I Really Don't Understand Horse Racing

In fact, there is no need to use real-life daily training to compare with the ones in the bidding book. Just pretend that the author is playing Horse Racing Tycoon. As long as the horse has enough classes, there is no problem in winning.

Personally, it is difficult for me to imagine training Xinyada at the level of a Japanese trainer. This would make Xinyada's level unable to reach her own level. There is an essential gap between daily training and beauty training. That's Xin Yada, a top horse who won 13G1 as a mare.

It was originally 19 wins out of 20 games, but now you will be scolded bloody if you lose one game. Also, are there any good prospects for running on mud tracks in Japan? The protagonist is Japanese, but you, the author, are not. Shouldn't you be thinking about a better future for the horse? What is the value of Japanese mud and the need to run on it😅

Toyokawa is difficult to stretch, and I feel that the protagonist will have a relative with blue hair and twin tails who likes to breathe.

With the level of Japanese horse trainers, Xin Yada must have been ruined by training, and it is difficult to understand the author's thinking.

Do you have to switch to the Japan Cup for that ridiculous reason? Rudolf couldn't brag about his courage in foreign wars. He had to brag about his courage during the expedition, right? Originally, it was a big shock that Arima Memorial lost to Heartfelt Call in 2005 because the difference in rider was just a rider difference. If Wu Feng gave a small start, he could win, and he would still have four undefeated crowns. Why do we have to go to the Japan Cup to compete against Call of Hearts and Aojiafeng? Or should we just dream of something big and win all the horses in the Japan Cup?

What does it mean to bring it back to Japan? I remember that the geology of Japan is different from that of the United States. Being able to escape in the United States does not mean that you can escape in Japan.

Seeing that there is no summary post, I will write one myself. It took me an afternoon of checking the information to get 6 horses, so construction will start slowly. (The breeding mare is the big one. It's okay if you are not famous and have no information. You have to look at the performance of the offspring one by one) I don't understand Japanese and my English is not very good. I need to rely on AI translation. Please point out if there are any mistakes. It's not advisable to be lazy. AI checking information is unreliable, so you still have to check it yourself This is all sorted out for the time being.

Write about horse racing for the rest of your life, I should

Come on, there are only two serial novels about being a horse owner in the whole starting point.

Reincarnated as a racehorse or a local brother? At present, there is no one of the top horse racing articles in China.

Xinyada, don't engage in daily training. Daily training is really not good. Don't let it go to waste. I'll go.

Can daily practice really train Xin Yada to become the world horse king?

Not as good looking as the previous one, I really don't like this rider very much

There is a gap in strength between the two horses themselves. May Rose itself is far behind Exorcist; and there is also a huge gap in the jockey on the saddle. Even if it is replaced by Wu Feng at his peak, there is still a big gap. Currently, I can't figure out how to win. Is it possible to rely on the idealism written by the previous author to explode?

Being ridden by this maggot Kitamura can still win 4g1

May Rose really doesn't recommend running in the Kentucky Derby. First of all, May Rose is not a horse that matures early. Historically, this horse only made its debut in May when it was three years old. In these four class races, it ranked 1, 2, 1, and 2. Then it even only finished sixth in the first g2 race, and it was not until April when it was four years old that it started to win consecutively. So I'm not saying, are Japanese breeding farms really better than the United States in terms of early maturation? Personally, I feel that it is better to torture vegetables during the ripening period in Japan, and avoid injuries. May Rose's legs and feet don't seem to be very hard. Wait until November to try a precocious cheat to try out the Breeders' Cup. Wait until you are 4 years old before opening a plug-in to try out the Exorcist.

It's strange. I can't stand this book. I don't know why. The book next door is obviously updated chapter by chapter, but I can still follow it 😰

It's pretty close to perfect in itself. If I were to write about winning a 3-year-old horse and the Arc de Triomphe, wouldn't I have to write about it later 😰

Is there anyone out there who, like me, feels awkward about the author's weighing of horses? When talking about horses, shouldn't they mean "horses"? The author uses "article" here... It makes me laugh every time I see this😦!

I feel like I've become more civilized recently, so it's time for me to wait and see.

But I don't think it's necessary to write about a specific horse race. May Rose and Big Shock are already pretty much the same. If I write more, it will just be repetitive and superficial. I feel like I can turn to breeding and pasture, and use a brief description to see how the breeding works.

The author has been judged to be an AI writer, and he is the only one who has made outrageous comments about Qidianmai

Japanese trainers and stable facilities cannot support long voyages to win horses. Unless the northern pasture

Could you please recommend other web articles related to horse racing? I like this subject more.

I've been playing Horse Racing Tycoon recently, and this book is very interesting to read.

Will it be like a golden master's trip to the Triple Crown?