A weak character on average, you can make Haru Urara a great Late Surger if you build her right. Here's what you need in Umamusume: Pretty Derby.

Haru Urara has left the Umamusume: Pretty Derby where she's currently one of the game's most popular racers, and joined ...

Since this is purely a cosmetic mod, there are no extensive character changes to include elements of the skills Haru Urara is ...

Haru Urara has the lowest possible Aptitude ranking (“G”) for both Turf and Long races, the exact combination seen in Arima Kinen. This sharply reduces her performance unless you raise those ratings ...

Haru Urara, a 29-year-old mare who retired from racing in 2004, served as the inspiration for a character of the same name in the mobile game Uma Musume Pretty Derby, which launched globally June 26.

Haru Urara, the real, 29-year-old horse – and 29 is pretty old for a horse, especially a racehorse – has exploded in popularity in her retirement thanks to her digital counterpart, with ...

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. The horse, aged ...

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.

Haru Urara’s story is told in The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere, a short documentary filmed as part of ESPN’s 30 for 30 series, and shown previously at events like Sundance and SXSW.

Haru Urara went missing for over a decade before people claimed to have seen her Credit: Rex How long did you work on the documentary for? A few years! When I started working on it, Haru Urara had ...

Haru-urara was a clear draw Monday at the Shimbashi Wins betting parlor, which was packed with a mix of cigarette-smoking regulars and a younger crowd - and even a few women - drawn by the "Haru ...

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.