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Cheval Grand wasn't a horse that became a superstar overnight. She debuted in 2015 and showed promise, but for a long time she was known as a very consistent horse instead of a dominant one. She often finished in the top three but struggled to win the biggest races. To make things tougher, she raced during an era filled with legendary horses like Kitasan Black, Satono Diamond, and Rey de Oro. Many times, she came close but had to settle for second or third. Everything changed in 2017. After years of improving, Cheval Grand entered the Japan Cup, one of Japan's most prestigious races. Against a stacked field, she finally broke through and won her first—and only—Grade 1 race. It was the defining moment of her career, proving that perseverance could eventually overcome repeated near-misses. Instead of retiring immediately after that triumph, Cheval Grand kept racing. She continued to run well in major races, earning podium finishes in events like the Tenno Sho (Spring) and Arima Kinen. Even though she didn't win another G1, she remained one of Japan's most reliable top-distance horses. In 2019, she traveled overseas to compete in the Dubai Sheema Classic, finishing second, showing she could compete with the world's best. Later that year, she also raced in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in England before returning to Japan for her final races. By the end of 2019, Cheval Grand retired after 33 starts, with 7 wins, including the unforgettable 2017 Japan Cup. #chevalgrand #umamusume #umamusumeprettyderby
Cheval Grand wasn't a horse that became a superstar overnight. She debuted in 2015 and showed promise, but for a long time she was known as a very consistent horse instead of a dominant one. She often finished in the top three but struggled to win the biggest races. To make things tougher, she raced during an era filled with legendary horses like Kitasan Black, Satono Diamond, and Rey de Oro. Many times, she came close but had to settle for second or third. Everything changed in 2017. After years of improving, Cheval Grand entered the Japan Cup, one of Japan's most prestigious races. Against a stacked field, she finally broke through and won her first—and only—Grade 1 race. It was the defining moment of her career, proving that perseverance could eventually overcome repeated near-misses. Instead of retiring immediately after that triumph, Cheval Grand kept racing. She continued to run well in major races, earning podium finishes in events like the Tenno Sho (Spring) and Arima Kinen. Even though she didn't win another G1, she remained one of Japan's most reliable top-distance horses. In 2019, she traveled overseas to compete in the Dubai Sheema Classic, finishing second, showing she could compete with the world's best. Later that year, she also raced in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in England before returning to Japan for her final races. By the end of 2019, Cheval Grand retired after 33 starts, with 7 wins, including the unforgettable 2017 Japan Cup. #chevalgrand #umamusume #umamusumeprettyderby

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