Two Young Fillies Returning to and Entering the Stable

After the three young colts Zhang Jun had bought at the auction were delivered to Jianzhou Ranch, he spent several days bonding with them. They were all very friendly, so it did not take long for them to grow familiar with each other.

Zhang Jun filmed feeding and play videos for each of the little horses and posted them to his account, drawing a huge crowd of onlookers online. Netizens flooded the comments with envy and anticipation, saying they wanted to cuddle the little horses and steal them away.

They also urged Zhang Jun to post more videos of the little horses.

After all, everyone loved watching them grow up. Following a racehorse that had already matured and possessed great strength could not compare to the sense of accomplishment of watching a foal grow into a powerful racehorse.

Time flew by, and before they knew it, the end of August had arrived. The off-season was about to end, and the active racehorses needed to return to the stable and resume training. The two-year-old newcomers who had debuted relatively late also needed to enter the stable to prepare for their debuts.

The two trainers, Zhang Jun, Lin Zhi, and Zheng Xing; the two jockeys, Shan Yao and Ning Fei; as well as Zheng Shan and the other stable staff all gathered at Jianzhou Ranch. They had come both to welcome the return of Shadow Hunter and the other five racehorses and to receive the two newcomers, Wind-Chasing Hound and Lightning Chaser.

At that moment, Zheng Shan was leading Cloudstream Flying Shadow by the reins toward the ranch's weighing scale. Having been weighed dozens of times already, Cloudstream Flying Shadow showed no unusual reaction and stood obediently on the scale.

The scale beeped twice, and a red number appeared: 491 kilograms.