What's Wrong with Adding Me to So Many Omni-Anime Geniuses?

Yes, unlike what most people assumed—that every racecourse held races independently every day—in reality, they only had race days for a small part of the year.

Central racecourses scheduled their meets according to the seasons and the dates of graded races. For example, several northern tracks held meets during the summer, while Nakayama, Kyoto, and Chukyo might all race simultaneously from January to March.

It was worth noting that Central race days were generally only held on holidays.

Local tracks were different. The ones here in South Kanto mostly held races on weekdays to avoid overlapping with Central races, though they occasionally raced on weekends too—like today.

To maximize betting revenue, the four connected racecourses would not race on the same day. At most, only one racecourse held races per day, taking turns.

But Oi held slightly more meets than the other three, since it was in Tokyo.

"So Asa-chan is going to Kawasaki after lunch?" Chihaya Aine seemed to understand, then immediately stood up to head downstairs.

"I'll have Mom make lunch earlier! I'm going with you this afternoon too!"

"Huh... you're going too?" Shiina Rikki looked at her in surprise.

"Of course! This is Asa-chan's first race, right? Then we obviously have to go cheer for her!" Chihaya Aine nodded as if it were only natural. "Aren't you coming too, Rikki?"

"Uh..." Shiina Rikki glanced sideways at him and met his sparkling, expectant gaze...

"I'll go too..."

"Let's go, let's all go together!" Chihaya Aine cheered with an uppercut, then turned and left the room.

Most Central races were held during the day, with around twelve races a day, starting in the morning.

The local racecourses around them mostly held night races because they raced on weekdays—but that did not mean they only began at night. It meant