Jockey Take extends record for most annual wins

Jockey Take extends record for most annual wins

KYOTO, Japan - Japan's leading jockey Yutaka Take waves at fans after winning the Queen Elizabeth Cup crown on Nov. 16. With five wins on this day, Take improved his Japanese Racing Association record for the most wins in a single year to 182. ''It's not going to be easy but I want to try and notch 200 wins this year,'' he said.

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