Zenno Rob Roy

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Zenno Rob Roy

JP
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Zenno Rob Roy, often simply called Rob Roy, carries herself like someone with one foot in the library and the other on the track. A Junior Division student from Miho Dormitory, she is defined in official profile notes as a voracious reader with a rich imagination, and that framing suits her perfectly: this is an Uma Musume who openly dreams of writing her own legend through racing. Her quoted self-introduction says as much, with a touch of shy honesty—she admits it is “a little embarrassing,” but fantasy novels mean a great deal to her. That blend of reserve and ambition gives her a particularly appealing presence: soft-spoken, but never small in spirit.

Zenno Rob Roy (ゼンノロブロイ) was a dark bay Japanese stallion of the 2000s, foaled on 27 March 2000 and bred by Shiraoi Farm. He raced for Kumiko Osako and was trained at Miho by Kazuo Fujisawa, one of the most prominent conditioners of his era. A son of the great Sunday Silence out of Roamin Rachel, by Mining, he came from an international pedigree and was sold for ¥94.50 million at the 2000 Select Sale before going on to justify that early regard on the track.