I’m a Racehorse Trainer in Tokyo

The previous one was about becoming a horse owner and rider in 2010; This one is about being a horse trainer in 1997; In this order, the next one should be about being a racehorse in 1984! Ah, I know, the protagonist is the emperor, he just happens to win the Triple Crown, and he can even give birth to a pony after retirement.

If the author's book has the same rhythm as the previous book, then it will end after writing the special week and the good opera. Then I can conclude that the protagonist definitely does not have the triple crown, let alone the undefeated triple crown. The protagonist of the special week's century battle in the sky cannot win because of this, even if the protagonist knows the tactics systematically, what a good song The play shouldn't be able to win Orihime in the Derby, so those who want to watch Special Week and a good opera Triple Crown and the protagonist has a Triple Crown horse can withdraw. Those who can't stand this arrangement can also withdraw. If Special Week cannot win in this case, then I definitely don't agree that a good Opera Derby can win Orihime 😒

I have only watched Horse Racing Girl, but this horse racing novel is much better than Horse Horse Girl 😂

The author is still a horse fan. The same thing happened to me when I read the horse racing Anke post before. What a good opera, the ancient horse year was completely defeated, the golden master's triple crown was intercepted, the Arc de Triomphe of Haidu Star was exploded and other fictional plots. At first I felt quite reluctant to part with it, but then I thought it was just a fantasy anyway, and it didn't affect the real horse at all, so why not feel good about it? If you keep clinging to the horse fan filter, you won't be able to write this novel at all. For example, you wrote that Emperor Bao's legs could not be broken? From the current perspective, the continuous leg looks like a mediocre Triple Crown. Do you want the mediocre Triple Crown or the legendary Imperial Treasure? So don't use the horse fan filter, just win when it's time to win. Although it is indeed difficult for the fishing guy to catch up without the pressure of horses this time, I think it is reasonable, but I hope the author can arrange the plot reasonably in the future. At worst, you can also roll the dice.

This is what it feels like when you look at chrysanthemums. Historically, great escapes cannot be cracked. First, there are some problems with Japanese riders reading the pace (for example, the young men in 22 Tianqiu pressed the pace of the leading group, resulting in a mess of horses. Everyone was on the 33-second stage and 32-second stage, but few of them caught Yuan Shao). But the rider is Wu Feng, so he basically escapes to the T0 level first. Secondly, Chrysanthemum Shang is the first big-length (EX) G1 for almost all horses, and your suitability is unknown. Read the pace and dare not follow. But the time traveler can figure it out, after all, he knows Xiaote's Tianchun Shengan. You can even win by directly replicating the first running method. Then the protagonist comes and chases him...

I feel that the protagonist or the author is not capable of achieving an undefeated triple crown. The system and transcendent are fake.

Horse Racing Relationship Diagram

The last book was about riding horses, this one is about practicing horses, and the next one is about being a horseman?

After reading this book, I read the previous book about Riders. After reading about 200 chapters, I felt something was wrong. Why are they all winning? I am reading a novel, not a myth. In comparison, this book is much better. Horse racing is about winning and losing. There are horses that win completely, but look at how many horses have run a lot of races.

It looks good, but the popularity is really low.