I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

Sunday, Tokyo Racecourse

Tokyo Racecourse is the most talked-about racecourse this month, and it also has a left-hand track, unlike most racecourses.

Other racecourses are right-hand racecourses, but this one is the most important left-hand racecourse.

Some racehorses are indeed better suited to tracks with left turns.

When you turn, your body will automatically turn outwards.

This will undoubtedly cause the racehorses to lose their positions for nothing and will also consume a lot of their energy.

This problem is fundamentally unsolvable.

Therefore, when choosing a race, one must pay attention to whether it is a left-hand or right-hand turn.

NHK Mile Cup, Oaks, Victoria Mile, Derby!

This is the signboard of the Tokyo Racecourse in May.

The competition that Xueshan participated in was the one preceding the NHK Mile Cup.

The stadium was packed!

The total number of online users reached tens of thousands.

Snow Mountain has managed to gain attention from the champion of the first-level race.

A regular table game wouldn't be packed, and there wouldn't be this many people watching the game.

There are still sixteen horses participating in this race.

The most popular Brave Wings is a Reed Horse that won both the List and Open categories last year, and this year it achieved a remarkable second place in the Local Prize category.

Judging from the record alone, this is definitely the strongest mud horse that the snow mountain has ever faced.

The rider is also Miura's top rider, Keita Tosaki.

Keita Tosaki earned the nickname "Kneeling Keita" because he was thrown off a racehorse and knelt on the grass during a race.

But in terms of strength, Keita Tosaki is definitely stronger than Takeshi Yokoyama.

The second most popular horse is the legendary white horse, Flying Snow Steed.

Although not as powerful as Su Daji, it was still a racehorse capable of winning a hefty reward.

The third most popular attraction is the snow-capped mountain.

With a three-game winning streak this year, it successfully entered the open group and became the king of comebacks on mud tracks.

This is one of its biggest tests.

These opponents all have the ability to compete for the championship with a hefty reward.

"I didn't expect to see so many strong horses in today's Brilliant List race."

"Partner, which racehorse do you think will win this race?"

"I have a higher opinion of the most popular horse, Courage Wings. This racehorse just won second place in the big prize race at Shipbridge and is in excellent form. This race is more about finding its form."

"I actually have a higher opinion of Snow Mountain, the third most popular racehorse; this one shouldn't be underestimated!"

"Then we'll see who predicts which racehorse will win this race."

These three racehorses were in great form in the show ring.

of course.

The strength of other popular racehorses should not be overlooked.

For example, many people are optimistic about the Sakura Family Racehorse, ridden by Wu Fengce, and its charm.

As a previously famous racehorse sponsored by Sakura, they have gradually faded from public view in recent years.

But their racehorses are still running.

"This fifth most popular racehorse seems to be in pretty good form."

Takagi Noboru realized that the fifth most popular hero legend was not simple.

This racehorse belongs to Teruya Yoshida, the eldest son of the Yoshida family.

As for the origin of the name, its father proved himself on the stallion track, and its son, who flew over the grass, became a screen hero.

Without screen heroes, the Grasshopper lineage wouldn't have been passed down to Manle Shi's generation.

What's most interesting is that the distance between their stallions gets shorter with each generation!

Now it can be shortened to a shorter distance.

"I'll remind Yokoyama when we enter the arena."

The assistant nodded.

You can tell a lot of things before the match.

"Well, the other racehorses are all pretty ordinary. The most popular ones are all tough to beat."

Takagi didn't think they could win the game easily.

Strive for second place!

Koyoyama didn't shine as brightly among so many top riders.

Takeshi Yokoyama only scratched the surface of their situation.

Meanwhile, Takeshi Yokoyama was waiting by the door in the riders' room for the competition to begin.

This third-place ranking proves that they need to work even harder.

Takeshi Yokoyama clenched his right fist.

Come on!

This is for the snow-capped mountains, and also to repay Izumi Hisahito for believing in him.

After a brief warm-up, Takeshi Yokoyama quickly found the snow mountain wearing the number seven.

"Snow Mountain, it's our turn today."

Takeshi Yokoyama touched the snow mountain.

"Yokoyama-kun...."

The assistant quickly went up and explained Takagi's pre-match arrangements.

"Um...um...I'll be careful!"

After finishing his sentence, Yokoyama Takeshi glanced at Du Manlai and Hero Legend over there.

The opposing team will be at the very front of the team in this match!

Many basic horse racing tactics can be analyzed before the race.

There have been enough races for horses of this age, and with a large sample size, data collection becomes much simpler.

The other teams are all engaged in pre-match preparations and communication.

Snow Mountain, a latecomer to the race, needs to be guarded against.

The best tactic is to disrupt the rhythm and interfere with Takeshi Yokoyama's judgment.

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VIP room.

Yuji Izumi appeared in the VIP room again today.

If we go down to watch the game today, we'll really be squeezed into a human pancake.

You can experience a different atmosphere from the competition venue up there.

"I can still see banners supporting the snow-capped mountains in the area today. Did you hire someone to put them up?"

Yuujin Izumi glanced to the side and asked.

He felt that Matsumoto Yu had become the number one fan of the snow mountain.

The advantage of being in the parade area compared to the stands is that you can get up close to the horses and hold up support items or banners with messages.

These are the privileges reserved for famous horses and renowned riders.

"I do have that idea, but I'll have to wait for the upcoming imperial reward."

Yu Matsumoto stated that it really wasn't him this time.

He had this idea, but it wasn't time to put it into practice yet.

"Hmm...okay, but I won't reimburse you."

When Yujin Izumi arrived at the scene, he learned that Flying Snow Horse was also performing.

I just saw Su Daji last month, and this month I saw Flying Snow Steed.

"..."

Yu Matsumoto rolled his eyes.

Is he that kind of person?

What do you think Snow Mountain's chances of winning this match are?

The horse owner was right next to him, and Matsumoto Yu wanted to ask him something before the race.

Many of these racehorses have won listed races.

These previous opponents were not in the same league.

"If I had to pick, it would definitely be number one!"

"Izumi Yuujin said with a confident look on his face."

This problem is no challenge for the snow mountain; it continues to grow recently.

My snow-capped mountain is the best in the world!

The outside world is uncertain about how Xueshan will perform, but he has great confidence in Xueshan's strength.

This is also a test for Takeshi Yokoyama.

By passing the test of this competition, Takeshi Yokoyama will gain the trust of more teams.

Trust is built up step by step, unless you have the ability to convince everyone.

"Yeah, I also think it's number one. If we beat them, the spot in the first-tier tournament will be right in front of us."

Yu Matsumoto was influenced by Yujin Izumi's confidence.

He felt that getting second place would be pretty good.

"Um."

Yuji Izumi adjusted his sitting posture.

He is confident, but he still gets nervous when watching the game.

The two chatted here, and their warm-up and preparations for appearing in the ring were over.

Entering the venue!

Amid cheers from the entrance ring, the sixteen racehorses marched from the underground entrance ring onto the dirt track.

There are still a dozen minutes left before the match starts.