The Day Winter Gave Way to Spring

One day, while Rachel Ho was flipping through the preliminary catalog for this year's Inglis Premier Yearling Sale in the lounge,

she wandered over and plopped down on the tatami across from the kotatsu.

"Whew, it's finally ready, President!"

"Thanks for the effort."

Taking the printed A4 sheet, she flipped through it. Most of it was information they had already known.

Still, there were certainly some surprising parts.

"Four hundred and twenty-three kilograms?"

Seeing the number, which had clearly increased again since last week's weigh-in, she was slightly taken aback.

"After Traveler and Baozuo left, Moon Radiance's exercise from being turned out alone decreased as well."

Thinking about it, that did make sense.

Still, both Rodin and Deep Impact had relatively small frames. She had assumed that, at least at this point in her two-year-old year, Moon Radiance would also be somewhat lighter.

"It is indeed a little more weight gain than expected... but that should make the training ahead go much more smoothly."

After studying the A4 sheet for a while, Ravide nodded and said that.

Remembering how Moon Radiance had started getting restless and unruly again lately, her tone instinctively became uncertain as she answered.

"Um... probably."

With racing schedules around the world advancing earlier year by year, breeders and raisers needed to prepare suitable development environments according to each yearling's abilities and growth.

The time for making those judgments was precisely from February to March.

Whether the observations made during this period were good or bad, they had to be used as the basis for planning the foal's path in the near future.

—That said, between the individual owners and the farm itself, they only had two actual yearlings: Moon Radiance and Thousand Faces.

The upcoming trip to Australia also involved using Thousand Faces' data panel to