Chapter 1071


    Chapter 1071: The Thrilling Horse Race


    Two women exchanged nces, their animosity palpable, clearly not taking each other’s words


    seriously.


    With saddles securely fastened and harnesses in ce, two magnificent horses were finally led onto


    the racetrack.


    One ck and one white, their contrast was striking.


    The friends of Shi and Morgan had also split into two camps, facing off against each other.


    “Go, Shi! I believe you can win!” cheered Vivian, offering her support from the sidelines.


    “Shi is a renowned champion, and no matter the horse, it’s no match for him!” Chase Johnson


    expressed his unwavering confidence.


    “That’s right! As long as they perform steadily, victory is assured!” the others chimed in.


    Although Dustin didn’t say a word, it was evident that, judging by the quality of the horses, Shi had


    the upper handpared to ck Dragon.


    Of course, the rider’s skills also needed to be considered, and Shi’s experience meant that, as long


    as she didn’t make a mistake, her chances of winning were significant.


    “Dahlia, which horse do you think will run faster?” inquired Victoria Sterling eagerly, within the other


    camp.


    “I’m not well-versed in horses, I can’t tell,” replied Dahlia with a slight shake of her head.


    They hade to the racetrack today partly for leisure and partly to discuss business with Garrett


    Murray. Horse racing was simply for entertainment.


    “It’s okay not to know, just take a guess,” chuckled Victoria.


    “In that case, I’ll guess that the ck Horse will win,” Dahlia casually replied.


    “Alright, I’m betting on the White Horse!” Victoria Sterling immediately dered, herpetitive spirit


    ignited.


    Both horses were exceptional, but she had a soft spot for the beautiful white horse, Shi.


    At this moment, Shi and Morgan each mounted their horses and stood ready at the starting line,


    prepared to begin at any moment.


    “Morgan, ck Dragon has a fiery temperament. Be careful when you ride,” advised Garrett Murray as


    he smoothed ck Dragon’s mane.


    “Understood!” Morgan replied.


    “Shi, same goes for you. Prioritize safety, and remember, friendshipes first,petition


    second,” Garrett said, turning to look at Shi and patting Shi’s mane in the process.


    With just this simple action, Dustin furrowed his brow slightly.


    “Thank you for your concern, cousin,” Shi nodded appreciatively.


    “Alright, enough chit-chat. Are you both ready?” Garrett stepped back, and when he saw them nod, he


    suddenly raised his voice, shouting, “Begin!”


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    His words had barely left his lips when both Shi and Morgan urged their horses forward.


    One ck and one white, the two magnificent horses shot out like lightning, with hardly a difference


    between them.


    This race covered a distance of one kilometer, and right from the start, they raced neck and neck, each


    refusing to yield to the other.


    The two riders werepletely focused, not daring to be distracted.


    As the horses raced on, their bodies moved rhythmically, demonstrating their expert skills.


    “Go, Shi, go!” cheered Vivian and his group, their excitement running high.


    “Morgan, you can do it! You’re going to win!” the young men and women in the other camp shouted


    enthusiastically.


    Amidst the waves of cheers, the two horses became even more spirited.


    “Haha… Shi is in the lead!” eximed Vivian’s group excitedly as they reached the halfway point,


    with Shi gradually pulling ahead, leaving ck Dragon behind.


    The sight filled Vivian’s group with joy. As long as this continued, victory was guaranteed.


    “Shi is slowing down. I think she’s going to lose,” suddenly interjected Dustin.


    With his keen eyes, he could see that Shi’s eyes were bloodshot.


    “Hey! What are you talking nonsense about? Shi clearly has the upper hand. How could he possibly


    lose?” retorted Vivian, clearly annoyed.


    “Hmph! If you don’t understand, then stay quiet. Don’t embarrass yourself with your baseless


    “Exactly! If you won’t cheer for Shi, fine, but spouting nonsense like this is uneptable!” the others


    chimed in, all clearly displeased.


    As they spoke, a sudden turn of events unfolded on the racetrack.


    With only a hundred meters left to the finish line, Shi let out a painful neigh, and its hooves gave


    way, causing it to copse on the track.


    Due to the momentum, Shi was catapulted off its back.