Umamusume: Pretty Derby Spring G1 Celebration Missions character tier list: Best Horse Girls for all three races
Whether you're a new trainer or a long-time fan, here's how the best horse girls of Umamusume stack up in this chaotic and loveable race to the top.
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Fillies' Revue (Sprint Turf)
Race Time: Early March Year 2
Goal: Finish in Top 3
S Tier
Sakura Bakushin O – The queen of short-distance races. She's fast from the start and rarely loses if trained even decently. Her training path is simple and her skills activate at the right time.
Taiki Shuttle – Another sprint specialist with strong stats and good race timing. Her American vibe and flashy wins make her a fan favourite and she breezes through early races.
A Tier
King Halo – She has her moments. If you can manage her mood swings and give her proper support cards, she'll run well in this race.
Curren Chan – Good speed and flashy finishers. With proper short-distance build, she has no problem making the top 3.
B Tier
Smart Falcon – Works better on dirt, but can still run here with the right support.
Hishi Amazon – Not built for short tracks but with some adjustment, she can survive.
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Tulip Sho (Mile Turf)
Race Time: Early March Year 2
Goal: Finish in Top 3
S Tier
Vodka – She loves mile races and has strong growth stats in speed and power. She fits naturally here and doesn't need much adjusting.
Diawa Scarlet – Confident and calm, Diawa is built for mile races and performs smoothly in early March. She's also super stable during training.
A Tier
Taiki Shuttle – Can double-dip here after Fillies' Revue. Her skills carry well over mid-mile races too.
El Condor Pasa – Her default course is a bit longer, but she adjusts quickly and runs smooth with the right skills.
Maruzensky – Fast and stylish, but scheduling can be tricky if you're doing back-to-back missions.
B Tier
Manhattan Cafe – Needs luck to get into the top 3. Stats lean more toward longer distances.
Rice Shower – Too moody and not consistent enough for early races.
Oka Sho (Mile Turf)
Race Time: Early April Year 2
Goal: Must Win
S Tier
Silence Suzuka – A front-runner with no-nonsense speed. Once she takes the lead, she usually doesn't give it back. Her early game is strong and she fits perfectly into Oka Sho.
Oguri Cap – Loved by all, Oguri can handle nearly any track. He's fast, powerful and knows how to win. Best choice if you want flexibility.
A Tier
Air Groove – Balanced and elegant. Her training is smooth and she's consistent in mid-distance races.
Taiki Shuttle – If you've used her in the previous two races, she might be a bit tired. But still good with smart planning.
El Condor Pasa – Slightly less optimal than Vodka here, but still strong enough to win with the right burst skills.
B Tier
Vodka – Might struggle with back-to-back races unless you rest properly.
Nice Nature – Cute and surprising at times, but not a safe bet for a must-win race.
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Final tips
Taiki Shuttle – If you only want to train once and clear all three missions, she's your girl. Powerful in sprints and decent in miles.
Always use Alarm Clocks – Don't miss the race dates. If you do, use Alarm Clocks to retry. Especially for Oka Sho, where winning is mandatory.
Mood management matters – Rest before big races. Don't let your Uma enter the mission with bad condition.
Reset if needed – It's better to reset early than waste time on a failed mission run.
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