Sunday morning, ten o'clock—
It should have been a time when morning work came to an end and could be spent leisurely, but he stepped onto the land of Kyushu with somewhat subtle feelings.
Kagoshima Airport.
The moment he stepped past the boarding gate, he felt a heat even more intense than Honshu, so he simply unzipped his slightly ajar sportswear all the way to the bottom.
As for why he came to Kyushu at such a somewhat subtle time today, despite not planning to continue expanding the Racehorse under his name, the reason was unexpectedly simple.
A trip for farm visiting, or rather, field study.
Although there were still about two weeks until the Takarazuka Kinen, which symbolized the end of the first half of the season, the race prize money earned prior to this had already been invested according to the originally set share into a support fund called the "Mejiro Dober Memorial".
On the other hand, the funds raised through the support association of the same name had also been smoothly put into use under the guidance of the relevant NPO corporation.
Rather than being based on prize money and pedigree from the Racehorse period, these two types of support funds were distributed based solely on head count. Although multiple tiers of review standards had been established under the advice of the Retired Horse Association, the specific uses of the support funds were not deliberately set with overly strict rules.
In fact, anyone who had personally participated in the Racehorse industry would discover that, even for farms located in Hidaka, Hokkaido, basically what each farm desperately needed was different.
Some farms hoped to first repair buildings damaged in the earthquake disaster, some farms needed to replace agricultural machinery, and other farms wanted to hire people or give