Kohsho Farm

Kohsho Farm (高昭牧場, Kohsho Bokujo) is a Japanese horse stud farm located in Urakawa, Hokkaido, one of the country's principal thoroughbred breeding regions. The farm is led by its representative, Yasunori Ueyama (上山泰憲), and operates as a private breeding operation rather than a publicly listed company. Its address is 234-9, Aza Nofuka, Urakawa-cho, Urakawa-gun, Hokkaido. The farm is best known as the breeder of notable racehorses, most prominently Meisho Mambo (メイショウマンボ), a multiple Grade 1 winner in Japanese racing, and Meiner Honey (マイネルハニー). These representative progeny (代表産駒) are highlighted in the farm's official profile as its signature achievements. Kohsho Farm maintains a public-facing presence through Pacalla, a Japanese service that connects horse racing fans with breeding farms. Through its Pacalla page, the farm shares news, farm information, and updates, and fans can register to follow the farm. The farm states that visits are not permitted (見学不可), so its engagement with the public is conducted primarily online. The farm's stated philosophy is to approach its work as "a job that connects people and horses" (人と馬を繋ぐ仕事), aiming to produce attractive horses through the daily efforts of its staff. As a breeding operation, its output is measured in the quality of the foals and racehorses it produces rather than in consumer products, and its reputation rests on the success of horses bred at the farm on the Japanese racing circuit.

Kohsho Farm is a thoroughbred breeding farm based in Urakawa, Hokkaido, Japan. Urakawa, located in the Hidaka region of Hokkaido, is one of Japan's most important centers for racehorse breeding, and Kohsho Farm operates within this established breeding community. The farm is led by its representative, Yasunori Ueyama. The farm's reputation is closely tied to the success of the racehorses it has bred. Its official profile lists Meisho Mambo (メイショウマンボ) and Meiner Honey (マイネルハニー) as its representative progeny (代表産駒). Meisho Mambo in particular is a notable Japanese racehorse, having won major races including Grade 1 events, which brought recognition to the farm as a breeder. In the modern era, Kohsho Farm has adopted digital tools to connect with fans. It maintains a page on Pacalla, a Japanese service launched to connect horse racing fans with breeding farms. Pacalla allows each farm to host its own site and syndicate articles to the platform, and allows users to register as fans of individual farms. Through this channel, Kohsho Farm shares farm information and updates. The farm does not permit public visits (見学不可), making its online presence an important point of contact with the racing public. The farm describes its philosophy as treating its work as "a job that connects people and horses," with the goal of producing attractive horses through the daily efforts of its staff. As a private breeding operation, it does not disclose financial details publicly, and its standing in the industry is primarily measured by the racing performance of the horses it breeds.

• Kohsho Farm is listed on Pacalla, a service connecting fans with breeding farms, with a dedicated farm page.

• Meisho Mambo, bred by Kohsho Farm, is listed as a representative progeny of the farm.

A private thoroughbred breeding farm in Hokkaido focused on producing high-quality racehorses, with public engagement conducted through the Pacalla fan-connection platform.

• Meisho Mambo (メイショウマンボ)

• Meiner Honey (マイネルハニー)

1. 1高昭牧場pacalla.com
2. 2牧場情報 | 高昭牧場pacalla.com
3. 3Pacallaについて | Pacalla（パカラ）pacalla.com
4. 4Kohsho Farm - Wikidatawikidata.org