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Manfred Man hits 700 winners as Luke Ferraris stars with treble
Manfred Man soared into select company at Sha Tin on Saturday when the veteran horseman snared his 700th win as a trainer to join an illustrious band of contemporaries with Ruby Sailing’s (Starspangledbanner) victory. A former champion apprentice jockey whose most significant success in the saddle came aboard Go-Getter in the 1979 QEII Cup, Man... Read More
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Fast Network snares National Day Cup for Yip and Badel
Trainer Dennis Yip claimed a timely first win of the 2025/26 season, taking out the feature National Day Cup Handicap (Gr 3, 1000m) at Sha Tin’s National Day fixture on Wednesday when his stable star Fast Network (Wrote) blitzed an impressive field under Alexis Badel, who won the contest for a third time. Badel won... Read More
Bowman at the double as Fownes-Wong partnership flourishes
An abridged Sha Tin race meeting on Sunday was cut short due to the deterioration of the track in torrential rain, but not before Hugh Bowman secured an imposing double that took him to five wins for the season. The Australian got off to the best possible start after landing the opener in yielding conditions,... Read More
Caspar Fownes shines with Happy Valley four-timer
Reprising his role as ‘King of the Valley,’ Caspar Fownes vaulted to the top of the 2025/26 Hong Kong trainers’ championship with a quartet at Happy Valley on Wednesday night. Hong Kong’s most successful trainer at the track, Fownes boosted his career tally of wins at Happy Valley to 633 after combining with Ellis Wong... Read More
Britney Wong hits 20 wins with Sha Tin double
By Paul Ryding Britney Wong underlined her potential as she reached a career milestone at Sha Tin on Sunday (14 September) when the 26-year-old achieved her 20th win in Hong Kong. She rode two winners – reducing her apprentice’s claim to seven pounds from next week – on an intriguing day of racing that... Read More
Storming Dragon, Wrote A New Page strike early in DBS x Manulife Million Challenge as Richards shines again
Jamie Richards’ stable stocks continued to rise at Happy Valley on Wednesday night after the New Zealand trainer slotted his second double in two meetings as Storming Dragon (Star Turn) claimed joint leadership of the HK$1.5 million (approx. AU$291,540) DBS x Manulife Million Challenge. Fresh from a brace at the season-opening fixture at Sha Tin... Read More