I became a horse racing tycoon in Hokkaido.

Chapter 31 Snow Mountain, Fame on the Rise

Yujin Izumi is getting closer and closer to his dream of winning a big prize and a Grade 1 championship.

More and more spectators cheered them on at the awards ceremony that day.

This is a treatment we've never received before.

In the world of horse racing, strength reigns supreme!

Most viewers would definitely prefer a racehorse with real talent.

Snow Mountain has finally made it into the open group.

"Mr. Izumi, then our race will be held at Tokyo Racecourse in May."

Takagi Noboru had reviewed the registration information for this competition beforehand.

He thought Izumi would choose a G3 level mud track event, but Izumi Yujin's choice was more conservative.

It's possible that you won't be able to register for some important mud races.

The bounty for the snow mountain isn't very high right now.

The selection of horses for high-reward races is mostly based on the amount of the prize money, and then a random draw is conducted. If you are not selected, you can only choose other races.

"The race next month is great, and after that there will be enough time to prepare for the race in Oi."

Yuji Izumi nodded.

There's still about a month to go.

There's not much pressure competing around Tokyo.

Horse transportation has always been a major problem, and it's unavoidable, as it's very difficult for racehorses to maintain their weight and condition during transport.

Every expedition is a gamble.

Therefore, the Miura Training Center is the place that Yujin Izumi would prefer to visit.

The Ritsuhito Training Center is even closer to the Kyoto Racecourse and Hanshin Racecourse in the Kansai region.

Moreover, the riders from Lidong are indeed more reliable.

But when it comes to important competitions, these riders follow the competition venue.

"The most stressful competition is the Emperor's Award. We just need to get a top-two finish in this competition."

Takagi Noboru specifically had the bounty calculated.

All of these things need to be registered in advance.

"Since we're participating in the competition, we must strive for first place."

Yuujin Izumi glanced at the snow-capped mountain standing there and said.

This is the only opportunity to run a table race in the snow-capped mountains.

When the bounty is high, the runners in the races have to carry a higher load. For example, if the normal load is 57 kilograms, then the runners in the races with a high bounty have to carry 59 kilograms.

This is a protective mechanism to prevent more competitive racehorses from taking a share of the prize money in listed races.

"Of course, you'll be in better form when you're playing in the snow."

Takagi Noboru said with a confident look on his face.

He now wants to train the snow mountain into the strongest dirt racer in the country.

In recent years, Japan has not yet seen a major surge in sending athletes abroad to participate in mud track competitions.

"Then there's no problem."

Izumi Yuujin turned around and said:

"Yokoyama-kun, thank you for your hard work this time. Keep up the good work in the next match!"

Yuji Izumi has his own ideas.

His improved relationship with Koyoyama was equivalent to establishing connections with the three great generals of the Yokoyama family.

Yokoyama Norihiro, Yokoyama Kazuo, and Yokoyama Takeshi are all quite strong.

Although Yokoyama occasionally makes some abstract moves, the basic lines are still guaranteed.

"I will give it my all, Izumi-maru!"

Takeshi Yokoyama's previous troubles are all gone.

Even with such a strong racehorse like Xue Shan, he was still entrusted with riding it. That's trust!

"I believe you and the snow-capped mountains can go even further."

Yuji Izumi patted Takeshi Yokoyama on the shoulder.

Xiao Hengshan has excellent resources for the next few years, and the racehorses he rides are mostly from the Carrot Club under the Northern Ranch.

This is one of the advantages of a genius rider having a very strong father.

With the support of his father and his brokerage firm, Takeshi Yokoyama has never lacked good racehorses.

Takeshi Yokoyama has a guaranteed number of wins every year.

Above him are Li Muhua and Kawada Masaya, both of whom are also key riders at the Northern Ranch.

"Yokoyama-kun, both Izumi-maru and I have high hopes for your future."

Takagi Noboru, who was standing to the side, echoed.

He actually wanted to change riders, but he didn't expect Izumi Yuujin to say it out loud.

If it's a mud race, he can contact Masahiro Kawada.

As a trainer, Noboru Takagi believed that Masamasa Kawada would like a racehorse with the potential to win.

Let's talk about it when the emperor bestows his reward.

"Uh-huh."

Takeshi Yokoyama nodded.

He patted the snow-capped mountain's profile.

*Sizzle*

Snow Mountain's attention, however, was drawn to the greenery beside the racetrack.

Takagi Noboru also gave an interview after the match.

The interview focused on things related to the snow-capped mountains.

This racehorse is quite a hot topic.

A three-game winning streak after switching from turf to dirt is something that ordinary racehorses can't achieve.

Trainer Takagi then began his boasting.

He finally trained a strong horse, how could he not praise it?

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Shinjuku, Gyu-Kaku (gyu-kaku) restaurant.

"These media outlets are incredibly fast; they've already published over a dozen reports in such a short time."

Since they won the match today, Matsumoto Yu treated Izumi Yujin to an all-you-can-eat barbecue.

He owed Izumi Hisahito a meal, and today just happened to be the time.

"These reporters are like sharks in the sea; if there's even a hint of blood, they'll all rush over."

Yuji Izumi sat opposite Yu Matsumoto, and picked up a damp towel from the table to wipe his hands.

The snow-capped mountain's fame skyrocketed instantly.

He also took a look at the website's popularity.

Not only has the level of attention increased, but many fans of the Gold Master have also joined the comments section.

The comment section, which was originally not very popular, has been overrun.

Many of them expressed their gratitude to Hisahito Izumi.

It wasn't Izumi Yujin; the snow-capped mountains are still languishing in the grasslands.

"I just wanted to briefly mention this to you, the horse owner."

Matsumoto Yu said with a smile.

He also saw the same agent from before today.

Cool!

"By the way, how's your breeding mare doing?"

This is about the right time.

This period is the most crucial time for breeders.

The ranches in Hokkaido will enter a busy period.

"The ranch said she's pregnant, and now it's just a matter of protecting the pregnancy. She should be born around this time next year."

Izumi Yujin replied.

Calicante conceived her first child successfully.

Although we don't know what the future holds, this is still a good thing.

"Breeding is not an easy thing to do, so please be careful. If you need some good stallions from Shetai, you can tell me."

Yu Matsumoto began to showcase his culinary skills.

He just happened to serve up a nice plate of beef.

Characters like bonds and the Dragon King are not something that ordinary people can match.

To obtain these items, you need to acquire the scrolls; only those in the Syndicate possess these items.

"I don't have any plans for now. Those good stallions cost tens of millions at a time, which is beyond my means."

"I still prefer buying racehorses at auctions."

Yuji Izumi shook his head.

He was well aware of the strength of the Beihai Ranch and its mare breeding situation.

Choosing to accompany the bond or the Dragon King carries too much risk; there's even a possibility of losing the child during pregnancy.

In this situation, it's best to play small games.

If a horse is born with some potential for racing, keep it to run; if it's not so good, see if you can sell it.

If it's a mare, then keeping her would be a higher priority.

Kalicant's strength is average, but its lineage is still quite good.

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