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Ka Ying Rising confirms elite quality with stunning Premier Bowl triumph
Clocking one of the fastest 1200-metre times ever recorded at Sha Tin, Ka Ying Rising (Shamexpress) continued a relentless march towards the Hong Kong Sprint (Gr 1, 1200m) in December with imperious victory in the Premier Bowl Handicap (Gr 2, 1200m) at Sha Tin on Sunday. Posting his seventh win from nine starts, Ka Ying... Read More
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Vincent Ho slots Happy Valley three-timer to continue season revival
Casting aside the frustration of a sluggish start to the season, Vincent Ho posted a Happy Valley treble on Wednesday night, crowned by Jumbo Legend’s (Hinchinbrook) spectacular last-to-first win, to take riding honours. With only two wins from his first 64 rides of the season, the four-time winner of the Tony Cruz Award as Hong... Read More
Galaxy Patch underlines rich talent with Sha Tin Trophy romp
Synonymous with Golden Sixty’s (Medaglia D’Oro) towering feats, Vincent Ho has anointed Galaxy Patch (Wandjina) as Hong Kong’s “next future star” after the gelding’s dominant Sha Tin Trophy Handicap (Gr 2, 1600m) victory at Sha Tin on Sunday. Ho piloted Galaxy Patch to an emphatic one and half length win over Group 1 winner Voyage... Read More
Frankie Lor breaks through with Sha Tin double
Winless after eight meetings, Frankie Lor’s stable cranked into top gear at Sha Tin on Sunday with a double crowned by Sword Point’s (American Pharoah) brilliant win in the Class 2 Nam Long Shan Handicap (1650m, dirt). Champion trainer in 2021/22, Lor slotted his first winner of the season when the unraced gelding Master Trillion... Read More
Beauty Waves wins Group 3 National Day Cup
Beauty Waves (Starspangledbanner) continued an impressive rise through Hong Kong’s sprint ranks with victory in the National Day Cup Handicap (Gr 3, 1000m) at Sha Tin on Tuesday as Pierre Ng and Alexis Badel combined successfully with the former Irish speedster. Beaten on his previous start by highly rated Ka Ying Rising (Shamepress), Beauty Waves... Read More
Rubylot leads charge of Four-Year-Old Classic Series contenders
David Hayes will aim Rubylot (Rubick) at the Hong Kong Classic Mile (1600m) in January after the talented gelding claimed the Class 3 Yan Chai Trophy Handicap (1200m) with a devastating sprint at Sha Tin on Saturday. Ridden by Brenton Avdulla in place of Hugh Bowman, who was indisposed, Rubylot posted his fourth win from... Read More