Horse racing is a competitive sport involving horses running on a track, typically against one another, to determine which horse is the fastest. It is often organized in various formats, including flat racing, where horses sprint over a straight course or around a track, and jump racing, where horses navigate obstacles. Races can vary in distance, surface, and type, and they may be run on dirt, turf, or all-weather tracks. Horse racing has a long history and is often associated with betting, where spectators wager on the outcomes of races. It is a popular spectator sport and has a significant cultural presence in many countries, often linked to events like the Kentucky Derby in the United States or the Grand National in the United Kingdom.
Matoba Fumio concluded his remarkable 50-year career as a jockey, known for his endurance and skill. Despite achieving 7,424 local victories and 154 major titles, Matoba never secured a win…