Hokkaido Horse Racing Story

"A tough but remarkable challenge."

Then come on.

He clicked on the last unread message.

[Meixiang:

The forequarters are excellent, with strong core structure and clear contours. The previously thin hindquarters have also been strengthened to a certain extent, with strong hip muscle attachment, significant muscle size increase and fullness, showing good power.

Cardiopulmonary function performance is excellent and continues to show positive development momentum during growth.

In the face of the fierce front-end competition in the American mud race, an overly restricted running method is likely to put you at a disadvantage from the start.

Strong leg muscles are enough to handle the muddy track of Churchill Park, and may produce good results in rainy days.

The riders and horses are generally optimistic, but they are completely lacking in experience in dealing with US clay track events.

If possible, please try to adapt to the American mud track rhythm as much as possible before the race.

Recommended rider: Kasulanu (foreign)

Putting down his phone, Kitano looked at the thin clouds outside the window and fell into deep thought.

There is no doubt that the Kentucky Derby will be a tougher challenge than the two races in the Middle East.

Moreover, the three consultants also emphasized the uniqueness of American clay track events.

During the few days of rest in Dubai after the game, the camp has gathered to watch videos of previous Kentucky Derbys.

“It was a matter of victory or defeat almost from the moment we left the gate.”

This was Kitano's initial impression.

Words cannot begin to describe the savagery, chaos, and excitement of the Kentucky Derby.

Except for the Xuhe siblings, everyone else in the camp frowned after watching the video.

It was like twenty strong men engaging in an unrestrained fight in the mud in the most undignified manner.

They had never experienced a game like this before.

There was no idea how to play the game in such a venue.

Rhythm

In the midst of his confused thinking, Kitano seemed to wake up and discovered the key to the three consultants' suggestions.

“It’s the rhythm!”

He clenched his fists excitedly.

However, my thoughts were temporarily interrupted here.

Even when he was conscious, it was difficult for Kitano to come up with anything useful based on just a word prompt.

That's where his abilities end.

However, there is more than one person in the camp.

After silently memorizing the word "rhythm", Kitano took out his mobile phone again.

If possible, please try to adapt to the American mud track rhythm as much as possible before the race.

This is the last piece of advice from Meixiang Consultant.

"Adapt to the American mud-track rhythm in advance."

As for horse racing, we have to rely on the efforts of Master Huangshan.

So what about the rider's side?

Kitano seemed to have thought of something vaguely.

It'll be on sale tomorrow!

The comments on the listing will be sent out later ()

Chapter 111 Remarks on the launch

It will be on the shelves tomorrow at 12 noon. At least I will try to write more about the Kentucky chapter.

I would like to thank editor Penglai for his support and encouragement, and I would like to express my greatest gratitude to all the readers who have accompanied this book until now.

Then, I would like to share with you a short poem about horses.

Horse's Prayer

Horse's Prayer

To thee, my master, I offer my prayer

My Lord, I pray to you

Feed me, water and care for me

Please give me food, give me water, please take care of me

And when the day's work is done

When I finish my work for the day

Provide me with a clean shelter, a clean dry bed

Please provide me with a clean place to stay and a bed

And a stall wide enough for me to lie down in comfort

There is also a stable spacious enough for me to lie down comfortably.

Be always gentle to me, and talk to me

Always be gentle to me, please talk to me

Your voice often means more to me than the reins

Your voice often means more to me than a tight rein

Pat me sometimes that I may serve you

The more gladly and learn to love thee

Please tap me and I will love you more and be more willing to serve you.

Do not jerk the reins

Don't pull the reins hard

And do not whip me when going uphill

Don't whip me when I'm going uphill

Never strike, beat or kick me

Please don't hit or kick me.

When I do not understand what you mean

When I don't understand what you mean

But give me a chance to understand you

Please give me another chance to understand you

Watch me, and if I fail to do your bidding

Please watch me if I don't obey your orders

See if something is wrong with my harness, or feet

Please check my tack or hooves, there may be something wrong with them.

Don't draw the straps too tight

Please do not overtighten the saddle

Give me freedom to move my head

Please let my head move freely

If you insist on me wearing blinkers

To keep me from looking around, at least

See to it that they do not press against my eyes

If you insist on putting a blindfold on me to stop me from looking sideways

At least don't press my eyes when I wear them

Don't make my load too heavy

Please don't make me carry too heavy a load.

And, don't leave me tied up in the rain

And please don't tie me up in the rain

Have me well shod

Please nail my horseshoes.

Examine my teeth when I do not eat

When I don't want to eat, please check my teeth

I may have an ulcerated tooth

I might have a cavity.

And that you know is painful enough

You know it hurts.

Do not tie my head in an unnatural position

Please don't tie my head in an unnatural position with the reins.

Or take away my best defense against flies

By cutting off my tail

Please don't cut off my tail

It's my best tool to repel mosquitoes.

I cannot tell you when I'm thirsty

I can't tell you when I'm thirsty

So please give me pure cold water frequently

So please give me clean cold water often

I cannot tell you in words when I am sick

I can't tell you I'm sick.

So, watch me

So please care about me

that by signs you may know my condition

Understanding my condition through symptoms

Do all you can to protect me from the sun

Please do your best to block the sun for me

And throw a cover over me

When I am standing out in the cold

Please put a horse blanket on me in the cold wind

Don't force an ice-cold bit into my mouth