しんじょう
Event at Hanshin Racecourse (・・・・)
I came to enjoy sake and throw away money!
This one was heated!
It has a profound acidity and depth of flavor!
Hamafukutsuru is great!
It's going to be my favorite!
It was nice to be there for the first time since just before the new cologne!
But the number of people with children and sisters is increasing again!
I wonder if there are any coachmen or coachwomen in the local area anymore.
I feel so alienated.
I saw a bright future when a boy who looked like he was in kindergarten was yelling at me to come to the 9th spot.
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こぞう
Shinjo-san
Good evening...not only in Hanshin but also in Chuo, there is no coach shop 😁 Kawasaki has a coach shop next to the paddock that looks like a food stall.
I used to take my kids to Chuo because there are more and more families and couples and it's gourmet!
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しんじょう
Koizo-san (´・ω・・`;)
I haven't been to Kawasaki yet, but there were stalls in Oi and other places.
It's interesting to talk with them.
I wonder if it is indeed just an old man who used to be there who comes to talk to you.
Nowadays, Chuo is a place to enjoy horses for 200 yen.
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ヒラッチョ
I have never encountered a coach shop,..,
Speaking of stall forecasting shops,
When I moved to Tokyo, "Sasaki's Predictions" for Oi horse racing was alive and well, very popular and in great form.
His predictions were said to move the odds.
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しんじょう
I seem to be weak, so I'm easily approached.
I remember meeting people in Nagoya, Saga, etc.
I've been to Oi several times, and each time I look forward to listening to the stories that I hear.
I'm not sure if it's Mr. Sasaki, but it could be.
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