Symboli-Rudolf　[シンボリルドルフ]

About Uma Musume

　Overview

Catchphrase	The Reigning “Emperor”: Her Authority Unchallenged
Date of Birth	March 13.
Height	165cm
Weight	Very idealistic
Three sizes	B86・W59・H85
Shoe size	25.0cm on both sides
The school year, Title	High School, Tresen Gakuen Student Council President
Dormitory	Miura Dormitory
Good at	Chess
Not good at	To communicate in a casual manner
Ears	When she comes up with a pun, he twitches.
Tails	When making a speech, even a strand of hair is powerful.
Family	Her parents taught her about Imperialism from a young age.
Secrets	She never forgets a face once she sees it.
Self-introduction	I am Simbol Rudolph. I am the one who stands at the top of all the horse girls and leads them to become “emperors.
Voice actor	Azusa Tadokoro

Point

・President of Toresen Gakuen

・Nickname: “Emperor”

・About her secret

・Voiced by Azusa Tadokoro

　1. Student council president of Tresen Gakuen

・She is the president of the Japan Uma Musume Training Schools and Colleges, also known as Toresen Gakuen.
・The school motto is “Eclipse first, the rest nowhere” =The meaning is “The only one who stands out from the rest”.
・Air-Groove(エアグルーヴ) and Narita-Brian (ナリタブライアン) are also members of the student council as vice presidents

　2. Her nickname is “The Emperor”

・The racehorse he was modeled after was also called “Emperor”.
・The origin of this nickname is that the horse’s name is Rudolph I, the Holy Roman Emperor and that he was undefeated, winning three Classic titles and seven G1 races.
・In the 2nd season of the TV anime, there are many scenes in which she is worried about the dreams, injuries, and setbacks of Tokai-Teio(トウカイテイオー), showing the deep bond between them as Uma Musume in addition to the historical father-son relationship.

　3. About her Secret

・In the Uma Musume game, Symboli-Rudolf’s secret is that “he never forgets the face of someone he has seen once.”
・This is said to have originated from an episode in which Symboli-Rudolf remembered a jockey he hadn’t ridden in several years.

　4. Voiced by Azusa Tadokoro

・The voice actress is Azusa Tadokoro
・Her representative works are “THE iDOLM@STER MILLION LIVE!” (Shizuka Mogami), “Violet Evergarden” (Lecrae), etc.

About the racehorse that served as the model

　Overview

Father: Parsolon [Ireland] 　　Mother: Sweet Luna [Maternal Father: Speed Symboli].

Birth – Death: Mar. 13. 1981 – Oct. 4. 2011 [30 years old].

Major Results (Grade at the time)

　Racehorse era

　Debut <Jul. 23, 1983>

Raced at Niigata in summer. Some say he wasn’t expected to do so well at first. He ended up winning the race.

　Classic Races

Yayoi-sho[OP] <Mar. 4, 1984>： Won by a length and three quarters over his rival.

Satsuki-sho[OP]<Apr. 15, 1984>： Won by the then race record. At the award ceremony, the jockey pointed one finger indicating one crown.

Japanese Derby[OP]<May. 27, 1984>: Won by overcoming a runaway horse. Symboli-Rudolf did not respond to jockey Okabe’s go-ahead signal at the other side of the track, causing an uproar at the event, but when he entered the final straight, he sped up on his own and overtook the runaway horse in front. At the time, Okabe had never won the Japanese Derby before, and after the race, he said, “Rudolf taught me how to race.
At the award ceremony, the jockey held up two fingers to indicate the double crown. (This is also imitated in the anime Uma Musume Pretty Derby by Tokai-teio, a son of Symboli- Rudolf.

St. Light Kinen[OP]<Sep. 30, 1984>: Won in record time.

Kikuka Sho[OP]<Nov. 11, 1984>: Came out of the pack in the final straight to win the race, defeating his rival who came from the outside. He becomes the first horse in the history of Japanese central racing to win the Classic Triple Crown without losing a race. At the award ceremony, Okabe held up three fingers to indicate the Triple Crown.

Japan Cup[OP]<Nov. 25, 1984>: The first Triple Crown race at the time pitted the previous year’s Triple Crown winner, Mr. CB, against each other. Symboli-Rudolf was not in good shape, as he had diarrhea and was a week away from Kikuka-Sho. The result of the race was a third-place finish, and the first place went to the Takarazuka Kinen horse, Katsuragi Ace, who ran away with the victory to become the first-ever Japanese horse to win the Japan Cup. Symboli Rudolf’s winning streak was stopped at eight.

Arima Kinen[OP]<Dec. 23, 1984>: It was a three-horse race between Symboli-Rudolf, Mr. CB, and Katsuragi Ace. In the race, Simbolildorf marked Katsuragi Ace in second place and caught him in the final straight to win in record time. He became the first four-year-old in the history of Central Japan Racing to win the four-year-old crown. Okabe held up four fingers at the awards ceremony.

　Senior Races

Nikkei Sho[OP]<Mar. 31, 1985>: Won

Tennou-sho (Spring)[OP]<Apr. 29, 1985>: Third Triple Crown showdown with Mr. CB. Beat Mr. CB, who had sped up early, in the final straight to win. The jockey held up five fingers at the awards ceremony.

Tennou-sho (Autumn)[OP]<Oct. 27, 1985>: Got off to a slow start and was at the back of the pack. The pace was fast, and he got hung up in the middle of the race. He was overtaken from the outside in the final straight and finished second. It was reported that Simbolildorf was in tears of regret in his stable after his defeat.

Japan Cup[OP]<Nov. 24, 1985>: Winner. He took his hand off the reins and laid one finger on it to indicate the Six Crown.

Arima Kinen[OP]<Dec. 22, 1985>: Won by an overwhelming margin of four lengths. After that, he went on an overseas expedition.

However, he was injured during the overseas trip and retired.

After retirement, main productions

*Names and grades are current.