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Haru Urara became a national icon in the early 2000s for her record of 113 consecutive losses. Haru Urara, a Japanese racehorse renowned for her unwavering spirit despite never winning a race, has ...

Japanese racehorse Haru Urara, seen in 2004 when she was 8, died Tuesday of colic at age 29. (Shingo Ito / AFP via Getty Images) Haru Urara, the mare who won over horse racing enthusiasts in Japan and ...

The company that released the global game 'Umamusume: Pretty Derby,' which has a character inspired by the horse announced the news on social media Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE.

Haru Urara was a racehorse that many found inspiring in 2003, when a commentator mentioned that she may become Japan’s Zippy Chippy. Zippy Chippy was an American thoroughbred that became famous for ...

Haru Urara was a racehorse from Japan who had become a legend... for losing. Specifically, she was famous for losing all 113 of the races she ran in her career before her retirement in 2024. And now, ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Haru Urara, the Japanese racehorse who became a global phenomenon for losing all 113 races she ran in, died ...

With the global release of Cygames’s Umamusume: Pretty Derby, interest in horse racing and the real-life horses that inspired the characters like Haru Urara has risen in the English-speaking community ...

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