The master and his apprentice dominated the ranks this season as John Size cruised to a third-straight championship and his long time protege Frankie Lor Fu-chuen finished second...
Club CEO Mr. Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, Executive Director of Racing Mr. Andrew Harding and Executive Director of Customer and International Business Development Mr. Richard Cheung...
One of the fiercest Champion Jockey battles in recent memory concluded in thrilling fashion at Hong Kong’s Season Finale at Sha Tin today (Sunday, 15 July) as Zac Purton claimed his second title...
Beauty Generation (美麗傳承) claimed the Hong Kong Horse of the Year award at a sparkling ceremony held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel tonight, Friday, 13 July...
It seems Joao Moreira is in an impossible position but Zac Purton knows his rival still has some tricks up his sleeve and won’t rest until it is mathematically impossible for the Magic Man to steal...
All-weather track racing is derided as second-rate by some but dirt wins have been the difference in the jockeys’ championship so far and Sunday’s final three races of the season...
Setbacks, an earthquake, weight loss, a wide draw and firm ground could not stop Werther’s (明月千里) bid for glory in the G1 Takarazuka Kinen (2200m), but a Rocket (覓奇火箭) could...
Exultant (時時精綵) raced to an authoritative victory in the Group 3 Premier Plate Handicap (1800m) at Sha Tin Racecourse today (Sunday, 24 June), matching obvious aptitude with a willing resolve to gallop a length and a quarter clear of his closest rival.
California Whip (加州議長) displayed abundant grit to hold his pressing opponents in the Group 3 Premier Cup Handicap (1400m) at Sha Tin Racecourse this afternoon (24 June, 2018), ensuring trainer Tony Cruz’s completion of a remarkable run of big-race success.
Joao Moreira became just the fifth rider in Hong Kong racing history to reach the 700-win milestone at Sha Tin today (Saturday, 16 June), partnering a treble to boot, but the Brazilian could not make any headway on rival Zac Purton in the jockeys’ championship...
Another big day from Zac Purton could go close to sealing a second jockeys’ championship and Sacred Ibis (白鷺飛翔) seems set to fly again for the Australian rider in the last race of the day on Saturday at Sha Tin.
Jack Wong Ho-nam heads into Sunday’s meeting at Sha Tin needing just one win to outride his five-pound claim and Garlic Yeah (蒜頭爺爺) looks a solid chance of ...
Shimmer And Shine (瑩之光) highlighted his potential with a victory down the Sha Tin straight last start, but he might be even better on the all-weather track...
On a night that celebrated French racing and Gallic culture, it was only fitting that one of France’s finest servants on the world stage emerged victorious.
Thou Shall Sing (陽明滿滿) has shown promise at the trials and that is yet to translate into a victory on race day, but he gets his chance to break through in the Class Four...
Rider Zac Purton made big in-roads in his quest for a second jockeys’ championship at Sha Tin on Sunday, 20 May with a four-timer, including three for leading supporter Caspar Fownes...
There are plenty of runners at the crossroads in Sunday’s Class Two Tourmaline Handicap (1,600m) but Benno Yung Tin-pang’s Coby Boy (酷比仔) is only heading in one direction – up.
A rails draw isn’t always advantageous on the all-weather track but it should help three-year-old Elite Boy (精英寶貝) as Zac Purton looks to eat into Joao Moreira’s jockeys’ championship lead...
In what has been a month of milestones for jockey Zac Purton, the rider reached a new level after scoring a five-timer at Happy Valley, Wednesday, 25 April...
Silvestre de Sousa will reunite with Pakistan Star (巴基之星) in the Audemars Piguet QE II Cup but only if former São Paulo apprentice school classmate Joao Moreira can coax the troubled galloped through...
Encore Boy’s (鞍歌) form reads like that of a 1,000m Happy Valley specialist but jockey Karis Teetan believes a better barrier can help the speedster stretch in distance on Wednesday night...
The Audemars Piguet QEII Cup, to be run on Sunday, 29 April at Sha Tin Racecourse, will mark the 20th year of sponsorship of the prestigious feature by the celebrated Swiss watchmaker.
Better race position, a touch more luck in running and a considerable weight swing on a key rival should be enough for See Me Now (一支梅) to hit back with a win in the Class Four Mount Butler Handicap (1,650m)...
Jockey Joao Moreira declared that Beat The Clock (爭分奪秒) was potentially “the best sprinter” in Hong Kong after the galloper scored his first Group victory with a strong last-to-first win in the G2 Sprint Cup (1200m) at Sha Tin this afternoon (Sunday, 8 April)...
