Grass Wonder and El Condor Pasa used breaks in their lively commentary to cleverly pass on valuable experience to the younger girls from the perspective of veterans.
In the stands, quite a few Horse Girls understood at once. They nodded in praise while enthusiastically discussing it among themselves.
"Grass Wonder and El Condor Pasa really put a lot of thought into this. Their commentary is packed with hard-earned experience." A Horse Girl with playful twin tails had admiration sparkling in her eyes. Unable to contain her excitement, her voice rose a few notches.
But the Horse Girl beside her looked puzzled, her brows knitting slightly as she hesitated. "But I remember that neither of the two seniors specializes in short-distance races, right?"
"Even if short-distance races aren't their specialty, with their experience and achievements, their understanding of them is far beyond that of ordinary people."
At that moment, a Horse Girl wearing delicate glasses raised a finger and gently pushed them up, explaining in a clear and logical manner:
"Take the Start Gate, for instance. Even in top-tier G1 Races, competitors still make mistakes there from time to time, let alone rookies like us who have only just started out.
"So, having seniors here to guide us makes today's races an undoubtedly rare opportunity to learn."
Her analysis was sound and convincing, and the Horse Girls around her all showed looks of sudden realization, repeatedly voicing their agreement.
Then they cast their attention even more intently toward the track, following those swift-running figures, afraid of missing even a single moment from which they could draw experience.
On the track, the smell of gunpowder in the competition grew ever stronger. Sayaka took the lead, running at the very front.
Every step she took was steady and powerful, as though she wanted