Stat Importance

Assuming a perfect uma with 1200 in all stats, but no skills, here is how much faster that uma is than an uma with 1200 in all stats except one, measured in lengths. The “Long” track is Tenno Sho Spring, the “Medium” track is Derby, the “Sprint” is Sprinter’s Stakes.

Stat	400	600	800	1000
Speed (Long)	21.29	14.48 (+6.81)	8.92 (+5.56)	4.18 (+4.74)
Speed (Sprint)	5.04	3.31 (+1.73)	1.98 (+1.33)	0.90 (+1.08)
Stamina (Long)	45.07	42.17 (+2.90)	25.50 (+16.67)	10.46 (+15.04)
Stamina (Med)	21.35	6.48 (+14.87)	0.00 (+6.48)	0.00
Power (Long)	19.64	10.03 (+9.61)	5.12 (+4.91)	2.10 (+3.02)
Power (Sprint)	7.92	4.61 (+3.31)	2.53 (+2.08)	1.10 (+1.43)
Guts (Long)	19.38	10.05 (+9.33)	4.27 (+5.78)	1.48 (+2.79)
Guts (Med)	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
Wit (Long)	5.58	4.30 (+1.28)	2.93 (+1.37)	1.49 (+1.44)

Acceleration makes Power less important. For example, if the Sprint uma is Pasa, then Speed outperforms Power. And, training Speed raises Power, while training Power raises Stamina, so even in Sprint, Speed wins out in the end. Power is also stronger the more Speed you have, as the higher your top speed, the more you need to accelerate. And vice versa, since having higher Power lets you accelerate to your top speed faster, getting more out of your Speed stat.

Stamina and Guts are extremely powerful when giving you more effective HP, but useless otherwise, with Guts being a spicy version of Stamina. (see next page) Wit also gets better when you lack Stamina, as it makes your spurts better and can reduce HP consumption on downhills, acting as bonus Stamina.

From this, we can think of the stat importance as: Stamina/Guts up to the track’s requirement > Speed > Power > Wit