Beauty Only (美麗大師) revisited past glories at Sha Tin Racecourse Sunday afternoon (8 April), returning to form with a rattling late run to win an action-packed edition of the Group 2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m)...
Zac Purton returns from suspension on Sunday at Sha Tin with his sights set on Joao Moreira in the jockeys’ championship and unbeaten three-year-old Lean Perfection (精益求精)...
In Hong Kong racing heavy is the head that wears the crown and many observers have noted not only a change in Joao Moreira’s riding this season but in his once happy-go-lucky demeanour.
Italian jockey Alberto Sanna leaves race goers shell shocked and reeling by winning the first race aboard over 100 to 1 shot Smart Charade (醒目再臨). It was an Italian Job no one expected.
Ping Hai Star (平海福星) handed jockey Ryan Moore a first BMW Hong Kong Derby (2000m) victory with a stunning last-to-first drive at Sha Tin Racecourse today, Sunday 18 March.
The Derby is the ultimate goal for any horse owner. Sunday will witness the crowning of a new champion of the turf – a Derby winning horse, owner, trainer, and jockey.
Jockey Brett Prebble put himself into rare company when he became just the third rider in Hong Kong history to reach 800 winners after taking Sunday’s (11 March) feature at Sha Tin, the Class 1 Singapore Turf Club Trophy Handicap (1200m), aboard Amazing Kids (華恩庭).
John Size goes with easy while Tony Cruz goes with confidence – could both ways be key to winning the once-in-a-lifetime Derby glory? Check out the top trainers’ insights.
Mr. Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Chief Executive Officer (2nd from right), Mr. Andrew Harding, the Club’s Executive Director, Racing (1st from right)...
The 14 selected contenders for the HK$18 million BMW Hong Kong Derby were revealed during a media conference at Happy Valley Racecourse this afternoon, Wednesday, 7 March.
David Hall, Derek Cruz and Michael Freedman may be equal last in the trainers’ championship for now but they are doing better than the numbers suggest...
Beauty Generation (美麗傳承) bolstered his position at the top of the jurisdiction’s sprinter-miler ranks Sunday, 25 February, taking the G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) at Sha Tin.
Easy Go Easy Win (得勝駒) bumped into one of Hong Kong’s rising stars last start and now the three-year-old gets the chance to continue what John Moore believes...
John Size says it is business as usual with Nothingilikemore (當家精選) as he presses on to the BMW Hong Kong Derby on March 18 but the star four-year-old is set to undergo...
Singapore Sling (星洲司令) cemented his candidacy for next month’s BMW Hong Kong Derby with an upset success in the HK$10 million Hong Kong Classic Cup (1800m) at Sha Tin racecourse...
Before the start of last night’s race meeting at Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Jockey Club observed one minute’s silence in remembrance of the victims of the bus accident from Saturday, 10 February.
It could be a case of fifth time lucky for Marvel Hero (萬馬飛騰) as the Caspar Fownes-trained Happy Valley specialist heads back to his favourite track...
A strong team led by returning sprinter Ivictory (天下為攻) has John Size set for another big haul at Sha Tin on Sunday as the reigning champion continues...
A drop in class and gate one gives The Golden Age (中華盛世) a golden opportunity to push his BMW Hong Kong Derby credentials when the talented French-bred four-year-old contests...
Seasons Bloom (四季旺) completed his Group 1 germination in the HK$10 million Stewards’ Cup (1600m) at Sha Tin Racecourse this afternoon, Sunday, 28 January...
Trainer John Size once again showed the depth of the top-line sprinters in his stable as he prepared the first three horses home in the G1 Centenary Sprint Cup (1200m)...
Even for the top ranked jockeys, gaining a big race ride can be a game of musical chairs and Neil Callan hopes the music has stopped at the right time...
The Hong Kong Classic Mile is a well trod stepping stone to greatness but Sunday’s meeting at Sha Tin will also showcase two of Hong Kong racing’s brightest...
Ideal distance options are rare for Hong Kong-trained stayers but Paul O’Sullivan’s Rule Thee (金如意) seems to have found a group of races at the right time...
Sparkling Talent (泡泡達人) seems the classic Class Five specialist and Nash Rawiller hopes a drop into the more comfortable confines of the bottom grade can help...
Joao Moreira’s suspensions are keeping the jockeys’ championship close and the Brazilian will be banking on on-pace runners like Mister Monte (劍聶風) on Wednesday night...
Hong Kong’s record-setting apprentice jockey Kei Chiong has retired from competitive race-riding. This follows time reflecting on her career and future plans whilst recovering from injury.
