I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

Chapter 151 Snow Mountain Co., Ltd.

Cafe.

"These are some recent messages from the stallion station."

Matsumoto Yu handed several organized folders to Izumi Yujin.

These are all news items about snow-capped mountains retiring to become breeding horses.

There are still many stud farms in Hokkaido, the largest of which is the Shadai Stud Farm, and another is the Yujun Stud Farm, where the stallions sent out by Shadai are located.

These invitations mainly come from Breeders Stud, Arrow Stud, and Lex Stud.

Shetai Stud Station and Youjun Stud Station are the two main stud stations in the Shetai system.

The racehorses that can enter these two stallions are basically racehorses from the Shetai breeding farms.

After these racehorses retire, they will be supported by breeding mares from the Shetai system.

A racehorse like the Snow Mountain, which comes from the Chiyoda Ranch, would definitely not be able to enter the Shadai breeding station.

"It's here so quickly."

Yuujin Izumi glanced at the prices on the screen with some curiosity.

This reflects the sincerity of each stallion; it's their first offer.

After a stallion retires, it is usually syndicated, which means treating a retired racehorse as a company.

The horse owner will hold the majority of the shares, but the owner must give up a portion of the shares, and how much to give up depends on the owner's wishes.

How much profit can be made from this portion depends on the value of the racehorse itself.

"That's natural. Snow Mountain won the Saudi Cup and the Dubai World Cup, which is a great selling point."

Yu Matsumoto took a sip of coffee and smiled.

Making it into the top five in either of these two races would be a win. If Snow Mountain can win both of these races in a row, then we are willing to offer our own breeding mares to support Snow Mountain.

"Let me take a look first, this matter is not urgent."

Izumi Yujin scanned the documents again and then put them away.

You need to compare prices from several vendors.

Since he doesn't have many breeding resources, he will naturally need the support of other ranches after Snow Mountain retires. These breeder ranches will form a syndicate after Snow Mountain retires.

Only when the number and resources increase can the reproductive performance of snow-capped mountains improve.

It's like drawing cards; the more times you draw, the higher your chances of getting a good card.

of course.

If Snow Mountain is strong in breeding and produces an excellent offspring, then everyone else will rush to let the mare mate with Snow Mountain.

"I will also help you contact these companies. These companies are all reliable, and their stud farms have many good stallions."

Yumichi Matsumoto.

Aside from the social and brothel stations, these are among the top ones.

He definitely needs to find a good stud farm for Xueshan, as Xueshan will be living in this place for the next ten years or so.

"Okay, but besides the snow mountain, there's another thing I need to ask you. Can you help me see if we can buy this one-year-old pony?"

Yuji Izumi sent the prepared pedigree certificate to Yu Matsumoto.

He is ready to buy property in Singapore and Malaysia this year.

"Did you find this racehorse in the pedigree register again?"

Yu Matsumoto stroked his chin and asked.

Yuji Izumi really does manage to find some unique racehorses.

Judging from its pedigree, it's a purebred racehorse.

"Well, price isn't an issue. You're quite familiar with Shetai Ranch."

Yujin Izumi.

This time, he wanted to buy "Celestial Observer," a horse of foreign blood.

This racehorse is very valuable, firstly because its pedigree is perfectly suited for importation from abroad, and secondly because it has consistently performed well in the mile.

Yujin Izumi previously purchased middle-distance racehorses. If he wants to achieve something in the mile race, he definitely needs to buy a racehorse that specializes in elite races.

Spring and autumn are very strong, but Yuuji Izumi would definitely not let it run mile races.

If Yuji Izumi wants to win the mile race, he needs to find a suitable mile racehorse.

The same applies to future short-distance races, except that there aren't many good options for short-distance races.

The shorter the race distance, the fewer strong horses can maintain consistent performance.

For Yujin Izumi, buying a ticket to observe celestial phenomena from afar was enough.

"Okay, I'll take a look for you."

Hirokazu Matsumoto is not the same as before.

He would have definitely advised Yuujin Izumi not to buy these lottery-style horse racing tickets before.

They now have good relationships with Shetai Ranch and Northern Ranch.

"Then I'll leave this to you. We'll also go to the featured auction in July."

Yuji Izumi is ready.

In addition to the racehorses he has already decided on this year, he will also purchase some racehorses with good bloodlines.

"rest assured."

Yu Matsumoto is not a newcomer either.

He has done these things countless times.

Thinking about it this way, Izumi Hisahito really is quite eccentric. This was the first time Izumi Hisahito had attended an auction since becoming a horse owner.

That's all that's been going on lately.

Izumi Yuujin thought for a moment, and then said.

He hasn't had much going on lately.

Everything else had been arranged beforehand; all he had to do was wait for the day the Oaks competition began.

"Look at these, these are the luxury apartments you bought."

Shinsuke Izumi brought Hisahito Izumi to see the previous investments.

These houses are all listed in the company's property listings; they are their first-hand listings.

These luxury apartments are a good investment.

Tokyo has a high population mobility, and many people need to move due to job changes.

Compared to detached houses, luxury apartments are a higher-quality resource.

"It looks pretty good, but it needs some renovation."

Yuji Izumi put on disposable slippers.

Upon entering, you'll find yourself in the entryway, next to a small shoe cabinet, and a few steps further on, you'll find a raised floor.

He bought high-end apartments of 70 to 80 square meters.

It's neither big nor small.

It's much better than those places where you can see where you're sleeping as soon as you walk in the door.

"Leave this to me. I'll renovate the house every time the lease ends."

Shinsuke Izumi led Hisahito Izumi inside.

To the left is the bathroom with a separate wet and dry area. Open the door to the living room, to the left of the living room is the kitchen, and further in are the two bedrooms.

"This looks really nice; a family could live here."

Yujin Izumi walked around the apartment.

Even living in an apartment like this in Tokyo is a huge expense.

Yuji Izumi has begun to feel like he's a small landlord.

Many of the houses on this floor belong to him.

"The resources in this area are quite good, and I believe many families with children will stay here."

Shinsuke Izumi opened the balcony window and looked ahead.

They can see the school over there from where they are standing.

He had been optimistic about this place for a while, but he didn't expect that Izumi Yujin would actually be able to come up with the money to buy these apartments.

"This looks pretty good, so I can look forward to my income in the next few months."

Yuji Izumi nodded.

He felt that he was dragged out to look at the house this time entirely by Shinsuke Izumi. Shinsuke Izumi had been staying in the office for too long and found an excuse to come out and have some fun.

It's like a real estate worker finding an excuse to go out and look at properties, and then spending most of the day doing so.

Izumi Yuji naturally wouldn't point it out.

After looking at the first house, they also took a look at the others.

Come here.

Izumi Yuujin hasn't had much else to do lately, so this is just a look at his assets. These houses will provide him with a stable income in the future.

There is no stable income in the horse racing industry. Horse racing itself has time limits, and you only get income if you achieve a good result.

When the horse is not racing, the owner still has to pay for its upkeep.

After viewing the house, Shinsuke Izumi took Hisahito Izumi out for lunch.

The two chatted briefly about some recent events.

April is a peak season for population movement in Tokyo, and Shinsuke Izumi said he would go to see the Oak Tree and Derby.

By May, he would be almost done with his work.

During their last family gathering, they talked about their trip to Dubai to watch a game, which was a memorable experience for them.

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