Tabata breaks record in women's 1,500

Tabata breaks record in women's 1,500

IKAHO, Japan - Maki Tabata breaks her own meet record in the women's 1,500-meter race in 2:00.13 at the speed skating national championships at the Ikaho rink in Gunma Prefecture on Dec. 29.

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