Shinko Windy

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Shinko Windy

JP
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Shinko Windy is the sort of Uma Musume who announces herself with teeth, noise, and a challenge. Her official hook says it all: look away and she might bite you. That fierce little image suits her perfectly—but only up to a point.

Shinko Windy was a Japanese chestnut stallion of the 1990s, foaled on 14 April 1993 and bred by Genichi Sakai. Racing in the colours of Osamu Yasuda and trained at Miho by Kiyotaka Tanaka, he built his reputation as a dirt specialist, particularly around the mile. In a period when top-class Japanese dirt horses were still carving out their own place in the sport’s hierarchy, he rose high enough to claim the division’s biggest prize.