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Alex H W Lai is a horse racing jockey, who completed his apprenticeship in December 2007. He was a champion apprentice for two seasons when he was indentured to the stable of Peter Ho. He rode 31 winners in Hong Kong in 2010/11 for a career total of 185. In 2013/14, he rode 18 winners in Hong Kong for a career total of 236.

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