I Really Don't Understand Horse Racing

As the smoke of the World Trade Center engulfed New York, Togawa Kozue, who had just been laid off the day before, miraculously escaped. Still reeling from unemployment, he followed a friend to a Kentucky horse auction and unexpectedly acquired a "horse owner development system"—allowing him to see the hidden attributes of racehorses and exchange points for wealth. Thus, this complete novice in horse racing gradually made his way from Cairns to Hokkaido, from Dubai to Paris… making "Togawa" a name that could influence the world. After all, in this industry rife with randomness, luck is paramount.