Synopsis

The Kochi Racecourse was once home to Harurara, a racehorse whose unwavering commitment to his sport evoked a poignant sympathy, even amidst a prolonged series of defeats exceeding a hundred races. It remains, in a sense, a haven for those who have not triumphed—a destination for horses retired from tracks across the nation. Spectators, too, find resonance in these unassuming animals, often projecting their own struggles onto them. Some return to the course for solace while confronting illness,