When California Spangle and Frostfall came over, Anjing Zhen had never expected that they would be joining the turf Practice Race as well.
But after hearing their explanation, he froze for a moment before quickly filling with delight.
In terms of track suitability, both California Spangle and Frostfall were American Horse Girls. Their races and most of their training took place on dirt, so they could not fully display their strength on turf.
But that did not diminish the value this Practice Race would bring.
He had already conducted relevant analysis on the dirt Practice Race. For now, he could conclude that California Spangle's performance on dirt demonstrated an extremely strong command of the relationship between "power and resistance."
Based on the data from the various instruments near the training grounds at the time, California Spangle's strength was on the same order of magnitude as Kitasan Black's.
Under those circumstances, many of the former's techniques and approaches to applying strength could serve as references for the latter.
For example, how to better control stamina output while maintaining explosiveness, even preventing stamina leakage.
It was not that California Spangle's stamina control had already reached perfection, nor was it that Kitasan Black was far behind in this regard.
Rather, no Horse Girl could truly achieve perfection. On a familiar track, however, the remaining distance from perfection could become blurred by that familiarity.
Take Kitasan Black, for instance. She possessed rather terrifying Instantaneous Burst Power, and her application of it on turf had reached an exceptional level.
Yet when she ran on dirt, her excessive reliance on brute force clearly led to issues such as accumulating oxygen debt in the latter stages, throwing off and reducing her breathing, rhythm, and even speed.
In other words, different track surfaces were like a magnifying glass