[Machine Translation] Having lived in the professional world for a long time, the question of when, where, and how to retire has always been on my mind for the past two or three years. (omission) In fact, 23 jockeys who have supported the world of horse racing have left the turf in 2012 alone. This is the largest number in the past 15 years, and the number of jockeys has plummeted from 252 in 1982 to nearly half that number today. Why is it that one after another, jockey after jockey is quitting the sport, even though they have passed the rigorous examinations and finally become the jockeys of their dreams? ( from the introduction ) The Mile Championship in the fall of 2012. In the center of the winner's circle, where the winning jockey's interview was held after the race, there was a smile on his face for the first time in a long time. Yutaka-san (jockey Yutaka Take) had won a G1 race for the first time in about two years. I had already gone home, so I watched the interview on TV, but I felt very sad. I was already at home, so I watched the interview on TV, but I felt very sad. (Shinji Fujita, winner of the Derby, Takarazuka Kinen, Arima Kinen, and many other G1 races, reveals what he wants to tell you.