【ウマ娘風競馬MAD】第140回J・GⅠ中山大障害(2017)

【Umamusume-style Horse Racing MAD】2017 Nakayama Daishogai (Jump-G1)【Oju Chosan 】

00:00 パドック
02:38 出走表
02:53 ファンファーレから発走前
03:21 レース前半
05:39 レース後半
08:32 リザルト画面
08:54 Extra

以前実施したアンケートで選ばれたレース動画がやっと完成しました。
2017年当時の”前王者”アップトゥデイトと”現王者”オジュウチョウサンによる
伝説の名勝負をウマ娘のゲーム風にお送りいたします。

#オジュウチョウサン #石神深一 #中山大障害2017 #ウマ娘プリティーダービー #ウマ娘風 #アップトゥデイト

[ Nakayama Daishogai ]
A steeplechase first held in 1934.
Since 1999, it has been one of only two races rated J-G1, along with the Nakayama Grand Jump. No. 1 Win Yard, 468kg (-6) Their 9th race as a pair: Jockey Kei Oehara, carrying 63kg. No. 2 Biko Pililani, 478kg (-14) Their 20th race as a pair: Jockey Taiga Tamura, carrying 63kg. No. 3 Suzuka Presto, 462kg (-2) Their 12th start together: Jockey Shinya Kitazawa, 63kg. No. 4 Thinking Dancer, 472kg (-2) Their 9th start together: Jockey Mitsuki Kaneko, 63kg. No. 5 T.M. Opera Don, 502kg (-2) Their 18th start together (flat & jumps): Jockey Masayuki Nakamura, 63kg. No. 6 Up to Date, 530kg (+6) Their 16th start together: Jockey Mitsuaki Hayashi, 63kg. No. 7 Oju Chosan, 506kg (-2) Their 13th start together: Jockey Shinichi Ishigami, 63kg. No. 8 Sanrei Duke, 458kg (+2) Their 24th start together (flat & jumps): Jockey Yoshiyasu Namba, 63kg. No. 9 Miyaji Taiga, 502kg (+4) Their 12th start together: Jockey Tadashi Kosaka, 63kg. No. 10 Yuki Viva Wonder, 496kg (-6) Their 11th start together: Jockey Hiroshi Sakuma, 63kg. No. 11 Samurai Fountain, 474kg (+2) Their 3rd start together: Jockey Kazuma Takano, 63kg. No. 12 Classic Mark, 444kg (-6) Their 2nd start together: Jockey Yusuke Igarashi, 61kg. No. 13 Meiner Fiesta, 510kg (-6) Their 11th start together: Jockey Takaya Ueno, 63kg. No. 14 Crans Montana, 490kg (+6) Their 7th start together (flat & jumps): Jockey Shigefumi Kumazawa, 63kg. No. 15 Le Pere Noel, 520kg (-4) Jockey Jun Takada.
Their 14th start together, at 63kg. The traditional 140th running of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Prize, the Nakayama Daishogai.
The start is just moments away! [ Oju Chosan Trivia ]
After they started taking off the ear covers immediately before the race, his reaction improved. Number 15, Le Pere Noel, is now moving slowly to the 15th gate. Entry is complete. The race has begun! A relatively level break for all, and now they make their way to the first obstacle, located between the third and fourth turns. The leaders are still racing in a wide line. The first obstacle… a step… and juuuump! Coming from the inside, number 3 Suzuka Presto has emerged. On the outside is number 10 Yuki Viva Wonder, and even wider is number 14 Crans Montana. On the inside course, it’s number 6, Up to Date. Tucking his white coat into the main group, he has now moved up into the second position. He has switched to the outer path and now chases the leaders. At the front, it’s number 3 Suzuka Presto and number 6 Up to Date, with the two of them racing alongside each other. Up to Date has seized the initiative! In front of the grandstand, the water jump… and juuuump! A splash of water went up… but he’s okay! Up to Date is in the lead, the lead is 4 lengths.
The second obstacle… a step… and juuuump! In second place is Suzuka Presto.
In third place is Crans Montana. Following them, Oju Chosan is in fourth position on the outside. It’s 8 lengths to the leader, Up to Date. On this inside course, Yuki Viva Wonder.
Over the jump between the 1st and 2nd corners… a step… and juuuump! Miyaji Taiga is at the front of the midfield group.
And from the outside is Meiner Fiesta. On the inside is T.M. Opera Don.
This part of the field is bunched up. And then it’s Sanrei Duke.
After him are Thinking Dancer and Biko Pililani. It’s Le Pere Noel, and behind him at the rear are Samurai Fountain and Win Yard. In last place, slightly detached, is Classic Mark. Descending and then ascending the valley in the second turn. Up to Date is clear of the pack, taking the lead as declared. On the backstretch, just one horse.
He now goes down the slope that leads to the great steeplechase course. The horse in second is Suzuka Presto. Following that is Crans Montana in third, and also Oju Chosan. The chasing pack consists of three horses. Three lengths behind is Miyaji Taiga.
After that are Meiner Fiesta and T.M. Opera Don. The first of the “Great Obstacles”… it has a height of 1.60 meters and a width of 2.05 meters… The bamboo fence obstacle… and juuuump! First, Up to Date makes the jump.
And moving up into second place is Oju Chosan. He tripped slightly, but he’s fine! With all horses, including the back-markers, having cleared the obstacle safely, a round of applause wells up from the crowd at Nakayama Racecourse. Now changing their path, from the area of the 4th corner to the 3rd.
And now they will be turning left. At the front, Up to Date is now pulling away from the rest of the field. And the horse in second is… a detached Oju Chosan.
