Red Hare has completely adapted to the horseshoes and saddle.
It gallops excitedly, like the king of the prairie!
Jiang Feng rides on Red Hare, with his feet in the stirrups, his buttocks raised, and his body slightly bent, moving with Red Hare as it runs.
When the horse is galloping, the rider needs to stand up; otherwise, the bouncing makes it hard to stabilize the body.
A good horse also needs a good rider to unleash its full potential.
It's just like driving; an average driver gets a bit nervous at 150km/h, let alone driving at 300km/h.
On the back of a horse, it's quite bumpy, and you need to rely on the strength of your legs to maintain balance.
Especially when running at high speed, you must not panic; the steadier you are, the more confident you'll be.
Jiang Feng rides Red Hare, steady as a rock.
He gallops across the prairie, and soon, he sees his cattle and sheep.
A few minutes later, the drone barely catches up.
[Owner, slow down, we can't keep up!]
