Japanese racehorse famed for losing all her races sees surge in popularity after mobile game launch


Retired Japanese racehorse Haru Urara and the anime character based on her. -ANIMAL_ LOVE_KAZ/TWITTER, SCREENGRAB/UMA MUSUME PRETTY DERBY

SINGAPORE: Retired Japanese racehorse Haru Urara has seen an unexpected surge in popularity after the global launch of a mobile game.

The 29-year-old mare, whose name means “glorious spring”, first found mainstream popularity in Japan in 2003, when local media reported that she had clocked her 80th consecutive loss since her debut in 1998.

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