バナ@39
Kouei Chrysanthemum.
幾望 means the night before the full moon.
It should have been opened on 10/19.
I had decided to chase it for a year, but I missed some things.
It's really difficult to chase for one year, considering funds, enthusiasm, liver, capacity of refrigerator, etc.
The day I opened it was the Kikka-sho.
The winner was the title holder.
Father Duramante
Mother Mave
Mother Motivater
I had left it out of my prediction, asserting that I didn't need a drop of King Kamehameha blood in Kikka-sho.
I can't believe a child of Duramente won the Chrysanthemum.
It was a common ticket that I didn't buy just the first place.
I wonder if it was the blood of Montjeu in his mother's lineage that kept the distance.
Douramante has passed away, and I hope that some of his remaining horses will inherit his blood.
Before the fourth corner in Nakayama. I want to see that leg that played in front of my eyes again.
The taste of the sake is naturally good.
It has the taste of sake that has been brewed over a summer.
It has a strong impact of sweetness, the usual acidity, and a slight milkiness.
It is said to be at its best after two weeks, but I wonder if it will still be there.
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ヒラッチョ
Hi Bana@39.
It looks delicious.
Did you see Duramente's Satsuki-sho at Nakayama? That amazing endurance.
I saw the derby in Fuchu.
He was a strong horse, wasn't he?
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バナ@39
Mr. Hirakucho. Good evening.
I was holding 10,000 yen and watching from the stands near the 4th corner. I had goosebumps.
I was watching the Derby at the PV of Shinjuku Takashimaya. I was holding 10,000 yen.
I want to see a horse like that again.
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