I Really Don't Understand Horse Racing

Potential new work. The content of the work is realistic and the writing style is simple and unsophisticated. Especially as a rare horse racing work, the sophistication and meticulousness of this book can be said to be rare, and it is worth reading.

When the smoke of 911 spread over the streets of New York, the laid-off social animal Furusu Toyokawa was accidentally bound to a "horse owner development system" that can see through the hidden attributes of horse racing at a Kentucky horse racing auction. From a layman who knew nothing about horse racing to a legendary horse owner who swept the Japan Jockey Club and competed in the world's top venues such as Dubai and Paris, Toyokawa led his horse racing team on a track full of randomness and miracles, step by step, carving "luck" into the industry's first sequence. The double buff of system flow + professional writing brings you the excitement of horse racing and the refreshing feeling of system cultivation. The 1.07 Million-word serialization is full of high energy, allowing you to immersively experience the counterattack life from zero to the world's top horse owner!

When the smoke from the World Trade Center enveloped New York, Furusu Toyokawa, who had just been fired the day before, unexpectedly escaped death. The confusion of unemployment has not yet dissipated. When he entered the Kentucky Derby auction with his friends, he unexpectedly got the "Horse Owner Development System" - he could see the hidden attributes of horse racing and exchange points for wealth. So, a layman who knew nothing about horse racing, step by step, from Keenland to Hokkaido, from Dubai to Paris... Made "Togawa" become an existence that can influence the world. After all, in this industry full of random numbers, luck is the number one priority.