Plastic keychain in the shape of a horse, with a blue saddle bearing the number 4. For horse racing fans! How about a keychain of the famous racehorse, Tokai Teio? Speaking of Tokai Teio, he was a two-crown winner who won the Satsuki Sho and the Japanese Derby with an undefeated streak of 6 wins from his debut. However, his racing career was also a battle against repeated fractures. After his third fracture, he returned to the turf in the 38th Arima Kinen in 1993, 364 days after his previous race. It was his first race in a year, and his rivals included Biwa Hayahide, the Kikuka Sho winner and the favorite, as well as Legacy World and Winning Ticket, a lineup of formidable horses. It was a challenge that could be considered reckless by common sense, but after a dead heat in the straight, Tokai Teio overtook Biwa Hayahide and won. His miraculous comeback, a GI victory after a year, overturned the common sense of Japanese horse racing and is still a legendary story. It's a valuable keychain from around 1995 that you won't be able to get again! There are no particular scratches, but the chain is understandably a little rusty. The size is about 7cm from the tip of the nose to the tail. The item is hollow inside, with a cavity large enough to insert a little finger. Please check the photos attached. It's a Tokai Teio keychain with a very cute expression! How about it as a memento of a famous racehorse on this occasion? (*^^*) I'd appreciate it if you could buy it if you win a big payout! - Design: Horse-shaped keychain - Colors: Brown, blue, white - Features: Blue saddle with the number 4 - Material: Plastic - Size: Approximately 7cm long Thank you for viewing. #HorseRacing #TokaiTeio #Keychain #YearOfTheHorse