Eishin Flash | Japanese Derby 2010 x Umamusume BGM | 2010年 日本ダービー 東京優駿 エイシンフラッシュ × ウマ娘BGM

00:30 Race Start
02:29 Last Spurt

Original race footage:

Featured Umamusume:
Eishin Flash (1)

Race Result:
https://en.netkeiba.com/db/race/201005030410/

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Loading complete. The 77th Tokyo Yushun, the Japanese Derby—Start! We are underway! But Pelusa was slow into stride, despite the clean break. Now then, staying composed here, Yokoyama Norihiro in dialogue with the horse. He will no doubt take his time. Heading toward the 1st corner, No. 16 Shine. The outside draws look to go forward, but from the inside draw the red cap Aliseo and Cosmo Phantom. Aliseo and the others continue on. Watching the pacesetters, Victoire Pisa. He took the Satsuki Sho on a substitute ride and comes to the Japanese Derby again as a substitute. It is Iwata Yasunari. Under the gaze of Fuchu’s angel, this is the overhead view of the 1st and 2nd corners. Seventeen colors bright, and now they move into the 2nd corner curve. Taking the lead here are Aliseo and Craig Williams. As expected, they roll along and the field is bunched. And then watching the front-running horse, Victoire Pisa. And from the rear, currently third from last, Pelusa. Yokoyama Norihiro keeps the race in hand from the front. Aliseo leads; No. 16 Shine is second. Then, a length and a half away, No. 5 Cosmo Phantom follows. The first 1,000 meters in 62.1 seconds. To the Glory on the outside, saving ground on the inside—Victoire Pisa. Victoire Pisa, and Gestalt draws alongside on the outer. No. 3 Rulership, a superbly bred horse. Meisho Uzushio there. Behind him Rose Kingdom, the two-year champion. No. 1 Eishin Flash is in touch. Hiruno d’Amour, ticking over steadily. And from the outside Pelusa, the yellow cap, is edging up bit by bit. Further back, No. 4 San Diego City; outside comes L’Ile d’Aval continuing on. Rolling the dice for one strike—Reve d’Orient. No. 11 Hansode Bando. Second from last is Tosen Ares. Between the 3rd and 4th corners, past the big zelkova. The race, little by little, has begun to move. Little by little, it has begun to move. Tight along the rail—Victoire Pisa; and sweeping wide, Pelusa is coming up! In the end, does it become the head-to-head for today? Pelusa is advancing with a good feel! Aoba Sho, a commanding win; here is the answer! But here To the Glory is sticking on! To the Glory is sticking on! Through the middle, Eishin Flash is coming through! Eishin Flash is coming through! Now for the lead, is it Rose Kingdom? Is it Rose Kingdom? Or Eishin? Eishin Flash bursts clear! Unbelievable! Unbelievable! The Satsuki Sho third launches the counterattack, the whip flies! Uchida Hiroyuki, Eishin Flash! And the two-year champion Rose Kingdom follows! Winner: Eishin Flash, Uchida Hiroyuki!