IN CASE YOU MISSED ITOly Sport recently have some big changes relating to horse's bloodline. "Oly" was originally the short form of "Olympus"

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Oly Sport recently have some big changes relating to horse's bloodline. "Oly" was originally the short form of "Olympus", home of ancient Greek Gods. Therefore, we've changed the bloodlines accordingly:
Elon -> Zeus ⚡️
Zhao -> Athena 💡
Sam -> Apollo ☀️
Beck -> Ares ⚔️
Messi -> Hermes 🩰
Cristiano -> Hephaestus ⚒
And yet, there will be more news we would love to show you in the future. Keep up the hype Oly racers !!!

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