All G1 Races in Umamusume Pretty Derby

G1 races are the most challenging in Umamusume Pretty Derby. Here are all of them, including details about the races.

Learn about all the G1 races in Umamusume Pretty Derby (Image via Cygames | Deltias Gaming)
Learn about all the G1 races in Umamusume Pretty Derby (Image via Cygames | Deltias Gaming)

In Umamusume Pretty Derby, races have different grades that determine their difficulty, with G1 being the highest grade a normal race can achieve. For most Uma Girls, you have to complete multiple G1-grade races as objectives so they can compete in the URA Finals

Each race in this game is unique, as various attributes determine how challenging or easy the race will be for specific runners. To help you complete your URA Finale runs, here are all the G1 races in Umamusume Pretty Derby, including every detail.

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List of G1 Races in Umamusume Pretty Derby

Knowing each race helps your trainee (Image via Cygames | Deltias Gaming)
Knowing each race helps your trainee (Image via Cygames | Deltias Gaming)

Your chosen trainee during the URA Finale has specific strengths and weaknesses that determine her performance in different races. Here are all the G1-grade races listed by when they appear during your career under normal circumstances:

Race NameDate of AppearanceGround TypeDistance TypeLength 
Asahi Hai Futurity StakesFirst Year
December 1
TurfMile1600 m
Hanshin Juvenile FilliesFirst Year
December 1
TurfMile1600 m
Hopeful StakesFirst Year
December 2
TurfMedium2000 m
Oka ShoSecond Year
April 1
TurfMile1600 m
Satsuki ShoSecond Year
April 1
TurfMedium2000 m 
NHK Mile CupSecond Year
May 1
TurfMile1600 m
Japanese OaksSecond Year
May 2
TurfMedium2400 m
Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby)Second Year
May 2
TurfMedium2400 m
Yasuda KinenSecond Year
June 1
TurfMile1600 m
Takarazuka KinenSecond Year
June 2
TurfMedium2200 m
Japan Dirt DerbySecond Year
July 1
DirtMedium2000 m
Sprinters StakesSecond Year
September 2
TurfShort1200 m
Kikuka ShoSecond Year
October 2
TurfLong3000 m
Shuka ShoSecond Year
October 2
TurfMedium2000 m
Tenno Sho (Autumn)Second Year
October 2
TurfMedium2000 m
JBC ClassicSecond Year
November 1
DirtVariesVaries
JBC Ladies’ ClassicSecond Year
November 1
DirtMileVaries
JBC SprintSecond Year
November 1
DirtShortVaries
Queen Elizabeth II CupSecond Year
November 1
TurfMedium2200 m
Japan CupSecond Year
November 2
TurfMedium2400 m
Mile ChampionshipSecond Year
November 2
TurfMile1600 m
Champions CupSecond Year
December 1
DirtMile1800 m
Arima KinenSecond Year
December 2
TurfLong2500 m
Tokyo DaishotenSecond Year
December 2
DirtMedium2000 m
February StakesThird Year
February 2
DirtMile1600 m
Osaka HaiThird Year
March 2
TurfMedium2000 m
Takamatsunomiya KinenThird Year
March 2
TurfShort1200 m
Tenno Sho (Spring)Third Year
April 2
TurfLong3200 m
Victoria MileThird Year
May 1
TurfMile1600 m
Yasuda KinenThird Year
June 1
TurfMile1600 m
Takarazuka KinenThird Year
June 2
TurfMedium2200 m
Teio ShoThird Year
June 2
DirtMedium2000 m
Sprinters StakesThird Year
September 2
TurfShort1200 m
Tenno Sho (Autumn)Third Year
October 2
TurfMedium2000 m
JBC ClassicThird Year
November 1
DirtVariesVaries
JBC Ladies’ ClassicThird Year
November 1
DirtMileVaries
JBC SprintThird Year
November 1
DirtShortVaries
Queen Elizabeth II CupThird Year
November 1
TurfMedium2400 m
Mile ChampionshipThird Year
December 1
TurfMile1600 m
Champions CupThird Year
November 2
DirtMile1800 m
Arima KinenThird Year
December 2
TurfLong2500 m
Tokyo DaishotenThird Year
December 2
DirtMedium2000 m

Finally, knowing the attributes of each race immensely helps your trainee win races in Umamusume Pretty Derby.


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