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As of August 20, 2025, at 13:00, the following active girls' keirin athletes are continuing a certain record: 【128th term】 Nanako Akaike, Mina Nishida, Chika Takasaki☆, An Ikihara, Noko Hashimoto☆, Sakiko Makita, Harumi Ishida 【126th term】 Azusa Nodera☆ 【124th term】 Yuma Nakase☆ 【122nd term】 Mizuki Hagiwara 【120th term】 Kaho Takagi☆ x.com/ricesour/statu…

As of August 17, 2025, the following active girls' keirin athletes are continuing a certain record: 【128th term】 Nanako Akaike, Mina Nishida, Chika Takasaki☆, An Ikihara, Noko Hashimoto☆, Ayaka Narumi, Sakiko Makita, Harumi Ishida 【126th term】 Azusa Nodera☆ 【124th term】 Yuma Nakase☆ 【122nd term】 Mizuki Hagiwara 【120th term】 Kaho Takagi☆ x.com/ricesour/statu…

Today's Nara 5's Nishida's thrust was incredibly cool. Sasaki came in with perfect timing from the south thrust, and I thought, "Oh, this is going to work," but then he thrust there too. As expected, the girls shine the brightest in the 33, where the leading players can really stand out.

Nara 5R Girls General: Hit the trifecta 2-6-1 🎯 44.3. The first move went as expected, but I thought Takamoto would be in a tough spot being boxed in. However, he switched to the outside on the fourth corner and made a strong push, which was thrilling. Nishida lost, but the race content was quite good. The betting ticket returned just under 6 times. It's a combined loss, but with this, I'm sure I'll win again today. pic.x.com/LJSfRRjwCN x.com/nsum_keirin/st…

Nara 5R Girls General: Hit the trifecta 2-6-1 🎯 44.3. The first move went as expected, but I thought Takamoto would be in a tough spot being boxed in. However, she switched to the outside on the fourth corner and made a strong push, which was thrilling. Nishida lost, but the race content was quite good. The betting return was just under 6 times. It’s a composite split, but with this, I’m sure I’ll win today too. pic.x.com/tbExmb8kgK x.com/nsum_keirin/st…

Nara Keirin Girls Final Day Local Viewing 5R General Match Nara's Nishida Mina did her best to take the lead today, but… finished 6th. 6R Final Match Motosuna Tanabimi didn’t achieve a complete victory, unfortunately finishing 4th. Congratulations to Edamitsu Mina on her victory! 🎊🎉 The jinx continues where Motosuna never finishes in 1st when I watch live. Alright, time to head home. 🚗 #GirlsKeirin #NaraKeirin pic.x.com/T8SIWZ7ywu

Nara Keirin 5R Girls' Losers' Match. It seems that the outcome will be heavily influenced by the lineup here, so if you're going to bet, it's better to go for an outsider. It’s likely that #6 Sasaki will create the pace, and if #7 Nishida breaks away, #6 might be able to catch up. However, if #6 breaks away, I feel like #2 will catch up to them, and #4 Minami and #5 Shimada might not be able to catch up either. There’s also a chance that #7 will push through like on the first day. 6-45-245 17-127-127

The tweet translates to: "Nara 5R Girls General: Both Ebihara and Sasaki can produce a certain level of vertical performance in general races, but that is under specific conditions. Rookie Nishida is fixed at the top. 7-256 - All."

The tweet translates to: "Nara Girls General: If the general members have less self-power, isn't it advantageous for them? Nishida (7) will take the lead, and even if she can't, she'll make a move from the back. Ebihara (2) seems likely to secure a good position, so I'll focus on her. For the other picks, I'll go with Takamoto (1) and Akaike (3) who can take positions up front. They aren't popular, so I'll play with small bets: 2-13-all, 2=6-13."

In yesterday's Nara Race 7, Motokusa achieved a great victory with an early move that left Nishida behind. Just like Nakaminana Naraoka did before, there’s no concept of lines in the girls' races since they share the same home bank. It's all about their own convenience. The only connection they have is with their peers; it's all about the peers, peers, peers. Well, they did share the same pot of rice for a year, after all.

Nara Keirin Girls Day 2, Race 7: Nara's Nishida Mina and Motosuna Nanami are competing in the same race. Nishida was in the lead until just past the second corner of the final lap, with Motosuna in second place. I was hoping for a Nara one-two finish, but... If it were under men's rules, Motosuna would have done the work and secured the one-two! Motosuna finished in 1st place and Nishida in 5th. Looking forward to tomorrow's final! #GirlsKeirin x.com/ALABALATOMBA/s…

The tweet translates to: "Nara 7R Girls Qualifying 2. Nishida, who showed a good performance yesterday, has better conditions today (good draw, close to the favorite Motosuna), and the payout is still within an acceptable range, so Motosuna's opponent is 3-1=256. Composite 5.2." (Note: The link at the end seems to be an image, which I can't access.)

The tweet translates to: "Nara 7R Girls Qualifying 2. Nishida, who showed a good performance yesterday, has better conditions today (good draw, close to the favorite, Motosuna). The payout is still within an acceptable range, so Motosuna's opponent is 3-1=256. Composite 5.2." (Note: "Motosuna" appears to be a name or term related to the context, possibly a horse or competitor.)

Nara Keirin Girls Day 1 6R Rookie Minami Nishida actively went for it and tried hard, but unfortunately finished in 4th place. 7R Nara's star, Nanami Motosuna, who was added just before the race, showed her strength as the series leader and took 1st place! 🎉🎊 Tomorrow, depending on Nishida's performance, she might make it to the finals? Oh, and Chika Takasaki from Shizuoka Keirin is making her comeback! I'm looking forward to it! #GirlsKeirin

The tweet translates to: "Nara 6R Girls' Qualifiers: If Nishiwaki (2) takes a back step, there might be some uncertainty. I feel like it could just be decided as it is with Koizumi (4) and Nishida (5) stepping up from the front. 45-45=23."