Ex-star jockey Tabara pleads guilty to drug use

Ex-star jockey Tabara pleads guilty to drug use

TOKYO, Japan - Seiki Tabara, a popular former jockey charged with using stimulant drugs, enters the Tokyo District Court building Dec. 10 for his first trial session. Tabara pleaded guilty to the charge and apologized in the court.

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