Nakayama Itsuki, who grew up on a horse farm, prides himself on knowing everything about horses, and hates horse racing, where horses are treated like tools. One day, Ishii, who had fallen off a horse while jockeying one of the horses he raised on the farm and had his racing career cut short, visits him. Ishii, seeing itsuki's natural talent for handling horses, offers to enroll Itsuki in the jockey school where he teaches. Itsuki is reluctant, but he takes him to the racing school on the condition that he listens to the winner of the race, and he immediately begins racing. Itsuki was confident he could win, but he lost to a first-year student, and the frustration of that experience led him to enroll in the jockey school. A horse racing manga by a master of animal manga. *Note: \- Includes the one-shot "Bear Hunter Fubuki-gou (Bear Hunter Fubuki)" \- Includes the one-shot "Hakugin no Teiou (Silver Emperors)" \- Includes the one-shot "Black Cobra"*

Yoshihiro Takahashi's debut one-shot. *Note: Published in Weekly Shounen Jump 1972 no.51*

*Note: \- Published in Weekly Shounen Jump 1973 no.35 \- Won an honorable mention at the 1973 Tezuka Osamu Awards.*

*Note: Published in Bessatsu Shounen Jump 1974 no.1, 2, and 3.*

*Note: Published in Weekly Shounen Jump 1977 No.17*

*Note: Published in Weekly Shounen Jump 1979 No.19.*

A collection of gekiga stories from various authors from the days of kashihon manga. Considered to be an extremely influential series in the evolution of manga, being one of the first of the gekiga genre, and also to have been influential in bringing about the "cool Japan" phenomenon.

A spin-off of the hugely popular Ginga Densetsu series! Familiar characters from the Ginga series, led by the usually cool but secretly passionate John, appear one after another! Cute yet strong men fight for their master in this slapstick neighborhood watchdog battle comedy! (Source: Gorakuweb, translated)