Wow, you’d expect it to be a very old wine hidden in someone’s high-end wine cellar. But alas, surprisingly, it’s horse semen. Before the ‘no nut November’ jokes come butting in, wealthy investors are willing to spend over four million dollars just to ensure that the foal they could breed from a proven winner’s semen will bring back their investment. Watch Business Insider’s piece on the topic to learn more!
i...don't even wanna know
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Onasemnogene abeparvovec, sold under the brand name "Zolgensma" was my best guess...
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Used to be that racing thoroughbreds were not allowed to be conceived by any method other than a natural covering. Artificial methods are subject to too many fraud possibilities. But I guess if you can afford the semen, you can afford the DNA test to verify paternity.
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