Horse Racing: Snatching Almond Eye from the Start
赛马：开局截胡杏目
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- Completed
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- 716k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Some people have asked why I don't own the horse or why my mother holds it on my behalf. This brings up the relevant regulations.
Riders are prohibited from becoming horse owners (due to conflict of interest rules). 1. Riders may not own or register as owners of racehorses. 2. Riders must also not have close financial ties with horse owners, such as sponsorship or joint ventures.
There really are almond-shaped eyes.
Soul transmigrated! I ran away! I thought I was a racehorse girl, but it turns out I'm actually a horse!
There are too many typos.
This greatly affects readability. The author doesn't even bother to read the text after finishing it; they're unwilling to spend even three to five minutes on it. It's an extreme form of perfunctory work. Although this subject matter is rarely written about, and everyone is generally quite tolerant, this is the author's third book, and constantly guessing what they're doing while reading is unbearable. But you can't take everyone's tolerance for granted and simply disregard your readers.
The Triple Crown Mara Liberty Island is gone.
Rather than saying they ran their legs off, it's more accurate to say the trainers pushed them so hard they were worn out. 😡
The protagonist's future choice of the pony
When the protagonist, Almond, is three years old, he can ride Genesis at age two and has a good chance of winning the Hanshin JF (Junior High Championship). He can also ride Hitsugaya and Clever Flower, giving him good horses for the following year's age three race. At age four, Almond can find Airplane and Courageous at age two. At age five, he should find Lotto Heart, and then the following year will be the Spring and Autumn Equinox. He will have good horses to ride during these years.
It would be even better if more plot elements could be added later, such as stories about the protagonist saving horses that have undergone euthanasia or have had tragic careers. For example, Liberty Island.
Win the prize money soon!
Go buy your own horse, otherwise whether you can even ride one depends on other people's approval.
Suddenly I remembered, it seems like those years when Cheng Quanbao, string instruments, Golden Spear Sixty, and Fairy Cloud Silk were still running around, a constellation of stars!
The previous novel by Shima was about Orpheus and A-Chuan; will this one cover the Spring and Autumn Equinoxes?
Did the author not check for typos before publishing?
I've read up to chapter 179 so far, and there are so many typos! An overwhelming number of typos!! So many typos!!! Sometimes I'm not even sure if it's a typo or what, and it doesn't flow smoothly when read aloud! It's quite frustrating… I have a bit of admiration for other readers… The contract has already been signed, doesn't the editor exist? Editor, please help!