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On the track, the tall Horse Girl with silver-gray long hair and a bright red Victory Outfit was like a storm, like a colossal warship riding the wind and breaking through the waves.
Swept forward by a golden tide, she kept advancing, overtaking.
Every step she took seemed capable of crushing through the track, producing a dull yet powerful thud.
Her momentum was like surging ocean waves, one after another, pushing layer upon layer toward the front.
Feeling the overwhelming pressure surging from behind, the Horse Girls closest to Gold Ship found the determination in their eyes being eroded without their realizing it.
Some Horse Girls instinctively clenched their teeth, their faces showing an expression where tension and resolve intertwined.
The muscles in their legs tightened as they drove themselves forward, trying to keep their rhythm steady amid this impact and avoid being easily swept away by the crimson-and-gold tide.
Other Horse Girls began breathing rapidly and heavily, their chests heaving violently as thick white vapor poured from each breath.
Their eyes widened as they stared fixedly ahead, as if trying to see through the track before them in search of even the slightest chance to break through.
Their arms swung wildly, driving their entire bodies forward as though they were pouring every ounce of strength into carving out a path for themselves in this tense situation.
There were also Horse Girls whose figures remained light and nimble, their eyes full of tenacity.
Facing Gold Ship's powerful charge, they had no intention of Shrinking Back.
They nimbly adjusted their positions, making use of every subtle shift in the track and race conditions as they attempted to circle around