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>Lost every race she was in, with 0 wins in 113 starts.
>She actually joined nine races that were named after her, but she won none of those races. This also makes her the only horse in Japan who joined a race named after itself during its active time.
>She was born on the day the original Pokemon game was released in Japan.
.>She is one of the factors for the revitalisation of Kochi racecourse, christened as the “Haru Urara Boom”.
>In order to advertise Kochi racecourse more, a reporter took notice of Haru Urara, a horse that had lost every race she was in, and decided to write a story about her. The next thing he knew, the national Japanese news stations had also picked up the story the very next day.
>Soon, everyone was coming to Kochi racecourse to see Haru Urara. They betted on her and the jockey's wives began making merch for her. To bet on Haru Urara is a guaranteed loss so people began using her betting tickets as good luck charms when driving. 当たらない means “to not win” but it also means “to not crash/get hit”.
>There is a movie about her in English, called “The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere”.
>There were plans to mate Haru Urara with either Deep Impact (one of the strongest horses of all time) after she retired as a shit-post, but it never ended up happening.
>She went missing for a bit after she retired. But she is doing fine these days at Martha Farm in Chiba.
>A representative named Miyahara-san from Martha Farm on Haru Urara: “She loves sleeping and eating.”
>Sometimes, it seems that whenever she runs around, she is actually going faster than when she used to race.
>For her birthday in 2022, her CV Yukina Shuuto paid her a visit.
>Also living on the same farm was Hishi Amazon’s son, Hishi Andes (who passed away in January 2023).

This is fine