ステイゴールド ステゴ 黄金旅程
Japanese Racehorse. Sired by [[Sunday Silence (racehorse)|]] and foaled by Golden Sash (herself sired by Dictus, a very temperamental but successful French racehorse), he was blessed with speed and sheer durability but cursed(?) by the compounded temperament of his parents.

He is best known as the sire of [[Orfevre (racehorse)|]] (A temperamental racehorse who won the 2011 Japanese Triple Crown), [[Gold Ship (racehorse)|]] (An unpredictable racehorse who was almost as successful as Orfevre), and [[Oju Chosan (racehorse)|]] (an astounding [b]6[/b] time winner of the Nakayama Grand Jump, as well as the 3 time winner of the Nakayama Daishogai).

In spite of the success of his offspring, the two above who ended up as the luminaries of their era, Stay Gold himself only won a single GI race in his 50 race-long career (his final race at the 2001 Hong Kong Vase) and tended to collect second places. To be fair, some of this has to do with the fact that he had to contend with the luminaries of [i]his[/i] era ([[Special Week (racehorse)|]] and [[T.M. Opera O (racehorse)|]] among others).

In the context of [i][[Umamusume]][/i], aside from [[Gold Ship (umamusume)|]] being a popular character and [[Orfevre (umamusume)|]] being implemented much later, he is also the real-life sire of [[Nakayama Festa (umamusume)|]] and [[Dream Journey (umamusume)|]]. In fact his Umamusume counterpart finally had a mention in Dream Journey's scenario. Otherwise, a stand-in of him appears in the first season of the anime (see [[Kin'iro Ryotei (umamusume)|]]).

h4. See also
* [[Kin'iro Ryotei (umamusume)]] - a background character from the [[Umamusume (anime)|Umamusume anime]] presumed to be based on Stay Gold
stay gold (racehorse)