On race days, Mr Ryohei Hatano rolls up his sleeves, jumps onto the starting gates and helps load horses in. Every now and then, the cranky creatures stay rooted to the spot and do not jump. The 41-year-old Japanese trainer now knows even more what it feels like...
“But what’s the point now? My dream was crushed before it even started.”
He could finally call the shots, run his own stables. Mr Hatano was the right man at the right place, but at the wrong time. “We had good horses like El Dorado and Better Life, and we won many Group races. My ex-boss in Australia even asked me to come back, but I turned him down. While the closure does not impact the retiring Takaoka as much, the mentor feels the pain of his heir apparent.
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