On the 18th, the newcomers' race at the Nakayama Racecourse in Japan witnessed an unexpected influx of disqualifications. This unprecedented event attracted considerable attention from horse racing fans and aficionados. The reasons behind such extensive exclusions remain undisclosed, creating anticipation around future developments and decisions.

In Japan, horse racing is not just a pastime but a major sport, with a history spanning over a century. A significant number of disqualifications from a single race can cause a stir among fans and stakeholders, prompting them to question the fairness or eligibility conditions of the race. In this context, the transparency of the rules and their enforcement are highly valued.

In the US or EU, a comparably massive disqualification from a horse racing event would also grab headlines. The enforcement of rules regarding the protection, welfare, and fairness in horse racing is strictly maintained. Any ambiguity in enforcement often leads to regulatory questions and discussions among enthusiasts and regulators.