A title like Hall of Fame certainly represented extraordinary strength, but it was not something one could obtain through strength alone.
It also depended on the era one lived in—or rather, on one's significance to that entire era and even to the Shining Series as a whole.
Every Hall of Fame Horse Girl could be said to have changed her era and changed the Shining Series.
It would not even be an exaggeration to say that some had influenced all of Japan.
For instance, Oguri Cap, whose Hall of Fame title was "Superstar," had raced during a period of prolonged economic downturn.
She had risen from being a regional Horse Girl to compete on the central circuit, winning numerous Major Races and delivering one stirring performance after another.
Not only had she boosted the revenue of the entire racing system and driven various industries, but she had also inspired countless people from humble backgrounds to strive forward.
So, becoming a Hall of Fame Horse Girl was not something that could be achieved through hard work and winning races alone.
In other words, Agnes Tachyon felt that almost no Horse Girl would take something as elusive as the Hall of Fame as her goal.
Still, she was not a Trainer, and that goal was Kitasan Black's and Anjing Zhen's concern.
All she could do was try to understand and offer her blessings, just as she had with the Overseas Expedition, even as she felt surprised.
But beyond that, this idea could also help her.
Mulling over her plans, Agnes Tachyon set the paper crane in her hand aside and picked up the tea that had been sitting on the table for quite some time.
After taking a sip, she looked at Anjing Zhen. A peculiar gleam flashed through her eyes as