After winning the Queen's Plate and Hong Kong Cup in 2019, the Japanese racehorse 'Triumphant Light', which won over HK$35 million in prize money, officially took up stud duty in 2021, with its first season mating fee of about HK$880,000 and successfully mating with 93 mares. Last Saturday, Pseudotachylite became the first winner sired by 'Triumphant Light' at the Hakodate Racecourse, a non-winning two-year-old race, and will become a successful…
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After winning the Queen's Plate and Hong Kong Cup in 2019, the Japanese racehorse 'Triumphant Light', which won over HK$35 million in prize money, officially took up stud duty in 2021, with its first season mating fee of about HK$880,000 and successfully mating with 93 mares. Last Saturday, Pseudotachylite became the first winner sired by 'Triumphant Light' at the Hakodate Racecourse, a non-winning two-year-old race, and will become a successful…