Jockey Take reaches 3,000 career wins

KYOTO, Japan - Japanese jockey Yutaka Take (L) stretched his all-time career wins record to 3,000 in races organized by the Japan Racing Association on Nov. 3. It took 20 years and eight months and 14,288 starts for Take to reach the new milestone since his debut in 1987.

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