The front has gotten further away. The jump between the 3rd and 4th corners… and juuuump! Behind Oju Chosan is Suzuka Presto. And it’s number 14, Crans Montana. And a little behind them, slightly detached, is Miyaji Taiga.
On the inside course, number 13 Meiner Fiesta. Two lengths behind is number 5, T.M. Opera Don. Another two lengths behind is number 8, Sanrei Duke.
Two lengths behind him is number 4, Thinking Dancer. Three lengths behind is number 15, Le Pere Noel. And then, gapped from the rest, number 2 Biko Pililani and others are following. Coming onto the backstretch, and then immediately this time, they take a path to the left. Again, descending and ascending the sloped path that leads to the great steeplechase course is the front-runner, Up to Date. In second place is Oju Chosan.
After him is Crans Montana. The one who is trying to close the gap on the inside is number 3, Suzuka Presto. Alright, they’re on to the great steeplechase course! The second one, this time it’s the great hedge obstacle. The leader, Up to Date… and he juuuumps! In second place, now juuumping!
It’s Oju Chosan! And now Crans Montana, Miyaji Taiga.
All horses are safely finishing their jumps. All the way to Classic Mark at the rear, every horse has safely completed the jump! The field has become a long procession, and in the meantime, Up to Date has cleared one of the jumps in front of the grandstand. They are now heading towards the jump between the 1st and 2nd corners. In second place, more than 10 lengths behind, is Oju Chosan. The obstacle in the middle of the 1st and 2nd corners. Up to Date… a step… and juuuump! The horse in second, Oju Chosan, is jumping now! Behind them, in third, is Miyaji Taiga. And Meiner Fiesta is also following. The dip in the second corner… Up to Date is the first to go down! And now Oju Chosan, in second place, goes down and then climbs up. From the second corner to the backstretch. Now the leader, Up to Date, is breaking away from the pack with a huge front-running move, to the extent that the entire racecourse is buzzing! The field behind Oju Chosan is also gradually becoming detached. The obstacle on the backstretch. Now, taking a step… and juuuump! The leader is number 6, Up to Date. A long way back in second place is number 7, Oju Chosan. It was a jump that made the whole stadium buzz for a moment, but he’s alright! And behind them, with a small gap, in third place is number 9, Miyaji Taiga. And after him, it’s number 13, Meiner Fiesta. Descending and then ascending the incline at the third turn. The leader is number 6, Up to Date, at the obstacle between the 3rd and 4th corners. And now! Oju Chosan is going to close the gap! Before the 4th corner, it’s the number 5 hedge. A step… and a juuuump! Up to Date, clear! Here he goes!
Oju Chosan is now attempting to close the distance, little by little! The rest are detached; the horses from third position backwards are far behind! They are now heading for the 4th corner! Now, the leader is Up to Date! Coming from behind is Oju Chosan! NOW!! IS IT THE FORMER CHAMPION!?
OR THE REIGNING CHAMPION!? IT’S THE FINAL STRAIGHT, AND IT HAS CHANGED INTO A DUEL BETWEEN THE TWO IN BLUE!! The leader is Up to Date, with a lead of 3 lengths! In the blink of an eye, Oju Chosan is now challenging alongside!! Can he pass him now!? With 150 meters remaining, Up to Date is in the lead!! Coming from the outside is Oju Chosan!! Now inside the final 100 meters!! In a detached third place, it’s Thinking Dancer!! UP TO DATE!! OJU CHOSAN!! OJU CHOSAN!!
AT THE FINISH!!! Second place is Up to Date!!
And in third is the late-closing Le Pere Noel!! And Thinking Dancer!!
He’s right alongside! The winner is Oju Chosan!!
His fourth consecutive J-G1 victory!! [ Jockey’s comment ]
Oju Chosan is a truly remarkable horse who created countless legends.
All I can say is thank you. [ The Undisputed Champion ] ”Eclipse first, the rest nowhere.”
Hailed as a once-in-a-century steeplechaser,
it is he who truly deserves this most honorable title. Each obstacle he cleared made him stronger.
With a partner bound by heart, they believed in each other’s gifts,
forged them through training, and set them free. He carved records into history and painted memories in our hearts—
the true champion of the jump, horse and rider as one. That courage to leap beyond, that indomitable spirit—
one cannot help but love them. The name of that horse… Oju Chosan. December 24, 2022 — Nakayama Racecourse. Behold Oju Chosan, taking the stage for his last race today. It has been nine years and two months since his debut in October 2013.
And now, at last, today marks his final run as a racehorse. This is his 40th race today.
Nine Jump GⅠ triumphs, with seven consecutive at the very highest level.
