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Derby Day (ダービーデー) is an early 1970s electro mechanical horse racing game manufactured by Sega.
Gameplay
The game has horses racing in competition, with speed determined by pachinko-style gaming. Like all early Sega EM games, it is a close derivative of the 1956 Gottlieb and 1967 Williams machines of the same name. Three horses go around the track, and when the horse you chose at the beginning of the game finishes with first prize, the prize comes out. If you do not do anything, the horse you chose is made to be slower than the other horses.
This game was also sold under the name Jockey Club (ジョッキークラブ).
Gallery
Specifications
Dimensions
609.6 mm (24")
1.753 m (69")
508 mm (20")
Promotional material
Derby Day flyer (English)
PDF
JP flyer
References
| Arcade horse racing games released by Sega | |
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| Derby Day (1969) | Harness Race (1974) | Grand Derby (1981) | New Grand Derby (1981) | Super Derby (1984) | Super Derby II (1985) | World Derby (1988) | Derby Day (1991) | Royal Ascot (1991) | Royal Ascot Special (1993) | Royal Ascot II (1996) | Royal Ascot II Standard (1997) | Royal Derby (?) | Ascot Garden (?) | |