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Hello to everyone who became interested in horse racing because of Uma Musume! 👋💃✨ Did you all watch the Arima Kinen? The Museum Mile had a spectacular race! ✨ This marks the end of JRA races for this year. But! Japanese horse racing isn't over yet. In addition to central racing, Japan also has regional racing. And about 16 hours from now, the biggest regional race, the Tokyo Daishoten, will be held! It will start at 15:40 Japan time 🏇 This race is the pinnacle of dirt racing, and Forever Young won it last year.✨ You can also participate in this race within the Uma Musume game‼️ The race takes place at Oi Racecourse. This racecourse is a local racecourse, but is located closer to the city than Tokyo Racecourse and Nakayama Racecourse, which are the largest racecourses in the central racecourse. You can also see this course from the monorail that goes from Haneda Airport to the city center. Now, enough of the introduction, let's introduce tomorrow's horses to watch‼️ 🏇Mikki Fight This horse is currently the overwhelming favorite. He's currently on a two-race winning streak in regional G1 races. Those races are the Teio Sho and JBC Classic, both races available in the Uma Musume game. If he wins here, we can expect him to challenge Forever Young overseas next year. His jockey is Christophe Lemaire. His number is 13. 🏇Narukami This horse is currently the second favorite. He was the favorite in the Champions Cup earlier this month, but lost badly. However, he had a dominant performance in the Japan Dirt Classic just before that, so we can expect great things from him this time around, on the same course. He's in the same group as Sovereignty, who is currently considered the strongest horse in the US, so I'd love to see him do well here and compete overseas next year. His number is 3. 🏇Natural Rise He's currently the third favorite. He won the first two of this year's Triple Crown dirt races, but lost the final race to Narukami. He's also a contender. His number is 1. 🏇Outrange He's currently the fourth favorite. He's been losing big recently, but he came in a close second to Mikki Fight in the Teio Sho. This race is on the same course as the Teio Sho, so there's a good chance he'll show his strength. His number is 15. 🏇Ho O Roulette He's currently the fifth favorite. He hadn't made any notable appearances until this spring, but he started to show signs of improvement around summer and is currently on a two-race winning streak. While those two races aren't particularly big, the momentum of these two consecutive wins is not to be underestimated. His number is 12. I think these are the only five horses that have a chance of winning. There is a big difference in the level of regional and JRA racing, but all of the favorites to win this race are from JRA racing. Not just in this race, but in regional racing in general, the number of horses that can compete in JRA racing is limited, so inevitably the number of favorites to win is also limited. Now, let's talk about how to watch. This time, you can watch on YouTube! ✨📺️❇️ Anyone can watch regional horse racing on YouTube! We recommend starting your YouTube channel about 40 minutes before the race, so you can see the paddock and the entrance to the track✨ Also appearing as a guest is former jockey Yasuda Takayuki, who rode Tokai Teio to victory in the Satsuki Sho and Japanese Derby. The link below is the live broadcast on our official YouTube channel 📺️❇️ youtube.com/live/30KufWk0LOU… The image I've attached is a scene from the Uma Musume game where Smart Falcon explains, "The last G1 race of the year is not the Arima Kinen, but the Tokyo Daishoten." Start Falcon is an Uma Musume who loves regional races. Also, the racehorse Smart Falcon has won the Tokyo Daishoten twice in a row✨ Let's all watch the final race of the year in Japanese horse racing.☝️🏇📺️❇️