Hey whats the manga title (might be a Harlequin) about a woman who is a ranch(farm) owner (I think she has horses?) she inherited from her mother. She is very independent woman and is scared of being tied down and forming a relationship with a anyone. But then she meets a man I think is a helping hand on her farm and things change. I remember reading it but cant seem to find the title? I think the man she falls in love with helps her find her father. Any ideas?

It does sound like one of the Harlequin based manga. (I'm not sure which one though :/ )
I know it may not be much help but you can look through this one list of mine

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That would be Black Jack no Yuuwaku , i think

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No its not this one but thanks.





Thank you so much. But do you remember reading a story like this because I don't want to look through the list to not be able to find it.

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I think I do remember reading something like that. Maybe the male lead was named Jack or something ...
Was he also kind of going through financial problems, but was able to get her horse into horse racing or something. ( I feel like I'm saying this wrong), but I do feel like this may be the story you're talking about.

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I know which one you are talking about its : Yorokobi no Daishou


But its not that one I already checked it out.

Ahhh yes that was the one I was talking about, but since it's not it then maybe what you're talking about isn't a Harlequin manga. (well there are others that sound like that in the OP, but the one you linked was the closest fitting one)

Good luck in your search. Also what you described is a bit vague, any more details?

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