Perhaps because he slept on the plane, Youyun was not sleepy at night.
He was dressed in tracksuit and ready to take a walk around the neighborhood.
However, as soon as Youyun went out, he saw March Fujimasa who was also outside. She was wearing the same sportswear as Youyun. I don't know if she liked to wear it naturally or was influenced by Youyun.
"March, why don't you go to sleep? You can't do it if you don't get rid of the jet lag..." You Yun said, "You didn't seem to get much sleep on the plane, right?"
"Trainer, it's my first time to go abroad, so I'm very excited...even now I can't sleep." Fujimasa stared at Youyun and explained, "I want to come out and see the scenery to see if I can fall asleep."
"If you really can't sleep, I have Arisuko's sleepy coffee here. Do you want to try it?" You Yun said with a smile while looking at Fujimasa's march.
"No need! Trainer, I just want to walk around for a while!"
She wasn't afraid of what Yuyun would do to her, she was even looking forward to it on the contrary, but she immediately flinched as soon as she heard Arisuko and Fujimasa March.
Fujimasa March heard Yu Yun talk about Ari Tako as early as Kasamatsu. She heard that the heart rate monitor was also invented by him, but she also heard that he was a mad scientist who could make all kinds of terrible potions.
And when I hear the word "Ai Li", I always think of the strange Ai Li number some time ago. Is there any relationship between the two of them?
Anyway, I feel like it’s better to have less contact. "
"Trainer, are you going out?" Fujimasa cleverly changed the subject and asked with a smile.
"Well, let's go for a walk outside. Do you want to join us?" You Yun also knew that Teng Zheng March might not like this kind of weird medicine, but You Yun wouldn't force it unless he had to.
"Okay, trainer, let's go together!" Fujimasa said happily.
…
The morning sun fell in Youyun's guest room, illuminating the empty bed. Youyun, who was brushing his teeth, walked out of the bathroom, feeling a little emotional that the weather was indeed getting better and the sun was getting brighter and brighter.
"Okay! It's almost time to set off!"
It took almost seven days to get over the jet lag in the hotel, which was considered fast for Fujimasa March and Inari, two horse racing girls who had never traveled far.
Of course, this is also thanks to Arisuko’s coffee.
The group checked out and left the hotel with their luggage.
“Then we head to Saratoga Springs for our next race, Inari’s first G1 race in the United States, the Whitney Stakes at Saratoga Race Course.”
"G1 level?! It's still international G1! Does the trainer want to play such a big role all of a sudden?!" Inari tried his best to keep his tone as normal as usual.
"I thought we would start from a low-level competition?" Inari scratched his head and said with a smile.
"This is such a waste of time. The main reason for participating in low-level competitions is that I am afraid that failure and setbacks will damage your self-confidence. But truly strong people are never afraid of failure. This is the purpose of my expedition, not to let you escape. Yes, but to let you see the true power and temper your heart."
American racing is different from Japanese racing. American racing girls cannot be understood in terms of the Japanese central racing girls, but rather in terms of Japanese local racing girls.
The vast land and Jockey Girl fans in different regions, coupled with numerous horse racing venues and Jockey Girl academies, have facilitated a wide distribution and large number of G1 events with sufficient financial support. A large number of G1 events are held every year.
Although grass racing is the mainstream among horse racing girls in the world, the United States is a vast country with many racing girls, many people, and money. It is hard for one family to support the world's dirt racing racing girls competition.
Therefore, there are many G1 events in the United States, and there are many competitions for horse girls to choose from. Strong horse girls will basically go directly to participate in G1 competitions and will not come to low-level events.
In comparison, Japan has a small territory and the number of venues for hosting G1 events is limited, so the number is relatively small. Jockey girls have to compete for G1 and G2 events.
What if You Yun takes them to participate in low-level competitions? Why don't you go back and participate in the Japanese competition directly? Why come out all the time?
Moreover, all kinds of competitions in the United States are quite casual, and there are endless competitions for horse racing ladies. Each racecourse has its own group of resident stars. It is said that Japanese idol jockey girls are the birthplace of idol jockey girls. In fact, the United States is the home of idol jockey girls and has created countless legendary stories of jockey girls.
For example, Youyun heard the story of Kentucky Derby champion Rich Strike in his previous life.
"Don't worry, Inari, because there are many G1 races in the United States, not all G1 races will have strong racing girls participating, but there is still hope of winning!" Youyun comforted with assurance.
What Youyun didn't say was that the next Whitney Championship Inari participated in was not an ordinary G1 event.
The Whitney Championship was founded in 1928 and is a top annual middle-distance event for ancient horses on the east coast of the United States. A top-level event with a bounty of up to $1 million.
This kind of competition that can win both honor and high bounty will definitely have powerful horse girls participating.
You Yun and Fujizheng March got into a taxi and started heading towards Saratoga Springs, a distance of about 45 miles. It took more than an hour to get from the hotel to Saratoga Springs.
"Fortunately, the expedition is not long. If you live here often, it would be inconvenient to go out without a car." You Yun leaned on the seat cushion and sighed as he looked out the car window at the vast scenery speeding across.
It’s almost impossible to move without a car in the United States. The United States is vast and sparsely populated. Commercial areas, residential areas, and work areas are far apart from each other. Going to a supermarket starts with a few kilometers. The distance for a horse racing girl is okay. For humans, there is no distance. Travel tools are so troublesome.
Even taxis in the United States are not cheap, but after experiencing Japan’s unscrupulous taxis, no matter how you travel, it doesn’t feel expensive anymore.
"Hey, little brother, this is Gatson College of Saratoga." The driver, who was sitting in the driver's seat, said to Youyun in English.
However, just as Youyun got off the bus, he saw a blond, middle-aged foreign man standing outside.
"He is showing his kindness to you, trainer, do you know him?" Inari tilted his head and looked at Youyun.
"I don't know..." You Yun shook his head and replied.
"Hello, are you...?" You Yun walked forward and asked the man.
"Hello! Guests from afar, welcome to beautiful Saratoga. My name is Cornelius." The blond middle-aged man greeted politely and gentlemanly with his hands.
"Also the president of Saratoga Treyson."
Regarding the fact that I received three wedding invitations from my classmates this month...
(End of chapter)
