>>534286392
They're both kinda right. If you don't train above 15% failure rate, and don't get less than first in races, and rest only when absolutely necessary the amount of bad conditions per run are nearly 0 on average. But if you're pushing for the highest stats, and training very risky on 30+% failure rates because you want the maximum stats possible. You might feel it more when you get that one slacker or night owl a run. But that's the risk vs reward. Tazuna + safe play = much lower stats than another MLB stat card. Tazuna + risky play = 5/10 runs of above average horses. Risky play + No Tazuna = 2/10 Godlike horses and 8/10 below average. So it is what it is. RNG may skew these a bit.
