Nakayama Racecourse.
The day's three races were over.
One second-place finish, one first, and one sixth.
They had picked up a booking for a Newcomer Race this time, but unfortunately, they had failed to take second place. The horse would have to keep running in the Maiden Division, though there wasn't much time left for it.
"Sasaki, shall we go see Golden Masterpiece next?"
Saki Ikegami asked.
Their work for the day was done, and their upcoming bookings were all at Nakayama Racecourse as well.
These races also showed that Koichi Sasaki was becoming more and more familiar with Nakayama Racecourse.
For the remaining two weeks or so, the main races would be held at Nakayama, Hanshin, and Chukyo.
"Haven't you been saying you wanted a photo with Golden Masterpiece? We've got time today."
Koichi glanced at her as he spoke.
Starting next week, he would have access to some of the Sunday Club's racehorses. That was nothing but good news for him, since it would also help him get to know Nakayama Racecourse better.
"I'm just a little scared."
Despite what she said, Saki Ikegami was still somewhat afraid.
To be precise, she was very afraid.
The origins of the nickname Golden Tyrant needed no further explanation.
"It's fine. The stablehand and I will both be there. Taking a photo won't take long."
Koichi didn't think she needed to be so scared.
Golden Masterpiece wasn't Dream Journey. He wouldn't suddenly lose his temper, and he had quiet moments throughout the day.
"All right, then."
Saki Ikegami still trusted Koichi. After all, he was Golden Masterpiece's regular jockey.
After helping Saki Ikegami take a photo with Golden Masterpiece, Koichi went to chat with Hitachi Yosuke.
"I watched all your races today. You did pretty well."
"Not bad, I suppose, but