I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

The racetrack may be small, but it still has the right atmosphere.

After the first two matches, the audience's expectations for the third match were even higher.

The first two races were both short distances and miles, with a very fast pace.

The JBC's classic race is the 2100 meters.

21st JBC Classic

Muddy terrain: Right turn, 2100m

Weather: Sunny

Soil condition: Good

Start time: 16:20

Today's opening ceremony was quite grand, with six processions of guide horses arriving at Kanazawa Racecourse.

After entering the arena, the horses began their own warm-up.

You can easily gather at the turnstile by running a few steps or walking a short distance.

The track conditions were normal, but as Izumi Yujin said, the dirt track at Kanazawa Racecourse was indeed not very good.

When it accelerates, dust flies everywhere.

Compared to the sandy areas of Chuo and Oi racecourses, the sandy areas of Kanazawa Racecourse are vastly inferior.

The main purpose of this pre-race warm-up is to get the horses moving and getting used to the conditions of the track.

As long as the racehorses don't go berserk, there shouldn't be any major problems.

There have been instances of racehorses running away before the race.

Without having to run two laps with weights, I can happily go home and prepare for the next round of tests from the central government.

"The first to enter is the Neutral Wizard, who weighs 484 kilograms this time. Its father is..."

The commentary began with a formulaic explanation.

Each of the thirteen racehorses and their riders in this race had their own moment.

Making an appearance on the big stage of a top-tier competition is a very important thing.

Amid cheers from the audience, the thirteen racehorses began to enter the gate.

There is a specific order for entering the gate.

Horses that enter the gate early are more likely to become restless inside the gate.

Racehorses that like to cause trouble at the gates are deliberately made to enter the gate a little later to avoid accidents.

The snow-capped mountain successfully entered the turnstile.

Takeshi Yokoyama looked around, then patted Yukiyama's head.

This turnstile is a bit too small for the snow-capped mountains.

*Sizzle*

Large racehorses like those from the snow mountain get very crowded when they enter the gate.

The fifth turnstile was operated by Pharaoh Noda and Masahiro Kawada.

The racehorse was originally intended for Koyoyama, but he resolutely refused.

Takeshi Yokoyama glanced at the No. 5 turnstile.

To his right is the mutualism of the number seven turnstile.

Both of these racehorses are vying for the front position, and Snow Mountain and they will not compete after the race starts.

"The 21st JBC Classic."

"Let's begin!"

With the sound of the gates opening, the match officially began.

"The thirteen horses all started out well. Omega Perfume was a bit restless inside the gate, but it didn't affect the start of the race."

"The first to rush to the front was Pharaoh Noda at gate number five."

"Closely following it is local reciprocity."

The snow-capped mountain between the two racehorses did not follow their frantic charge.

Takeshi Yokoyama's method is to accelerate the snow mountain, but within a controllable range.

It's still easy to get close to the inner lane with the No. 6 turnstile.

The local horse racing also has a similar approach, with gate number nine being the first to be reached.

The competition for this leading position is fierce!

This also shows the impact of this position on the game.

Kawada Masamichi's gaze remained fixed on the inner path.

After he exited the gate, he increased the force of his forward push.

The two local racehorses that came up later had a certain impact on Pharaoh Noda.

Once the speed picks up, it's very difficult to slow it down again.

"Pharaoh Noda doesn't want to give up this position; the two racehorses next to him are putting pressure on him!"

"The horses on the inner track had no intention of moving forward."

Du Manlai and Tosaki Keita did not want to get involved in the speed competition mentioned earlier.

This trend is terrifying!

The neutral wizard easily secured a good position at the first gate; all it needed to do was follow Pharaoh Noda forward.

Keita Tosaki continued to observe the situation during this period.

Next to him is his old rival, Omega perfume.

Omega perfume, which arrived on time, easily secured this position.

"With sheer courage, he quickly joined the fray at turntable number eight."

"The situation above has basically been determined."

"Pharaoh Noda has secured the lead in this match!"

After securing the position he wanted, Kawada Masamichi began controlling the pace.

The initial speed was a bit too fast.

He had many racehorses watching him closely, especially the riders from those two places, who immediately tried to target him.

The position of this collar is really hard to run in!

Kawada Masahiro successfully won the first two games of JBC, and naturally he wanted to perform well in this game as well.

"From a macro perspective, the second most popular ranking has reached the middle position."

Kohei Matsuyama was just accelerating normally.

From the macroscopic perspective of the No. 4 turnstile, it is easy to get a good position in the middle section.

The location of the turnstiles determined the basic direction of the game.

The same three racehorses as always.

Omega perfume, neutralizing the wizard, from a macro perspective.

Three racehorses reappeared on screen in the middle of the Imperial Rewards section.

After the previous shots were all shown, all that was left were the deer-haired horses behind the herd.

The most popular player in this match.

Snow mountain.

The snow mountain still did not approach the inner track, this was to prevent other racehorses from being confined to the inner track.

The snow-capped mountain appearing at the very back of the group is a normal occurrence.

It's a racehorse that runs like this.

Everyone knows that the snow mountain will definitely start moving ahead of schedule, but no one knows when it will start moving.

"The unfolding of the snow-capped mountains is still so smooth."

The commentator saw the snow-capped mountains behind the group.

This time, Takeshi Yokoyama did not leave the snow mountain at the back.

This time, Takeshi Yokoyama chose a position that wouldn't be too affected by the fast pace of the people in front.

Kawada-senpai won't have an easy time in this match.

Takeshi Yokoyama had ridden this racehorse before, but this time he simply couldn't control it.

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The situation in this race was still quite chaotic; after the first bend, there were still horses running in the third position.

This position is extremely physically demanding.

Several local racehorses worked very hard in this race, but in this position, the outcome is beyond the control of others.

All each rider needs to do is execute their own tactics well.

The simplest tactic for this situation is to have the rider keep a close eye on the horse before the race and apply pressure to it throughout the race.

"This is really being targeted..."

After the first bend, Kawada Masamichi was the one who suffered the most.

During the Imperial Awards, he was the Shogun, positioned second to target others. In this round, however, he faced strong competition from local horse racers and riders.

Du Manlai, Tosaki Keita, and Matsuyama Kohei were all observing the situation ahead.

This time, they were given a strict tactical order.

Do everything possible to push the snow mountain further out onto the track, so that it consumes a lot of energy when entering the corner.

All three of them have a very good chance of defeating Snow Mountain in this match.

This isn't because their horses have become stronger, but rather because of the advantage provided by the racetrack. If they can firmly grasp this advantage, they may be able to defeat this year's new dirt track king!

All three of them were hoping to avenge their previous defeats in this match.

If this battle can't stop the snow-capped mountains, then the upcoming matches will be even more difficult.