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Babbitt, son of Nakayama Festa and the most perverted graycoat lover out there. SS, Heart's Cry, Justa, Shion, C.B. et al. are nothing before him.

Stallions and geldings only though. Mares are nothing to him. He completely ignored Koganeno Sora, a gray mare, during a race, so fans started joking he'd rather prefer her dad Gold Ship instead. He wasn't not horny that day either; during the same race he got so excited with a gray gelding (the lead horse guiding the racers from the paddock to the gates) they had to pull him to the side for a bit.

He also happens to be a Gold City-tier handsome horse with the same beautiful flaxen mane.

(Babbitt was always a horny horse but the "gray stallion" preference is a relatively recent development, according to his handlers. Previously it was some other distinct set of preferences.)

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Get_Serious495 said in comment #2601382:

Note : Bobaa probably comes from the word Shuboba (็จฎ็‰ก้ฆฌ) which means stallion

It just comes from boba/็‰ก้ฆฌ meaning "male horse". Shuboba ("breeding male horse") itself is derived from boba.

The o/bo/็‰ก part means "male" and is used pretty much similarly as osu/้›„ in compounds except ็‰ก is generally limited to four-legged livestock like cows and sheep and horses (that's why it has the ็‰œ radical). So you get ็‰ก้ฆฌ (stallion), ็‰ก็‰› (bull) and ็‰ก็พŠ (ram) but something like ็‰ก็Šฌ (instead of ้›„็Šฌ) would look weird. A similar comparison can be drawn between ็‰ and ้›Œ.

The slightly tricky part with translating is that "stallion" (and bull and ram) excludes castrated males in English while the Japanese equivalents usually don't.

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makidashiillustrious said in comment #2601533:

brother how did you get 24/14 uploads?

It's possible to exceed the maximum if you have recent manually deleted posts. Right now, the uploader has 9 pending uploads and 3 manually deleted uploads, the latter taking up 5 slots each, so the total number of slots used up is 9 + 3 x 5 = 9 + 15 = 24.

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