Uma Musume: Scientific Horse Raising

Just write it as a normal sports novel, don't do those messy things. In my experience, as long as you dare to write such things as horse racing, I will abandon the book. I think it is a very good idea to write this kind of novel similar to the Black Basket fan.

I'm actually curious, how many people are waiting? Can you please reply below me? Just numbers

A very good horse racing girl novel. Come on, author. Different from the invincible flow. It's not a sticker either. There are too few racing girl fanfics that focus on competition and training. And also stated the cost of training. It's much more reliable than those novels where you can sign more than 10 horse girls just after becoming a trainer. This is how sports writing should be. The kingly role of hard-working person is the best candidate in sports. There are simply too many posts. There are really few people who focus on the game. Come on, author. I look forward to Fujimasa March competing on the same stage as Oguri Hat and Tamamo Cross

Fadian heroine picture

Don't be a eunuch, there are too few Ma Niang novels. And this opening is very innovative.

March

Is there a possibility that the author is delusional about getting married. Are you currently obsessed with the fantasy of newlyweds? 🤔

Horse Girl Encyclopedia March of Fujimasa Character Introduction Appeared in the side story comic "Jockey Girl CINDERELLA GRAY" (also translated as: Cinderella with Reed Hair). She is the original horse girl, and the prototype is March Fujimasa (March Fujimasa). Enrolled as a special admissions student, he showed great strength when he first appeared on the scene and was robbed by the trainers. Although he looks serious and cold, he also has a cute side in his nature. The goal is to dominate the East Derby. Before becoming Shibasaki Hiroichi's successor, he practiced running in silence alone. Therefore, he lacked interpersonal communication and developed a stoic and self-denying character. Considering Oguri Hat as a strong rival, he narrowly defeated Oguri Hat in his debut match. The two became friends soon after, and during a chat, they made an agreement with Oguri Hat to play in the East Derby together, but this failed to happen because Oguri Hat suddenly transferred to Central School. Huang Shiren forcibly robbed the reed girls - Rudolf, the symbol of Central Tereson, constantly sent the student union to the local areas to select (spot) horse racing girls with sufficient potential, and through Rudolf's lobbying (forcing) of their trainers, let them join Central Tereson, and many local trainers did not have the qualifications for central training... (In the manga, Kitahara, Oguri Hat's trainer, decided to apply for a central training license when Oguri Hat went to Central). Having no choice but to compete alone in the East Derby, she only finished fourth, barely qualifying. As one of the protagonists in the early and middle stages of the comic, this result is still a pity. At the same time, Oguri Hat is already in the center. Although the relationship between the two is still maintained through various channels, it is obvious that Oguri Hat has gained a new life in the center and met new friends and partners, while Fujimasa in the same period is even more lonely. After that, he gradually faded out of sight in the main plot. In general, the gap between the strength of Fujimasa March and Oguri Hat is still too big. As a former opponent in the competition, if Oguri Hat goes to Central for a while, they may be able to catch up with the East Derby. Regardless of the result, at least it will not be a permanent regret. In life, they are only temporary rivals, but they are permanent friends Prototype The prototype is March Fujimasa (also translated as "March Fighter" and "March Fighter"), a strong rival during the Oguri Hat local horse racing period. , Japanese: マーチトウショウ), which defeated Oguri Hat in both sides' debut and second duel. However, Oguri Hat's trainer discovered and solved the hoof rot problem and never defeated it again. Although he was highly anticipated because he had defeated Oguri Hat twice and was the only horse to defeat Oguri Hat during the local racing period, his performance as a precocious horse could only be described as tepid. On June 8, 1988, he successfully played in the East Derby and won four goals. Then it also played in the central team, but the strong strength of the central team made it the last Oyster Horse with 4 losses in 4 games. After that, it moved to Kochi, so it also had the CP of March × Uralala. In the manga, March Fujimasa and Oguri Hat told her that he would outlast her on the track. In reality, Oguri Hat retired in 1990, while March Fujimasa ran until 1992. It can be said that this game was March's final victory (on the other hand, the other side defeated each other once on the longest track (journey)). After retiring, March Fujimasa became the riding horse of the Riding Club Rakuten Club located in Toon City, Ehime Prefecture (as of August 2006). According to club members' blogs, March Fujimasa was no longer in the riding club in February 2009. Ma Niang and the prototype are as follows.

But regarding the training of the latest horse racing girl Bei Hei, you wrote that the training intensity was too low

Horse Racing Encyclopedia Good Opera Father オペラハウス Opera House Father ワンスウェド Once Wed Grandfather Blushing Groom Gender Male Coat Color Chestnut Year of Birth 1996 Achievements Japan Central 26 games, 14 championships, 6 runner-ups and 3 seasons Received prize money of 1,835,189,000 yen Recognition: 1999 JRA's best 4-year-old stallion 2000 JRA Awards horse of the year, best stallion over 5 years old Selected as an outstanding horse in 2004 Winning Grade 1 Satsuki Award (1999), Emperor Award (Spring) (2000,01), Takarazuka Memorial Award, Emperor Award (Autumn), Japanese Award, Arima Memorial Award (2000) "Good Opera" sire "Opera" is the European King Sadler's Wells family, but it is said that this line is not suitable for the Japanese environment; the mating results of the maternal line are stable. This commoner pedigree led the owner to win the horse for 10 million yen at the auction after the first "raise of hands" and no competition. "Good Opera" was resting after breaking a bone after finishing 2nd in Marseille at 2 years and 8 months. After returning to 4th place at the age of 3, he won 3 races in a row. As "Good Opera" was not pre-registered for the Triple Crown, the owner immediately added money to join, allowing him to win the Satsuki Shou, 3rd in the Japan Derby and 2nd in the Chrysanthemum Shou. At Arima Memorial, he was only beaten by two older horses, "Flying on the Grass" and "Special Week", and was selected as the best 4-year-old stallion of the year. In the following year, "Good Opera" completed a record that had never been achieved by Japan's previous horse racing kings: winning the country's five major middle and long distance Grade 1 races (Emperor Sho (Spring and Autumn), Takarazuka Kinen, Japan Cup, Arima Kinen), plus three Grade 2 victories, and the prize money earned from winning eight races that year has exceeded 1 billion yen. Of course, he was unanimously voted (300 votes) as the representative horse of the millennium. In 2004, he was selected as the Outstanding Horse for his brilliant performance this year. After achieving such brilliant results, it is almost natural that there will be calls for "overseas expeditions", but behind the scenes, it is believed that the risks involved in overseas expeditions are not as good as the "sense of security" that comes with such an outstanding performance at home. However, the performance of "Good Opera" was not as brilliant as the previous year. He came back in fourth place in the Osaka Cup and successfully defended his title in the Spring Emperor's Prize. In the Takarazuka Kinen, "Good Opera" had defeated its biggest opponent, "Famous Shouhito" in its first five Grade 1 races, but was defeated in this sixth showdown. In the fall, he lost to Golden Journey in the Grade 2 Kyoto Daisho, but his previous horse was disqualified and he was promoted to first place. In the autumn, he lost to "Ellie Digital" in the Tianshou; the Japan Cup lost to "Forest Cave"; the retired racer Arima Kinen even lost his dominance and had to lose to "Manchester Tea House" in 5th place. The breeding record of "Good Opera" was mediocre and he has not produced any progeny beyond the Group 1 level. "Good Opera" finally won the tournament prize money of 1,835,189,000 yen, which was a Japanese and even world record. It was not surpassed by "Northern Mysterious Horse" until 2017. Passed away due to heart disease on May 17, 2018, at the age of 22. The horse girl and the horse are as follows