I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

The distance from the Miura Training Center to the Kanazawa Racecourse can be described as going from the easternmost point to the westernmost point.

Both sides are by the sea, but they are by different seas.

The driver and horse transport vehicle were booked well in advance.

Just as Izumi Yujin said, the snow mountain will depart ahead of schedule this time.

The Mipu army is on its way!

The arrangement for the other side was similar. Due to the change of riders, Noda Pharaoh of Yahagi stables was eventually handed over to Kawada Masayasho.

After Kawada Masamichi's attempts, the snow mountain was ultimately handed over to Koyoyama.

Unless Izumi Yujin speaks up, Takagi Noboru will not voluntarily change the rider.

This pre-match chase was fueled by a surge of courage.

Full of courage, this racehorse was a king of the mud a few years ago, but after turning eight, it was clear that it had declined.

Since both are racehorses from Mipu, it would be best to have them compete together before the race.

Former Group 1 dirt race winner and current Group 1 race winner.

*Sizzle*

*Sizzle*

Snow Mountain turned his head and looked at the chestnut horse next to him.

Its courageous physique is about the same size as a snow-capped mountain.

Takeshi Yokoyama is chatting with his senior, Hiroyuki Uchida.

Hiroyuki Uchida was one of the riders who came from the local area, and the years when he rode the Golden Ship were the best years of his career.

Once that wave of traffic subsides, the supply of delivery riders will be average.

But he still has the ability to throw bricks with great force, even when they are from local riders.

"This horse is truly extraordinary; no wonder so many people love it."

Uchida Hiroyuki said with a smile.

He was the main battle rider of the Golden Ship, so he had some connection with the Golden Family.

"That's just how the snow mountain is. It hasn't changed much in the past six months. I used to think it was just too tired."

Takeshi Yokoyama glanced at the snow-capped mountain out of the corner of his eye.

As a rider, he can't change that, but every time he chases after someone, Xue Shan can muster his strongest fighting spirit.

Perhaps this is what energy conservation is all about.

*Sizzle*

*Sizzle*

Snow Mountain and All-Out Courage exchanged a glance.

"Let's begin. After the chase, there will be interviews with the riders and trainers."

Hiroyuki Uchida adjusted his equipment.

He was probably the first person to know what level of strength the snow mountain would have in the second half of the year.

Sakaji Chase Cut, Begin.

Launch control.

Snow-capped mountains and boundless courage set off on their journey.

Courage resides within, while the snow-capped mountain lies without.

The distance is 1,400 meters, which is a total of 7F distances. The speed is calculated every 200 meters.

If the speed is fast enough, or the data continues to rise, it proves that the horse itself is in good condition.

This time, the target is the strongest one.

*Sizzle*

*Sizzle*

The two racehorses continued to increase their speed.

Takeshi Yokoyama could feel it after running 400 meters.

The snow-capped mountain was still following the other side's rhythm.

The speed of your opponent determines how fast you are; overtaking your opponent on the outside is a very difficult thing.

popping.

Takeshi Yokoyama struck twice with his whip, then continued pushing forward.

What's going on?

This puzzled Hiroyuki Uchida, who was standing next to him.

If this were 2018, it would have been full of courage and definitely had the strength to win a Group 1 race, but it's eight years old now, and its physique has begun to decline.

Is this all the strength Xueshan, a first-tier champion in the first half of the year, has?

For the next few hundred meters, Hiroyuki Uchida continued to observe the snow-capped mountains.

He waited with all his might for the snow-capped mountain to rise above him, but that moment never came.

In the end, the snow-capped mountain was only half a neck away from my courage.

Could it be that the snow mountain didn't adjust very well in the second half of the year?

Various possibilities began to run through Hiroyuki Uchida's mind.

He looked at Takeshi Yokoyama very seriously, wondering why he couldn't increase his speed.

...

In the control room, Takagi Noboru chatted with the other party's horse trainer while smiling.

They could clearly see the tracking and cutting situation on the monitor.

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This left the opposing trainer baffled; was he really that happy in this state?

The horse in the snow mountain was very strange, and so were its trainer and rider.

"Not bad, Shimizu-shi. Shall we set off together this time?"

Takagi Noboru suppressed his smile and asked.

They all need to rent a horse-drawn carriage; a large one, along with the two racehorses, will save them money.

"Okay, let's set a time and set off from Mipo together."

Shimizu, the horse trainer, nodded.

This is indeed a good option; you can often hitch a ride when traveling long distances.

It would be nice to bring all your courage and the snow-capped mountains to Kanazawa Racecourse.

"Then it's settled."

Takagi Noboru checked the time.

Today's tactical meeting is very important, as this race will be on a long curve and a short straight.

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After finishing his interview, Takeshi Yokoyama began this operational meeting.

This competition is more serious than the previous ones.

"Everything is normal here at the snow mountain. The veterinarian at Kanazawa Racecourse reviewed the gait video and said there's no problem."

The assistant was the first to report on his situation.

This confirms that I can participate in the competition.

"very good."

"We will encounter many problems this time. The first is long-distance transportation. We have never been to such a far place before."

"The second issue is the adaptability of the venue, which is something that really cannot be determined in advance."

"The third issue is tactics. This kind of track with big curves and short straights is very unfriendly to runners. This is a gap that the snow mountain can't change."

Takagi tapped the plastic board next to him.

These are all issues that their team needs to address.

"Transportation shouldn't be a big problem. We set off early this time, giving the snow-capped mountains ample time to recover."

The assistant looked at the first question.

Transportation is not a major issue.

"We still need to have more faith in the racehorses in terms of track adaptation. The track quality was indeed poor this time, but the same applies to other racehorses."

Takagi took a look at the second question.

Few teams would choose to run a race in Kanazawa.

This time there was no other way; if we couldn't hold it here, we had to move it to Kanazawa Racecourse.

"..."

Takeshi Yokoyama nodded whenever someone mentioned something.

The first two have nothing to do with him.

The third point is most relevant to him: how to formulate the tactics for this match.

"The most important question is the third one. Yokoyama-kun, you can share your thoughts first."

Takagi Noboru looked at Yokoyama Takeshi and said.

Since he has chosen Takeshi Yokoyama, he will trust him.

Takeshi Yokoyama nodded and then went to the tactical board.

He had some ideas of his own for this match.

Recently, he watched many of Kanazawa's previous races and even asked his father for his opinion on the Kanazawa Racecourse.

Old Yokoyama has absolutely no problem with experience.

After Takeshi Yokoyama finished explaining his thoughts, Noboru Takagi also began to share some information he had gathered.

This requires information exchange between the two parties.

After outlining a tactical framework, Takagi Noboru communicated with Izumi Yujin.

The tactics for this match were finally determined after the three parties were identified.

Yuji Izumi didn't really know much about Kanazawa Racecourse, and there was very little he could refer to.

The strategy for this Tier 1 match should still be the same as before with the Marcusi tactics.