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Description
El Condor Pasa is a foreign-born horse girl from America, renowned for her racing prowess. She opened her career with six consecutive victories before tasting defeat in her seventh race. This loss, compounded by another overseas defeat to Broye, fueled her resolve to train harder and chase greater speed. She grew up alongside a hawk named Mambo, whom she considers a sibling.
She embraces a masked luchadora persona, always wearing the crimson mask gifted by her professional wrestler father and refusing to remove it. Energetic, confident, and loud, she passionately declares herself the world's strongest horse girl. Her pro wrestling enthusiasm manifests constantly: she snaps to attention at wrestling counts and brands tail-grabbing an automatic foul. She mixes English into her speech and maintains a lively, optimistic racing demeanor. Her roommate, Grass Wonder, frequently scolds her recklessness while serving as her closest companion and stabilizing influence.
Physically, she has medium-length brown hair, sky blue eyes, and an average build, standing 163 cm tall with measurements of 89-58-86. Her signature attire includes a red masquerade mask with a white frame, a blue and white striped ear band, and wrestling-inspired costumes featuring feathered fringes and bold patterns. She uses a special fabric softener for her mask and is notably ticklish.
On the track, she adapts well to both turf and dirt surfaces, excelling particularly in mile (1600-1800m) and medium-distance (2000-2400m) races. Her preferred running styles are pace chaser or late surger. A notable narrative element is her participation in the Japanese Derby – a fictional inclusion acknowledging real-life foreign-bred restrictions that barred her historical counterpart. This story culminates in a dead heat with Special Week, symbolically honoring her real-life dominance. Her career goals center on winning the Japan Cup and Arima Kinen to prove her stamina over 2400m distances, countering early skepticism about her mid-distance capabilities.
Her interests include consuming spicy foods, watching professional wrestling, and playing the flamenco guitar. She performs pre-race rituals like dramatically throwing her jacket to the ground and retrieving it.
She embraces a masked luchadora persona, always wearing the crimson mask gifted by her professional wrestler father and refusing to remove it. Energetic, confident, and loud, she passionately declares herself the world's strongest horse girl. Her pro wrestling enthusiasm manifests constantly: she snaps to attention at wrestling counts and brands tail-grabbing an automatic foul. She mixes English into her speech and maintains a lively, optimistic racing demeanor. Her roommate, Grass Wonder, frequently scolds her recklessness while serving as her closest companion and stabilizing influence.
Physically, she has medium-length brown hair, sky blue eyes, and an average build, standing 163 cm tall with measurements of 89-58-86. Her signature attire includes a red masquerade mask with a white frame, a blue and white striped ear band, and wrestling-inspired costumes featuring feathered fringes and bold patterns. She uses a special fabric softener for her mask and is notably ticklish.
On the track, she adapts well to both turf and dirt surfaces, excelling particularly in mile (1600-1800m) and medium-distance (2000-2400m) races. Her preferred running styles are pace chaser or late surger. A notable narrative element is her participation in the Japanese Derby – a fictional inclusion acknowledging real-life foreign-bred restrictions that barred her historical counterpart. This story culminates in a dead heat with Special Week, symbolically honoring her real-life dominance. Her career goals center on winning the Japan Cup and Arima Kinen to prove her stamina over 2400m distances, countering early skepticism about her mid-distance capabilities.
Her interests include consuming spicy foods, watching professional wrestling, and playing the flamenco guitar. She performs pre-race rituals like dramatically throwing her jacket to the ground and retrieving it.