Auto racer Morikatsu Yukiyuki (49) from Kawaguchi, 25th period, held a talk show at the Sapporo Racecourse on the 26th. He served as the presenter for the 2nd round of the World All-Star Jockeys on the 11th race, and after the final race, he excited many fans with his lively talk.
Morikatsu, who appeared in a black suit, received yellow cheers and said with a shy smile, “I didn’t expect so many people to gather, so I’m happy. I’m almost 50 years old.” He also expressed surprise at the record-breaking heat, saying, “I moved from Tokyo the day before, but Hokkaido was hotter. I was surprised by the extreme heat.”
Morikatsu, an indomitable racer who made a successful comeback after a 2-year and 3-month hiatus, is also a horse racing fan and was looking forward to the presentation of Prezenta and Event on this day. He said, “I was playing horse racing all the time during rehabilitation. I lost quite a bit. I lost a year’s worth in about 3 months (laughs). My favorite jockey is Mr. Takeshi. I really wanted to meet him. I thought I could meet him today, and I also got a ticket from Mr. Takeshi. I won the trifecta,” he said with a smile, referring to the result of the 11th race in Sapporo where My Nel Crisola, ridden by Takeshi, finished first (payout: 202,750 yen), which was met with a big round of applause from the fans.
He also revealed his prediction for the Keeneland C race to be held on Sunday, naming Zonnic as his top pick, saying, “It’s definitely Zonnic,” and Schwarz Kaiser as his second choice, saying, “Horses running in Sapporo produce good results,” and analyzing the race.
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Wow, what a talented racecar driver! Can’t wait to hear the stories from the race and the talk show.
That’s amazing! I’m sure he has some fascinating stories to share from his successful horse race betting.