>>1

Why were you predicting 2nd and 3rd place when it’s a support ticket?

>>2

That’s right.

If you win, you can sit in a good seat at the winning live event.

While officially saying it’s not a betting ticket, there is a hint of suspiciousness with the newspaper being gripped in the movie and the appearance of Chrono.

>>5

If my favorite loses, I’ll probably grip the newspaper tightly.

>>10

Pocky’s Sapporo Kinen came out.

The topic of who will win comes up every time, but it might be the first time someone has suggested counter predictions.

I don’t want to, Chrono Genesis, screaming the name of the Uma Musume sinking into the B District.

Hey, doesn’t it affect things like the order of fan service?

Tickets for supporting second and third place.

>>35

There certainly seems to be some nourishment that can only be obtained from unvictorious battles.

I think there are bad people involved in illegal gambling.

Isn’t the training center daily report, which publishes trends of an all-girls junior and senior high school at a daily pace without horse racing betting, crazy?

>>13

Well, since it’s a school with beautiful girls, fast runners, and often bizarre things happening, it seems like there will be no shortage of material for jokes.

It looks like there are a huge number of writers.

>>13

Isn’t it great? It’s a prestigious school, you know?

If it’s popular to begin with, then predictions for race rankings must be made somehow; otherwise, the system of popularity in that race wouldn’t exist.

Are you going to post articles about UFOs…?

In Dubai, there are no betting tickets, but there is a lottery to pick the winning horse.

Speaking of which, there aren’t any horse girls in the newspaper club, which is common in school stories, right?

>>19

Kabuto Shiro is also getting permission…

If you’re pointing out a child that no one is marking, it seems like something is about to happen, and it’s strange if there’s no monetary exchange going on, right? The conversation.

>>20

If you don’t say it, it’s the same as not doing it, even if you are.

Is that good?

It seems that the training center daily reports have a lot of articles like those in Tokyo Sports.

The words like odds and payouts haven’t come up yet, so it’s safe.

Training Center Daily Report

Kappa discovered.

I don’t bet money on baseball or anything, but it’s purely fun to make predictions about the rankings…

>>25

Do you really predict anything other than the rankings and the championship for the team you’re supporting…?

I wonder if Chrono is shouting things like “Go! Do it! What are you doing, Saki?!” on-site…

“I’m definitely reading Helios and such…”

I’m a little curious about Chrono, who says he got sucked into the demon world…

Are you gonna get it, you idiot?!

If there were real Uma Musume, I feel like I would get hooked even more than with gambling.

>>30

Considering the idol-like aspect, there are people who are engrossed in it even without the gambling element in reality…

>>33

Chrono’s actions left the anonymous users on the bulletin board in astonishment.

Since students are in the academy, they can obtain information.

Only kids who really love Uma Musume would read this.

>>34

There are a lot of them here.

Do you want to gamble on the Olympic standings?

You’ll do it overseas, but not in Japan, right?

I wonder if they’ll slip up and start mentioning Fukusho or Wide.

>>38

At least in Single Race, the term “single frame designation” has come up…

>>44

I think it’s possible to justify the frame itself with reasons other than betting tickets, but I feel it’s impossible to provide a reason for the single frame specification…

Mayano Top Gun speaks.

For some reason, there are shops that close right before the race, and there is a currency exchange shop outside the racecourse that buys Umamusume merchandise purchased there.

They only buy merchandise of the Uma Musume that placed from first to third.

For some reason, a secondhand dealer who wants cheering tickets for the winning horses is doing business near the racetrack.

>>45

That’s not good.

>>45

For some reason, everyone is leaving the racetrack and turning there, stop it.

The Weekly Twinkle is sold every week with some kind of ○△◎ attached to it for schoolgirls…

>>47

Face: Good, Breasts: Average, Butt: Excellent

>>51

Glass Days

>>47

If I write that this kid is the main contender or a rival, various organizations might be noisy.

At the point when URA is established, the ethical standards of that world were something we couldn’t even measure.

There’s a page for keirin and boat racing between the articles for each racetrack, right? I know that!

(Kurono shouts “Nori-san!” while looking at Potsun)

The existence of the child who said, “Let me win against Spec-chan!” suggests that line tactics might not be impossible, which is quite dark.

>>55

Slipstream is like that…

>>61

It doesn’t seem like there’s an adjustment room, and it looks like moving around is free too…

I would like to buy just one, please ❤️

It’s the familiar wide format again!

“Appearing at the UFO Training Center!?”

This is a worthless newspaper.

>>59

Appearing at the UFO training center

Daring Tact trained by bears

Sodashi is attacked by the strong Clincher.

Mayano Top Gun speaks.

>>89

It’s the end of the publication!

It’s nice, isn’t it? 1st PV

From Chrono’s big brother to the old man at the racetrack…

What is that card in your right hand!

I like how the news expresses that Poke lost with crumpled paper.

So the training center daily report is published by the training center… Is it a student newspaper?

>>65

It seems like it would be possible to have a retired idle girl write it.

Some people don’t even know their opponents until the paddock on the day of the event; it’s a confusing world.

>>68

This development slightly reminds me of Sylphid.

I wonder if there are things like photo paddocks.

It looks like you’re going to become a newspaper club member… See, there’s just the right person… Logo tie…

Tenpoint is a legend…

They are probably anticipating that they can dance in the center up to the third place.

It’s not a very good game even if you’re not betting…

It seems like the trainer was using a smartphone right after the race ended…

This might be…

That’s delicious! If you hit it right, you can see it dance!

It’s being done in a way similar to the business that the Satono family is running.

Well, it’s just a fan work, but there were people who offered special merchandise and tickets for good spots at the live performance if you guessed correctly…

I don’t think it’s good to sell specialized magazines that seem to show a clear goal.

Chrono’s sister is getting excited about the summer maiden race…

>>79

It’s an unpleasant hobby…

>>79

I don’t want to; I’ve been collecting several years’ worth of DVD recordings of the Winning Live from the last week of the Sapporo event, Chrono…

>>82

Moreover, they are recommending it to me…

I think a lot of people get hooked just by the fact that winning means getting closer seats at the live event.

>>81

It seems like there might be a lot of fans voting because they want to see Dasuka and other simple favorites from close seats, so the limit for available good seats might be exceeded, but I wonder what they will do about that.

I wonder if it will turn into a ticket with little flavor, even if I buy it when there’s no other option.

>>86

You’ll change it for a good seat with the points you get when you win.

The points you can earn are high with a three-way trifecta.

I’m looking at the winless Uma Musume girls with pale faces from the peak of G1…

Hyoe…

I wondered about WIN5, but it seems there’s a song just like that!

Even if URA is not officially involved, it has definitely become a subject for betting with bookmakers.