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Itajara was an undefeated Brazilian Thoroughbred racehorse who won the Brazilian Triple Crown and is considered by many to be the greatest Brazilian racehorse.Itajara was bred by Haras São José e Expedictus, out of the homebred graded stakes winner Apple Honey. His sire Felicio was a Group One stakes winner in his native France who had become a successful sire in Brazil.

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Born in Brazil, Itajara was a prodigy from the very beginning. With incredible natural speed, powerful acceleration, and an almost frightening determination, she quickly became one of the most celebrated Uma Musume in the country. Race after race, she built an impressive reputation, earning the admiration of Brazilian fans and the nickname "The Pelé of the Tracks".

But Itajara had bigger dreams than simply dominating her homeland. Inspired by the legendary Japanese racing scene, she decided to cross the ocean and enroll at Tracen Academy, determined to prove that Brazilian talent could stand alongside the greatest Uma Musume in the world.

At Tracen, however, she faces a different challenge. Japan has its own legends, and being undefeated in Brazil doesn't guarantee victory against the strongest Uma Musume in the world. Itajara intends to change that.

"The Pelé of the Tracks"