Tatsue Ishikawa
Japanese businessperson and racehorse owner
Tatsue Ishikawa (石川達絵) is a Japanese businesswoman and racehorse owner.
She is the CEO of Digimerce, a company that develops applications of smartphones and video game devices.
Biography
Born in Tokyo in 1962, she founded Digimerce in 2005 after branching out of Barows.
As a racehorse owner
In 2003, Ishikawa became a racehorse owner in Ohi Racecourse, before becoming a racehorse owner in the JRA in 2009.
In 2017, Ishikawa had her first graded race and Grade I win when Kiseki won the Kikuka-shō.
She does not use any particular eponyms, and her horses are often simply named. However, for what would become one of her most famous horse, Kiseki, she initially applied for various names but was rejected, before applying for "Kiseki" on a whim and being approved.
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