JAPAN WORLD CUP 3 AND ANIMAL INTERNATION RACE TRIAL

JAPAN WORLD CUP 3 AND ANIMAL INTERNATION RACE TRIAL

Since the end of last year, it has been offering financial incentives to retraining organizations on a trial basis.Д®lsewhere, the National Riding Club Association of Japan, based in Tokyo, has begun hosting the retired racehorse cup as part of its attempts to widen interest in horse riding. The Japan Racing Association (JRA) set up the retired racing horse exploratory committee in December 2017 to convert racing horses into horses for regular riding and other uses. Moves to save retired racehorses have been spreading across Japan. The issue of retired racehorses being euthanized is a global one, so I want to increase the number of retrained horses.' Kosuda said of his ambitions for the company, 'I've even had words of thanks from trainers who reared the animals as racehorses in the past. Last year, it managed to dispatch around 100 retrained horses. With horse riding clubs continuing to open up primarily in urban areas, demand for horses has risen too, and gradually the firm has gotten on track. It costs around 100,000 yen a month to feed each horse, and some of the animals need up to six months of care before they can be ridden by a non-professional.ДЄs Kosuda has dispatched horses from Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost prefecture, to Kagoshima Prefecture, in the far southwest, his company has gained recognition. One of them, Hironori Yasunaga, 42, said, 'Even if we can't save all of the horses, I want us to give many of them longer lives.'Д«ut running the company is not easy. Using his family home's ranch as a location for breaking in horses, he hired two people from an equestrian facility in the prefecture as trainers. His desire to make good on trainers' expectations was the motivation for him to start his company in 2016. Kosuda has been in the business of transporting race horses since he was 20, and his help in getting retired racehorses back under the saddle has been sought after by many horse trainers. The city of Hokuto, where the Horse Bridge is located, has a large concentration of riding clubs. After that time, the mounting costs of caring for them and other factors means many of the animals are put down. They debut at the age of 2 or 3, and many of them are off the racing books by age 5. We want to increase the places where they can continue to perform,' the company's head, Maki Kosuda, 38, said.ДЄccording to the Japan Association for International Racing and Stud Book, a public interest incorporated foundation that supports retired horses, around 7,000 thoroughbred competition horses are born each year.

The ranch cares for around 100 retired racehorses a year before sending them off to horse riding clubs and other facilities for the next phase in their lives.

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