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1Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minute2Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems3Fix the driver behind crashes, sound loss and screen glitchesThe Satsuki Sho Rally was the second weekly mission set in Umamusume: Pretty Derby’s 2025 Spring G1 Celebration. It ran from July 27 into early August 2025 and has ended; players can no longer claim its rewards. Contemporary guides agree on four Career-completion thresholds and the three featured races, but disagree about some race conditions and individual reward assignments.
When did the Satsuki Sho Rally run?
The rally followed the Oka Sho missions and came before the Tenno Sho (Spring) missions. Reports place it broadly between July 27 and August 3, 2025. Mustplay gives July 27 through August 2 in its local time notation, while Game8’s guide gives July 27 at 15:00 UTC through August 3 at 14:59 UTC; the difference appears to reflect time zones and date-boundary conventions. Mustplay’s event report, Game8’s Satsuki Sho guide and Game8’s Spring G1 overview describe the schedule.
This is a historical event guide, not a live checklist. The 2025 client reportedly placed Spring G1 missions under Special Missions, then the Special tab, followed by the Spring G1 Missions button. Those labels describe the version covered by the event guide and may not match later client versions.
What missions were included?
Reports list four Career completion milestones and Career races at Spring Stakes, Yayoi Sho and Satsuki Sho. The completion thresholds are consistent across the English and Thai guides; the race-condition wording is not.
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| Mission category | Reported requirement | What is established |
|---|---|---|
| Career completions | Complete 1 Career playthrough | Reported by both guides |
| Career completions | Complete 3 Career playthroughs | Reported by both guides |
| Career completions | Complete 5 Career playthroughs | Reported by both guides |
| Career completions | Complete 10 Career playthroughs | Reported by both guides |
| Spring Stakes | Race in Career | Thai guide specifies a top-three finish; English guide also says top three |
| Yayoi Sho | Race in Career | Guides disagree on the precise condition |
| Satsuki Sho | Race in Career | Guides disagree on the precise condition |
The English-language guide says to place in the top three at Spring Stakes and Yayoi Sho, then win Satsuki Sho. The Thai-language guide’s translated labels and reward text do not align cleanly for Yayoi Sho and Satsuki Sho. It is therefore not possible to establish a definitive requirement for those two races from these reports alone. See the English mission guide and Thai-language report; an archived client screen or original official announcement would be needed to settle the discrepancy.
What rewards did the guides report?
Game8 lists 40,000 Monies, 10,000 Support Points, two Alarm Clocks and 150 Carats as the total for the set. Its task-level breakdown assigns 10,000 Monies to each of the four Career thresholds, one Alarm Clock to each of Spring Stakes and Yayoi Sho, 10,000 Support Points to Satsuki Sho, and 150 Carats for completing all missions. Treat those individual assignments as the English guide’s account rather than a verified client breakdown.
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The Thai-language report also lists 150 Carats for completing the other seven missions, but its race reward wording does not provide a consistent task-by-task allocation. The available reports therefore support the English guide’s overall total as reported, not certainty about every race reward. Game8’s reward list and Mustplay’s report show the conflicting accounts.
Race timing listed in the Thai guide
For players checking historical Career schedules, the Thai report places the races at these in-game points. Because the mission wording is disputed, use these as that guide’s calendar details rather than as definitive instructions for a different client version.
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- Spring Stakes: Classic Year, March (Late); turf mile, 1,800 m.
- Yayoi Sho: Classic Year, March (Early); turf medium, 2,000 m.
- Satsuki Sho: Classic Year, April (Early); turf medium, 2,000 m.
How could players approach the missions during the event?
The English guide advised combining the three named races with the four Career completion milestones, and planning multiple Career runs before the deadline. That is general planning advice from the guide, not a tested strategy or guarantee that a specific trainee can meet every condition in one run. Because the exact Yayoi Sho and Satsuki Sho requirements are unresolved, the safest historical walkthrough would have been to check the event screen in the 2025 client before relying on a particular finish requirement.
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