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Gallop Racer
PAL Cover artwork of attheraces Presents Gallop Racer, known as Gallop Racer 2003 in the USA.
Genre(s)
Developer(s)	Tecmo
Publisher(s)	Tecmo (now Koei Tecmo Games)
Platform(s)	Arcade, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Nintendo Switch
First release	Gallop Racer
Latest release	Champion Jockey Special JP: September 14, 2017

Gallop Racer (ギャロップレーサー, Garūpu Rasha) is a series of horseracingvideo games, created by Tecmo.

Overview[edit]

Gallop Racer is an open-ended racing game in which the player purchases horses to train, race and breed. Most games in the series involve management of horses, with the exception of Gallop Racer 2004, which focuses more on the jockeying riders. Horses are divided into four leg types: frontrunner, preceder, midrunner and closer, and the player must carefully choose the best leg type suited for each race to have the best stamina and strength available. Race course terrain can either be dirt or turf, with horses excelling in either or both terrain types. Due to licensing issues, the series does not use the names of real-life horse breeds, jockey contests or famous race courses, a trait that also carries over to the crossover game Champion Jockey: G1 Jockey & Gallop Racer. Races are divided into four classes based on horse quality and type of race: open, grade III, grade II and grade I. Higher-graded and more difficult races are unavailable from the start and must be unlocked by accomplishing certain achievements and winning certain races. Race course lengths range from 5 furlongs (5/8 mile) to 20 furlongs (2.5 miles) and are designed to closely resemble real-life courses in distance and shape in spite of an inability to secure licensing rights to use their official names.

Games[edit]

Most games in the series are available on early Sony consoles, with early installments available on arcade machines.^[1] All games in the series are available in Japan, with sequels utilizing standard sequel numeration, which was not used when select games from the series were localized for the Western world as the first games released there were not the first overall game in the series. The first Gallop Racer home video game available in North America is a localization of the third game of the series and is plainly titled Gallop Racer. When most of that game's subsequent sequels were localized for North America, they would be numerated on the basis of their year of release there in a convention not dissimilar to annually released sports games in various EA Sports franchises and later titles in Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer series. Only the sixth and seventh installments of the series would be localized for a European release, with the former being endorsed by the British Isles' attheraces horse racing sports network. After Tecmo merged with Koei, the creator of rival horse racing series G1 Jockey, a crossover video game that incorporates mechanics from both G1 Jockey and Gallop Racer, Champion Jockey: G1 Jockey & Gallop Racer was released internationally in 2011 as the first and only game in this series to be available on non-Sony consoles and support the use of commercial motion controllers.

Year	Game	Regions			Platforms
Year	Game	JP	PAL	NA	Platforms
1996	Gallop Racer	Yes	No	Yes^[a]	Arcade, PlayStation
1997	Gallop Racer 2: One and Only Road to Victory	Yes	No	No	PlayStation
1999	Gallop Racer 3: One and Only Road to Victory	Yes	No	Yes^[b]	PlayStation
2000	Gallop Racer 2000	Yes	No	No	PlayStation
2001	Gallop Racer 2001	Yes^[c]	No	Yes	PlayStation 2
2003	Gallop Racer 2003: A New Breed	Yes^[d]	EU^[e]	Yes	PlayStation 2
2004	Gallop Racer 2004	Yes^[f]	Yes^[g]	Yes	PlayStation 2
2005	Gallop Racer 2006	Yes^[h]	No	Yes	PlayStation 2
2006	Gallop Racer Inbreed	Yes	No	No	PlayStation 2
2007	Gallop Racer Online	Yes^[i]	No	No	Microsoft Windows
2011	Champion Jockey: G1 Jockey & Gallop Racer^[j]	Yes	Yes	Yes^[k]	PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch^[l]
2013	Gallop Racer (mobile)^[m]	Yes	Yes	Yes	iOS, Android
2017	Champion Jockey Special	Yes	No	No	Nintendo Switch

Notes[edit]

^Only available on arcade.
^First Gallop Racer home video game released outside of Japan; sequel number and subtitle dropped from title during localization
^Released as Gallop Racer 5.
^Released as Gallop Racer 6: Revolution.
^First Gallop Racer game released in Europe, titled attheraces presents Gallop Racer.
^Released as Gallop Racer: Lucky 7.
^Released as a sequel to attheraces presents Gallop Racer, titled Gallop Racer 2, in Europe.
^Released as Gallop Racer 8: Live Horse Racing.
^Available from August 28, 2007 – March 31, 2009.
^Crossover with Koei's G1 Jockey series.
^Only available for PS3 and Wii.
^Nintendo Switch port released in 2017 only in Japan, titled Champion Jockey Special.
^Available from December 18, 2013 – July 9, 2015.

Reception[edit]

The games are bestsellers in Japan.^[2]

References[edit]

Gallop Racer 2006 Pc Fuller

^Herold, Charles (2003-05-29), 'From Hot Rods to Racehorses, It's All in the Bonding', The New York Times, p. 5
^Dengeki PlayStation sales chart, April 2000, published in Official UK PlayStation Magazine issue 57

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