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Ellerslie Pride
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Ellerslie Pride (エラズリープライド) arrives from New Zealand with a fittingly regal nickname: “The Proud Beauty.” Standing at 168 cm, she carries the stature of a hometown superstar—and the expectations that come with representing far more than herself on the international stage.
Her defining weapon is a finishing sprint regarded as world-class. That formidable late-race speed makes Ellerslie Pride a striking presence in Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray, where she competes in Oguri Cap’s first Japan Cup. She enters the race as New Zealand’s representative, chasing Oceania’s long-held dream of claiming victory.
There is grandeur in that ambition, but it is grounded in competitive purpose rather than empty pageantry. Ellerslie Pride is framed as an athlete carrying the pride of her homeland into one of racing’s greatest contests: elegant in image, intimidating in reputation, and most dangerous when the finish draws near.
- Nickname: The Proud Beauty
- Birthday: September 17
- Height: 168 cm
- Country of origin: New Zealand
- Appears in: Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray
- Voice actor: Miyu Tomita
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Ellerslie Pride represents Bonecrusher, the New Zealand-bred chestnut gelding whose memorial inscription, “Bonecrusher: The Pride of Ellerslie,” inspired the character’s display name. Foaled on 17 September 1982, Bonecrusher became an enduring name in New Zealand racing and compiled a record of 18 wins, five seconds, and 12 thirds from 44 starts.
At a glance
Bred by R. W. Punch, Bonecrusher was by Pag-Asa out of Imitation, whose sire was Oakville. He raced for owner Peter J. Mitchell and was trained by Frank Ritchie, the principal human connections associated with his career.
Bonecrusher’s record reflects both achievement and consistency: he won more than two-fifths of his races and finished among the first three in 35 of his 44 starts. That sustained competitiveness helped establish the reputation commemorated by his association with Ellerslie.
He lived long after his racing career, dying on 10 June 2015 at the age of 32. His legacy is preserved not only through his race record and memorial, but also in the name Ellerslie Pride—a direct echo of the tribute identifying Bonecrusher as “The Pride of Ellerslie.”
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