The real-life inspiration of Haru Urara from Umamusume: Pretty Derby has an official diary that keeps track of the ...

How To Play Haru Urara Haru Urara is a weak Umamusume, so do not expect her to maintain continuous high speed on longer turfs. She excels in covering shorter distances such as Mile and Sprint races.

Umamusume players have donated quite a bit of grass, and it's started to hit the stables that house Haru Urara.

The Namabokuso Bank service in Japan lets you purchase a 5-kg box of pasturage to horses, with Haru Urara as one of them. It costs 6000 JPY ($40.50) to do so, and you can also set it to do so monthly.

I will admit I've developed quite the soft spot for Haru Urara myself. I wasn't totally sold on her Umamusume design until I started digging into her real-life history: A mare who ran in 113 races ...

In the Umamusume new video, Haru Urara sings “If you’re Happy and You Know It” in Japanese. She starts by humming the tune. Then, she breaks into the first verse.

Real life Haru Urara's caretaker responds on social media On 2 July, a caretaker from Matha Farm, where Haru Urara now lives in retirement, acknowledged the increased interest with another update on ...

Haru Urara, the Japanese racehorse known for never winning during her career, has won her first race in a competition for retired horses, more than a decade after her retirement.

Haru Urara excels in very specific conditions in Umamusume: Pretty Derby, so you should unlock skills that play to her strengths. Ignore any skills that benefit Turf tracks or Front-Runner strategies.

Haru Urara, a beloved Umamusume character, excels in short-distance dirt races with her Guts and Power bonuses. To maximize her potential, focus on boosting Guts, Speed, and Power stats.

Haru Urara excels in very specific conditions in Umamusume: Pretty Derby, so you should unlock skills that play to her strengths. Ignore any skills that benefit Turf tracks or Front-Runner strategies.

Haru Urara performs really well in short-distance races on dirt tracks. For optimal performance, it’s best to use the Betweener (Late Runner) tactic, as she shines in the final stretch of a race.