Raising Racehorses in Tokyo
Chapter 138

Gentildonna

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After Koichi finished bidding, Ayano Aoe also bought a yearling from the Sadler's Wells Line.

Sire: Lohengrin Damsire: Sunday Silence

He really had not expected her to bid on that Racehorse.

Then he saw Megumi Mitsumori continuing to talk up the yearling.

Although the Racehorse's sire had not been particularly strong on the track, his stud fee was cheap enough.

Besides, that line had performed fairly well in Japan.

Koichi could not hear everything, but the gist was that even if the horse failed to get results in Japan, they could try racing it on European tracks.

"Isn't this one Logotype?"

Koichi thought for a moment, then remembered the Racehorse from the same generation as Epiphaneia and Gentildonna.

Gentildonna, who came up next, was still bought by someone else at an extremely high price.

Sire: Deep Impact Damsire: Storm Cat

With a pedigree like that, even without knowing what the Racehorse would achieve in the future, other bidders were willing to pay a high price.

This was also the horse Megumi Mitsumori had liked earlier.

Having secured his target, Koichi lost interest in the rest of the auction.

He had spent tens of millions in just a few minutes. Even if more promising Racehorses came up later, he had no money left to buy them.

Not to mention that he could not outbid these people anyway. After all, he was only just getting started.

By the end of the first day, almost all the horses from the major ranches had been bought at high prices.

Ayano Aoe had not bought many Racehorses at this auction either.

Tomorrow would feature foals, followed by Racehorses bred for Dirt Track racing.

In Japanese racing, turf Racehorses were certainly more profitable, since the prize money was higher.

Plenty of people

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