Oguri Cap

Dust Bunny, オグリキャップ

A girl from a rural area who consistently appears stern-faced, enjoys indulging in substantial amounts of cuisine. Despite her serious demeanor, she is innocent, truthful, and tends not to notice the ambiance around her. Her commitment to both eating and horse racing is unwavering.

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In real life, Oguri Cap is a racehorse in early Heisei era. He was called "The Idol Horse" following Haiseiko, and caused the second horseracing boom in Japan. Oguri Cap, Inari One, and Super Creek were called "Heisei Top Three" The title of her character song unbreakable is the name of real-life Oguris great-great-grandfather.Her glutton comes from real-life. His team said he Rival: Fujimasa March(before JRA), Tamamo Cross(while JRA)Death: July 3, 2010(IRL)Runs:32. Wins: 22.Earnings: 911,110,000 JPY Rival: Tamamo Cross "The White Lightening" entered. -At Autumn Tenno Sho, Tamamo Cross leaded and Oguri followed. The "gray Match" winner was Tamamo C Rival: Fujimasa March (before JRA), Tamamo Cross (while JRA)Death: July 3, 2010 (IRL)Runs: 32 Wins: 22Earnings: 911,110,000 JPY In real life, Oguri Cap is a racehorse in early Heisei era. He was called "The Idol Horse" following Haiseiko, and caused the second horseracing boom The title of her character song unbreakable is the name of real-life Oguris great-great-grandfather.Her glutton comes from real-life. His team said he does nothing but eat and sleep after races. Rival: Fujimasa March(before JRA), Tamamo Cross(while JRA)Death: July 3, 2010.Runs:32. Wins: 22.Earnings: 911,110,000 JPY The title of her character song unbreakable is the name of real-life Oguri's great-great-grandfather.Her glutton comes from real-life. His team said h In real life, Oguri Cap is a racehorse in early Heisei era. He was called "The Idol Horse" following Haiseiko, and caused the second horseracing boom in Japan. Oguri Cap, Inari One, and Super Creek were called "Heisei Top Three". Rival: Tamamo Cross "The White Lightening" entered. -At Autumn Tenno Sho, Tamamo Cross leaded and Oguri followed. The "gray Match" winner was Tamamo Cross. Oguri finished in 2nd place, and lost for the first time in JRA.- At Japan Cup, Both Tamamo and Oguri lost to Pay the Butler from US.- At Arima Kinen, Oguri Cap defeated Tamamo Cross. Tamamo retired after Arima, and Oguri succeeded "The Gray Monster".