Ukrainian Horse Owners are Losing Millions: Why the Racing Business is Facing a Crisis.
Why Money is Not Everything
According to The Sun: They say everything boils down to money! But that's not the case, is it? I don't believe a word of it. How much money do the owners of Ka Ying Rising need? And how sad they are that owning a Racehorse is just about money.
And if it's not just about money,...
The horse owners, like those involved with Ka Ying Rising, know that sporting achievements, emotions, and unpredictable moments often weigh much more than financial gains. Winning competitions brings not only material rewards but also pleasure, pride, and a true love for the sport.
This situation highlights that behind big finances often lie true passions and efforts that make this world alive and exciting. Therefore, it's important to remember that in many cases, money is merely a tool, not a goal.
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