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S HAMANAKA is a jockey who has a win strike rate of % and an ROI of -100% over the last 12 months.
S HAMANAKA has a win strike rate of 0% and an ROI of 277% for the current season.
The last race for S HAMANAKA was on 18 November 2023 at Jap - Kyoto
S HAMANAKA career form is {CareerStarts} starts, {CareerWins} wins, {CareerSeconds} seconds, and {CareerThirds} thirds
S HAMANAKA has average win odds of %{AvgOdds} and a career ROI of {ROIPercent}
S HAMANAKA last 12 months’ career form is 1 Starts, wins, seconds, thirds.
S HAMANAKA has average win odds of $11.30 and an ROI of -100% over the last 12 months.
Last Updated: 22/05/2026
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List of Tracks where S HAMANAKA has raced in the past
Here is a list of tracks where S HAMANAKA has raced in the past. The list shows performance by S HAMANAKA across all tracks.
Here is a list of trainers who S HAMANAKA has had starts for and their stats together over the last 12 months.
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