Well, horse fans, let's remember a true runway hero – "Platinum Mine". Imagine the four-hoofed legend taking his final step to a chorus of cheers, ending his legendary life. Yes, you heard it right, the 25-year-old "platinum mine" is already far from us.
Let's talk about this admired horse racing superstar. He is not just a horse, but a symbol of the times. Did you know that the lad was born in Hunter Valley on December 10, 1998, and since then, he has been destined to be a regular in the headlines. His racing career, Wow, is nothing short of a blockbuster in the world of horse racing – he has won 26 of 35 races, including 11 titles!
After retiring, the "platinum mine" did not fade out of the public eye, but turned into a stallion. This guy's charm has not diminished back then, and even his descendants are stronger than one horse. Have you ever heard of "Biarlo" and "Ascending the Gate"? These names are also well-known in the horse racing world, and they are all the pride of "Platinum Mine".
And, don't think that "platinum mines" are only popular in the small circle of Australia. He even crossed the ocean and became a stallion in the United States. It wasn't until 2022 that the veteran officially retired. You can imagine how many stories and glorious days there are behind this!
Now, speaking of his passing, it's not just a loss for one family, it's a loss for the entire horse racing community. Every horse racing team, every horse fan, will remember the shock and joy brought by the "platinum mine".
Let's not get too caught up in grief, though. Just like every race on the track, every life in life has its end. Today, we celebrate the life of Platinum Mine, his achievements, and all the wonderful memories he brought us. He has crossed the finish line of his life, but in our hearts, he is still the champion, always running on the track.
Finally, when we walk through the tracks he once galloped again, we may feel that familiar breath in the wind. Although "Platinum Mine" is gone, his legend lives on. Let's pay tribute to this great racehorse who not only won the race, but also our hearts. Goodbye, Platinum Mine, on the track of Paradise, I hope you can still run freely.