely wouldn't have made it if he didn't receive the thoughtful care offered by a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price. Tina Price is who his blonde care-taker in the anime is based on.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm Kuko Branch to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to Tina. She was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
>To our knowledge, however?
>The would never meet again.
>Special Week was lost to us, and to Tina, on the 27th of April 2018.
7/7/2025, 4:55:37 PM
>>714777467
He did also love his 'mother' a lot, a human who spoiled him incredibly. It's entirely plausible that some of his shittier behaviour is because he was forcibly separated from her.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm before he moved to live with Grass Wonder in Norther Farm Kuko Branch.
>He had two mothers, in a sense: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. He was breastfed by a Ban’ei horse, but she didn't become the maternal figure, rather-
>When he was very young, he received thoughtful care from a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price, that’s why horse girl Special Week’s adoptive mother in the anime is a blonde.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. >However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to Tina. And Tina was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
>To our knowledge however, they never met in person again.
He did also love his 'mother' a lot, a human who spoiled him incredibly. It's entirely plausible that some of his shittier behaviour is because he was forcibly separated from her.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm before he moved to live with Grass Wonder in Norther Farm Kuko Branch.
>He had two mothers, in a sense: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. He was breastfed by a Ban’ei horse, but she didn't become the maternal figure, rather-
>When he was very young, he received thoughtful care from a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price, that’s why horse girl Special Week’s adoptive mother in the anime is a blonde.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. >However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to Tina. And Tina was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
>To our knowledge however, they never met in person again.
7/6/2025, 6:47:04 PM
Special Week Factoids (1/???)
>In the anime, Special Week is a bumpkin from rural Hokkaido. In reality more than 95% of all Japanese race horses come from that area.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm. And just like in the anime and game? He had two mothers: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. He was breastfed by a Ban’ei horse. When he was very young, he received thoughtful care from a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price. Tina Price is who his blonde care-taker in the anime is based on.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm Kuko Branch to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week reached Northern Farm Kuko Branch, he met Grass Wonder. They were legitimate childhood friends, which isn't exactly reflected in the game or anime- But is why they hang out on a semi-regular basis.
>When he grew older, he began to become weirdly aggressive toward chestnut-coloured horses. Perhaps Grass Wonder made him racist or something? He might've hated Silence Suzuka if he actually met them IRL for this reason.
>He'd never defeat Grass Wonder nor El Condor Pasa.
>He would however win the Derby.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to the prior mentioned Tina Price. And Tina was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
>In the anime, Special Week is a bumpkin from rural Hokkaido. In reality more than 95% of all Japanese race horses come from that area.
>Special Week was born in Hidaka Taiyo farm. And just like in the anime and game? He had two mothers: his birth mother Campaign Girl died five days after giving birth to him. He was breastfed by a Ban’ei horse. When he was very young, he received thoughtful care from a woman trainee groom from New Zealand named Tina Price. Tina Price is who his blonde care-taker in the anime is based on.
>As a foal, Special week was smart, understood human teaching well, and was friendly to humans. He was Tina’s favourite, and Tina cared for him so much like he was her own son, which made her care much less about other horses. Despite receiving warnings from the farm owner Hiroshi Onoda, Tina never changed her attitude.
>When Onoda decided to send Special Week to Northern Farm Kuko Branch to receive better training, Tina was strongly against it. However, even Onoda couldn’t change the decision since he could not go against the owner’s and trainer’s wills. Special Week was taken away by force and sent to the new farm.
>When Special Week reached Northern Farm Kuko Branch, he met Grass Wonder. They were legitimate childhood friends, which isn't exactly reflected in the game or anime- But is why they hang out on a semi-regular basis.
>When he grew older, he began to become weirdly aggressive toward chestnut-coloured horses. Perhaps Grass Wonder made him racist or something? He might've hated Silence Suzuka if he actually met them IRL for this reason.
>He'd never defeat Grass Wonder nor El Condor Pasa.
>He would however win the Derby.
>When Special Week won the Derby, Onoda made a phone call to New Zealand to report the news to the prior mentioned Tina Price. And Tina was very happy about Special Week’s accomplishment.
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