I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

The match progressed roughly as the commentators had predicted beforehand.

Pharaoh Noda got a position he wanted, but after getting it, he felt extremely uncomfortable.

"The speed is still increasing, and we're about to reach the second bend."

"The track design of Kanazawa Racecourse is indeed not easy to run, and it requires riders to have their own understanding of it."

The director gave it a long shot.

This is an aerial view.

The thirteen racehorses were closely following each other as they charged toward the finish line.

Then, the big screen displayed Pharaoh Noda's current speed.

"Judging from the current situation, the horses have a significant advantage in the early and middle stages of this race."

"Horses at the back of the pack may not necessarily find a place to move forward."

The commentator analyzed the trend.

This is not good news for the snow-capped mountains.

Kawada Masahiro's tactics were executed quite well, which will pose a considerable crisis to the snow mountain.

Now it remains to be seen how Setsuzan and Yokoyama Takeshi will handle this situation.

"The snow-capped mountain is still in the second layer, and it is clear that it is about to accelerate ahead to catch up."

"But the horses ahead of it certainly won't let it get a good position as it wishes, so in this case, the horses ahead of it have a greater chance."

"Hopefully, Snow Mountain can perform well in the end, after all, whether its winning streak will end depends on this game."

The most popular horse races pose a significant threat to the snow-capped mountains.

These horses all have the potential to win dirt races.

In this competition, the top-ranked teams and riders did indeed reach an unspoken agreement.

The most basic approach in horse racing is to target the most popular horse.

The horse that becomes the most popular is the one that poses the greatest threat before the race.

Each horse racing team should develop some specific tactics.

Therefore, the difficulty for the most popular horse to win first place is constantly increasing.

They worked together to take down the snow mountain; now it's up to each individual to see their strength.

What they need to do is to target the snow mountain in this location, making its path to domination less easy.

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*Sizzle*

*Sizzle*

Snow Mountain continued to follow the racehorses ahead.

It has been running this route in all the races this year, and it is very used to this position.

Although the snow mountain hasn't competed for several months, it's still in good condition, and Takagi Horse House has put a lot of effort into it.

The team works step by step to improve the condition of the snow mountain.

What makes them happiest is that the snow mountain itself continues to grow, and the effect is very obvious after returning from this summer vacation.

The snow-capped mountain has more strength than it has in the first half of the year!

Yujin Izumi is also confident in the strength of the snow mountain, believing that its peak period will last for several more years.

"..."

Takeshi Yokoyama is under a lot of pressure this time.

The last time I felt pressured was because I didn't know if I could win.

The pressure this time is due to tactical issues; they can't change the design of the racecourse, so they can only bear the pressure from their opponents.

The start of the match was pretty much as they had discussed before.

This was specifically designed for snow-capped mountains.

Hopefully, he can find the best time to start.

That's what Takeshi Yokoyama thought.

He felt quite good after the first bend in the snow-capped mountain.

This is a good sign.

The rider's skill is one aspect, but the horse's skill can compensate for many other shortcomings.

While Yokoyama Takeshi's strength was inferior to the previous few, their racehorses were not as strong as Yukiyama's.

Snow Mountain had no idea what Takeshi Yokoyama was thinking.

It initially adapted to the different environment.

This is really the first time it's run on this sandy track, so it's normal for it to get used to it.

Takeshi Yokoyama had worried about this before the match.

Fortunately, nothing unexpected happened.

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The third bend is just around the corner.

Masahiro Kawada was the first rider to see the third bend.

Although Pharaoh Noda is being targeted, it still possesses considerable strength, and it's impossible to simply eliminate this fifth most popular racehorse.

Pharaoh Noda still has a chance to compete for a top-five finish.

Kawada Masahiro's real intention for this race was to ride Snow Mountain, whose strength has been recognized by everyone.

However, thanks to the efforts of his agent, the snow mountain was eventually handed over to Xiao Hengshan.

The Pharaoh Noda, who was originally intended for Koyoyama, was given to him instead.

Once you miss it, it's truly gone.

"Pharaoh Noda was the first to pass through the third bend, followed by horse number nine and horse number seven, Mutualism."

"The Coffee Pharaoh's speed is increasing, while the Neutral Wizard beside him is waiting for the right moment from a macro perspective."

The Omega perfume, which didn't release late, performed exceptionally well.

Du Manlai began to push forward.

Some of the mid-race horses have already come up, and he needs Omega perfume to maintain his position.

Kohei Matsuyama, however, was a step later.

He pushed forward a few times before the speed from a macroscopic perspective was increased.

Compared to the imperial rewards in the first half of the year, the feedback from a macro perspective this time was indeed not as good.

Horse racing horses all have their moments of brilliance, but if they lose at their peak, their future careers become even more difficult.

Change your mindset!

Seeing that he couldn't pick up speed, Matsuyama Kohei looked back at the snow-capped mountains behind him.

From a macro perspective, the speed isn't that fast, but it can block the path of the snow-capped mountains.

As the most popular snow mountain, it is a racehorse that everyone will actively target.

Keita Tosaki didn't think that much about it; all he wanted to do was help the Neutral Wizard get first place as much as possible.

Even if they don't get first place, with their racing ability, getting one of the top few spots shouldn't be a problem.

The neutral wizard stayed in the inner path from the start of the competition until the end; it was good enough that no one else closed the door to this place.

Targeting other competitors is even more impossible.

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We reached the third bend.

Thirteen riders, each with their own ideas.

A large circle.

Takeshi Yokoyama saw the signpost at the arena.

As a newcomer, he didn't understand Kanazawa Racecourse very well.

The most important experience came from his own father, who asked him many questions before the competition began.

As an old racecourse, Kanazawa Racecourse certainly has much more experience than Koyokoyama.

"The competition really got even fiercer at the third bend."

"Riders who were originally waiting for their chance have all started moving, which is clearly an attempt to establish their advantage in advance."

"The snow-capped mountains behind us have begun to accelerate."

"Takeshi Yokoyama knew very well that this match needed to be started earlier than ever before."

"It's not easy for Xueshan to get a good entry position. This big corner will consume a lot of Xueshan's energy and time. Every second in the final stage is the key to winning this race."

The commentator was very curious about how the snow mountain would perform when entering the bend from this position.

The defense was well-prepared, not to mention the local horse racing was causing trouble.

While the horse racing prowess in these areas may be average, the local jockeys have extensive experience with Kanazawa Racecourse.

They are very clear about what to do at what stage.

They did everything in their power to block the snow-capped mountains.

They are unlikely to make it into the top five, but they really want the snow-capped mountains to count down with them.

This is what a rider should do on the field.

As for whether they can defend against it, that's beyond their knowledge.