He also strung together 13 straight graded victories—a record of dominance. Each of these feats stands as a great record, one that will probably remain unchallenged for years to come. Literally, a legendary horse of the jumps.
Now, he reaches the grand finale of his racing career—Oju Chosan. Now, it’s finally time.
With number 11, Xenoverse, in position, the gate lineup is complete. Come on! Just run safely to the finish!
Show us, Oju Chosan—the culmination of nine incredible years! And they’re off!
A clean start for Oju Chosan! Now, he’s settled into second or perhaps third position—Oju Chosan! At first, he heads toward the fifth hurdle. He’s cleared it safely!
About fourth from the front, he’s passed the first fifth hurdle. Now, the Nakayama Daishogai—he has claimed three victories here in the past. Even Up to Date… I’m sure he’s cheering today, isn’t he? Now, the next hurdle—he clears it safely as well! Now, coming up is the descent into the third corner’s valley.
He’s heading down a deep drop of 5.3 meters! Alongside his glory, Oju Chosan also faced tremendous trials—much like this very valley. Twice he suffered fractures.
And there were defeats so crushing, they seemed unbelievable. But each time, Oju Chosan overcame those hardships—and leapt beyond them! In this very race last year, he made a brilliant comeback.
Even beyond his peak, he has repeatedly shown the majesty of a true champion! Now, down the valley once more!
Oju Chosan is currently around fourth or fifth from the front. As always, he’s maintaining a perfect position. Here we go, Oju Chosan! On the Grand Jump course!
This time, he clears the fence! Come on! I just hope he can clear this safely!! Here he goes! Launching into the jump now!!
He clears it!! He’s cleared it!
A roar of ‘Oh!’ rises from the crowd! Oju Chosan clears the big fence safely as well!! Now! Only one hurdle remains.
Just one more to go! Run safely to the finish! Oju Chosan! The one with the light blue hood is currently fourth from the front.
Here he comes, descending the valley! Oju Chosan is ahead by… seven to eight lengths! Now, still around fifth or sixth from the front.
He’s crossing the dirt course! Now, and here he goes!
Heading for the final hurdle! The 381st hurdle cleared—of Oju Chosan’s lifetime! THE FINAL HURDLE!
He’s cleared it safely!! He’s safely cleared the final hurdle!
Now, there are no obstacles left!! Oju Chosan! Run safely all the way to the finish! Crossing the dirt course, now appearing before the fans…
He’s entering the home stretch! A huge roar erupts from the crowd!! Oju Chosan has moved up to third place!! Oju Chosan is moving up to third!! Now! The final straight!! There’s still… a seven-length gap to the leader! But he’s closing in!!
Oju Chosan moves up to third!! He’s powering up the final hill!!
…Is he struggling a bit!? He’s dropped a position slightly! Now, Oju Chosan finishes his racing career, holding around fifth to sixth place!! He didn’t win, but safely…
Oju Chosan has completed his race!! Nine years of racing… now, the finish…! A legend, born once in a hundred years, has now come to an end. And still, a streak of that golden journey will shine resplendently in our hearts, enduring through the passage of time— —On the northern lands, in the lush pastures of Yogibo Versailles Resort Farm, a special stallion lives quietly. A son of the graceful Shadow Silhouette and sired by the legendary stallion Stay Gold, the former champion… With a soft, gentle look, so different from his days on the track, he marks the passage of time at his own leisurely pace. Even in retirement, his ‘two-way’ prowess remains intact. Alongside his second career at a tourist farm, he fulfills his role as a stallion, ensuring his lineage continues for generations to come. With hopes for the near future, envisioning the time when his progeny will soar beyond the remarkable records of the ‘former champion’— [ TEASER ] <2023 Commentary>
A VICTORY FOR DO DEUCE!
AND A VICTORY FOR THE LIVING LEGEND, YUTAKA TAAAAAKE! <2017 Commentary>
BUT THIS! THIS IS THE WAY A TRUE MAN BOWS OUT!!
KITASAN BLAAAAACK!!!! <2006 Commentary>
This is the final impact!
This is the last… DEEP IMPAAAACT!!! <1990 Commentary>
Now… slashing through the crisp December air, the final test of strength begins!

[ Arima Kinen (G1): Nakayama Racecourse, 2500m Turf. Conditions: Sunny, Firm Turf ] <1990 Commentary>
Mejiro Ryan is moving up! Passing the 400-meter marker!
And into the final corner curve! That emotion melts all hearts, all eyes on you…
The final gleam of the “BRIGHTEST HEART”.

[ Oguri Cap, the last run! ] <1990 Commentary>
Now inside the final 200! It’s Oguri Cap!
Oguri Cap! <1990 Commentary>
Come on, do your best! Oguri Cap…!! 【Umamusume-style Horse Racing MAD】1990 Arima Kinen (G1) Prepare yourselves. December 28th, 2025.

[ The Arima Kinen… is coming! ]