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A rookie trainer with big plans ends up in Kasamatsu, a town where race days draw the whole neighborhood and the track is packed dirt instead of emerald turf. Jou Kitahara figures he is just putting in his time. Then he watches a gray-haired girl run with a stride so strange it looks like a mistake, and he cannot look away. Oguri Cap spent her childhood barely able to stand, her knees giving out before she could take a step. Running should have been the one thing closed to her forever. She does it anyway, and she does it for fun, not for trophies. Nobody in Kasamatsu trains like her, eats like her, or cares less about winning. Then there is Fujimasa March, the disciplined local star who treats every race as a matter of pride. When the school pits them against each other, March feels her confidence crack. Oguri feels something else: for the first time, she wants to win. Word starts spreading beyond the town limits, all the way to the big leagues in Tokyo. Can a girl nobody outside Kasamatsu has ever heard of stand against the best, or does the road out of the provinces cost more than she knows?
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Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray
TV Series · 2025 · ★ 8,6
A rookie trainer with big plans ends up in Kasamatsu, a town where race days draw the whole neighborhood and the track is packed dirt instead of emerald turf. Jou Kitahara figures he is just putting in his time. Then he watches a gray-haired girl run with a stride so strange it looks like a mistake, and he cannot look away.
Oguri Cap spent her childhood barely able to stand, her knees giving out before she could take a step. Running should have been the one thing closed to her forever. She does it anyway, and she does it for fun, not for trophies. Nobody in Kasamatsu trains like her, eats like her, or cares less about winning.
Then there is Fujimasa March, the disciplined local star who treats every race as a matter of pride. When the school pits them against each other, March feels her confidence crack. Oguri feels something else: for the first time, she wants to win. Word starts spreading beyond the town limits, all the way to the big leagues in Tokyo. Can a girl nobody outside Kasamatsu has ever heard of stand against the best, or does the road out of the provinces cost more than she knows?