Chris So Wai-yin’s Eighty Eighty (八十八十) looks well-placed to break his maiden on Saturday at Sha Tin and might even start attractive odds without the “Joao Moreira-factor”...
A step up in trip and better draw give Call Me Awesome (再創商機) a great chance in the first section of the Class Four Saturn Handicap (1,650m) on a tricky card...
Much has been made of Joao Moreira’s “form slump” this season, and statistically he has struggled at Happy Valley, but he can begin to turn his poor record...
Time Warp’s (馬克羅斯) victory in the HK$25 million LONGINES Hong Kong Cup capped an outstanding day of international sport at Sha Tin Racecourse in the afternoon of Sunday, 10 December.
Dr Simon Ip (right), Chairman of the Hong Kong Jockey Club and Juan-Carlos Capelli (left), Vice-President of LONGINES and Head of International Marketing, jointly kick-off...
Jockeys participating in the LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship joined the Club’s senior officials for a media photo call at Happy Valley Racecourse today (5 December)...
Top French jockey Pierre-Charles Boudot has never had a ride at Happy Valley but has emerged as a popular choice to win the Longines International Jockeys’ Championship there...
Olivier Doleuze has not only landed a long-awaited Group One ride with D B Pin (翩翩) in the Hong Kong Sprint but is on a horse he feels is a live hope and ready to peak on the day.
Frankie Lor Fu-chuen has already established himself as the “King of Class Five” and can maintain his lead in the trainers’ championship with another two wins...
International stars are among the 55 world class selections for the HK$84.5 million LONGINES Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday, 10 December, 2017.
Zac Purton, Karis Teetan and Derek Leungwill join Joao Moreira as Hong Kong's representatives in the 2017 LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship...
Even those considered level-headed and above superstitious ways were starting to suggest John Moore and his embattled stable jockey head Tommy Berry to the temple with some jumbo-sized joss sticks.
Sam Clipperton has earned a reputation as a punter’s pal with long-priced winners over the past 14 months and he will be out to cause two more upsets...
Chris So Wai-yin’s championship credentials go on the line on Saturday at Sha Tin when three talented prospects make their debuts and hulking sprinter Bravo Watchman (彪形猛漢) returns second-up.
Nassa (創世紀) sprinted hard and late to crack the track record and hand trainer Tony Millard a hat-trick of wins in the Group 3 Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Handicap (1800m)...
Champion trainer John Size sealed an early double on Ladies’ Purse Day (Sunday, 5 November) at Sha Tin Racecourse thanks to a pair of bright young prospects...
The Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Day at Sha Tin Racecourse today (5 November) was brimming with excitement and glamour. An array of on-course activities befitting the theme of beauty were arranged for racegoers to enjoy.
Led by Frankie Lor, the locals dominate the early front-running for the championship, but can they make it stick and hold off the charges of John Size, Tony Cruz, John Moore and Caspar Fownes?
LONGINES and the Hong Kong Jockey Club are proud to initiate the first edition of the LONGINES Night Races as a kick-off event for the LONGINES Hong Kong International Races.
There is nothing quite like the Hong Kong racing hype machine to build a horse up to superstar status and after Nothingilikemore (當家精選) made it five-from-five with another faultless display...
Champion trainer John Size says his four runners are all in great shape for Sunday’s important Group Two Premier Bowl at Sha Tin but he isn’t take anything for granted despite his numerical advantage.
“King of the Valley” Caspar Fownes has called on old ally Brett Prebble to partner a couple of his charges on Wednesday night when Cheerfuljet (喜進) and Sweet Bean (糖黐豆) loom as leading chances at the city track.
Star apprentice Matthew Poon continued his strong start to his Hong Kong career with his first four-timer and his first Happy Valley trophy victory at the city circuit on Wednesday night (13 September).
Race-fit and well drawn, Starlight (紅星) should kick off what could be a big night for apprentice Matthew Poon Ming-fai when Dennis Yip Chor-hong’s sprinter contests the opening race...
Trainer Ricky Yiu Poon-fai has returned to one of the world’s great big-race jockeys, Gerald Mosse, to partner Blizzard (有得威) in the Group One Sprinters Stakes in Tokyo next month...
As a punter would you rather be happy or lucky? Any punter worth his betting slip would rather have luck on his side, but Seoul Racecourse seems to cater to both types of fans...
A HK$16.1 million jackpot into the Triple Trio on Sunday at Sha Tin will lead to a pool rarely seen these days so horseplayers will be putting plenty of time into their studies...
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