After carefully confirming the detailed circumstances of Duramente and Futanari Shingang, Anjing Zhen fell into thought about his own situation.
He knew full well that his experience in training Horse Girls, especially when it came to Overseas Expeditions, was far too limited.
For now, most of his knowledge of Overseas Races came from information on Past Races preserved in his memories, as well as theoretical knowledge absorbed from books and reference materials.
But when it came to practical experience, he was as blank as a sheet of paper.
There were still more than half a month before the Dubai World Cup officially began.
The reason his group had arrived in Dubai so far in advance was precisely to make up for this enormous gap in practical experience with overseas racing.
Although staying overseas for too long would very likely have some effect on their ability to readjust after returning to the Japanese circuit, from the perspective of long-term development, this experience was undoubtedly an essential step.
Besides, Anjing Zhen had already made thorough and detailed preparations for the Tenno Sho Spring.
Whether it was the formulation of training plans or adjustments to the Horse Girls' condition, everything was proceeding in an orderly fashion, so he was not worried that any problems would arise with training after returning to Japan.
With all that in mind, Anjing Zhen quickly clarified his next course of action:
He would make full use of this precious half-month to gain a deeper understanding of, and genuinely improve, Kitasan Black's ability to adapt to Overseas Tracks, while also laying a solid foundation for the fledgling Almond Eye's future journey through Overseas Races.
With that thought, Anjing Zhen swiftly shifted his attention to studying overseas opponents.
This time, his attention quickly settled on feature reports about two exceptionally