I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

Shinjuku.

"Good afternoon, fellow cloud horse owners in the live stream."

Yujin Izumi started his live stream again.

"I'm going online today mainly to give you all an update on the horse racing situation."

He made a short video from the photos taken yesterday, which can be played in the live stream with music.

"The snow mountain will return in mid-March to prepare for the best-of-three group competition in April. If we win this one, we can participate in the open group dirt track competition."

The fatigue accumulated from the snow-capped mountains wasn't too great, but a proper rest would be good.

[A horse that just won one race on a turf field is about to enter the open category?]

That's the power of choosing the right path!

Is the master craftsman about to have a new successor?

[With masters to follow, let us look to the throne; that is the true future.]

In terms of lineage and development, royal power is meant to crush the snow-capped mountains.

"After the Snow Mountain Two-Win Group race, there will be a huge reward from the king. This racehorse is indeed very strong. If it can become a stallion, I will definitely try breeding it."

Yuuhito Izumi glanced at the comments.

He was telling the truth.

The real profit comes from buying cheap breeding horses and then selling them in bulk.

"Next is information about Earth and the spring and autumn equinoxes. I've compiled the content and photos. If you're curious, you can check it out in the section on the homepage."

The content of Yujin Izumi's live stream started with these two.

These two racehorses were the most popular horses in the live stream.

The spring and autumn equinoxes are so much cuter now.

[I wonder how the first batch of cubs from Beihei will fare. Their stud fees have been decreasing in recent years; I wonder if they'll be kicked out of the Shetai stud farm.]

[Host, I also want to be fed carrots by you~]

[There's something strange in the live stream!]

[Go, Star! Reclaim the glory of Hammer! Its personality is just like Hammer's.]

We'll know how much money the streamer will lose back in July or August (evil grin)

[Once the two racehorses have started, we can see the commentator's post-race analysis!]

These two racehorses together cost over 100 million!

"That may not be as you wish. Earth Star's personality does have some issues, but Shunjue received a very high evaluation from trainer Hori Nobuyuki."

Yuji Izumi revealed a victor's smile.

He was telling the truth.

Hori Nobuyuki said it to his face: as for the rider, the trainer would definitely find him the best.

[The streamer is again trying to impress people by saying his horses are really good; those mares are still struggling with one or two wins each.]

I don't believe it, I won't listen, I won't listen!

[The love-hate relationship between the Spring and Autumn Equinoxes and Earth: Who is the anchor's favorite child?]

That's true; the war of our fathers has carried over to this generation.

The love-hate relationship between Big Hammer and Northern Black.

Their kids are only a year apart, so in the following years we'll often see the Hammer kid battling the North Black kid.

This is even edible!

"Ahem, the anchor treats every racehorse under his name equally."

Yuji Izumi coughed twice.

Horses of the same age will always meet at the end of their third and fourth years of life.

Their schedules are roughly the same.

If they were to participate in the same match, it would be ideal if Spring and Autumn Equinox and Earth Star could coordinate their tactics and win one or two matches.

[The streamer is acting a bit fake; you're not even turning on the other mares in your streams anymore.]

[A compassionate anchor who treats every racehorse that can earn money equally.]

[What are you talking about? Snow-capped mountains are the anchor's favorite! He goes to the scene to lead the horse at every race.]

[The plight of ordinary working-class people has become the lifeline for livestreamers to make a comeback.]

[Snow Mountain, charge! Enter the open group!]

"Today we can see which race we'll be running next."

Yuji Izumi opened the webpage of the central government's official website.

He plans to look for open-level competitions around May today.

There aren't many mud track races in the central area, and the snow mountain races will definitely be over 1,800 meters.

If the race distance is too short, it will be difficult for the snow mountain's last-foot ability to be fully utilized.

A fast pace means that chasing horses becomes exponentially more difficult.

Let me take a look; I'll choose a competition suitable for the snow-capped mountains.

There aren't many competitions on mud tracks, so it would be best to win first place in an OP-level competition.

The viewers' engagement in the live stream was instantly boosted.

They can also participate in the arrangement of horse racing events.

"Looking at it this way, there really aren't many matches to choose from."

Yujin Izumi is a little unsure which match to choose.

The Emperor's Gift is on June 30th this year, which means they have had quite a bit of preparation time.

There is an OP-level dirt track race in early May, with a distance of exactly 1,800 meters, but the racecourse is Niigata Racecourse.

Mini Fuji Championship.

[This match was great; the timing and distance were perfect.]

But isn't Niigata a bit far?

"Niigata Racecourse is indeed very far away, and there will be some transportation issues, but there is enough time to prepare for the Imperial Prize."

Yuji Izumi wrote down the details of the match.

The next race is the Tokyo Racecourse show race next week, which is 2,100 meters.

The prize money for this competition reached 23 million.

Tokyo Racecourse! Choose this one, choose this one!

This one is much better than the last one.

I remember this match; it was a match before the NHK Mile Cup.

Zhongjing Racecourse, Ping An Gold Label, G3 level race.

The distance is 1,900 meters.

Make a note of it.

Yuji Izumi took screenshots; these screenshots were to be sent to Noboru Takagi later.

The racecourse arrangements definitely need to be discussed with the trainers.

That's about all the open-level clay court tournaments in May.

His favorite race is definitely the Tokyo racecourse. Even if the prize money is a little less, it doesn't matter. It's the only race in the Kanto region that doesn't require long-distance transportation through the snowy mountains.

That's all for today's live broadcast. Next time, it'll be the best-of-three match in the snow mountain.

"We'll have even more games to watch this summer."

After finishing his speech, Yujin Izumi turned off the live stream.

Recently, we've been getting more and more attention, and the data is improving.

This is all thanks to the popularity he has built up for the Spring and Autumn Equinoxes and the stars on Earth.

This is exactly what he referred to as the fan effect.

If a racehorse performs well enough, it will always attract fans who support it, and its offspring will also receive the support of these fans.

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A few days later, Yuji Izumi received a report from the Yamamoto Training Center.

The post-race physical examination at the snow mountain showed no problems.

The snow-capped mountains will graze there for a week before undergoing some restorative training.

I wasn't tired after the game.

Takagi Noboru believed that the snow mountain could proceed smoothly according to their plan.

If I can successfully enter the open group, the rest of the competition will be easier to arrange, and I can successfully participate in the Emperor's Award in June.

This route was something I wouldn't have dared to imagine before I started running on mud this year.

"Next up is the matter of Calicante."

Yujin Izumi is still staying in Shinjuku these days.

He planned to stay around Tokyo and just wait for the next match.

There's nothing for him to do in Hokkaido; he can just stay at one of the hotels under this group's umbrella.

This is a good time to travel around Tokyo.

There are so many tourist attractions around Tokyo, and there are many places that Yujin Izumi hasn't been to.