HONG KONG: Derby Promises To Be A Classic 8/03/2010 The Hong Kong Derby on March 14 promises to be one of the most competitive in recent years, according to the line-up unveiled by the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
HKJC Excited By Gold Coast Buys 13/01/2010 The Hong Kong Jockey Club expects local owners to be enthusiastic when the time comes to auction the eight yearlings purchased at the Magic Millions Yearling Sale at the Gold Coast last week.
HONG KONG: Record Breaker Chadwick Becomes Freelance 12/01/2010 The Hong Kong Jockey Club held a graduation ceremony for star apprentice Matthew Chadwick at Sha Tin after he rode his 70th HK winner on Sunday.
MM Statistics - Sessions 1-4 10/01/2010 The four session of the 2010 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale has concluded. Statistics, leading buyers and sires are as follows:
HONG KONG: Soumillon Wears Out His Welcome 10/01/2010 The Hong Kong Jockey has run out of patience with champion Belgian jockey Christophe Soumillon, withdrawing his invitation to take up a club jockey contract this season.
Hong Kong Destination For Encosta Colt 7/01/2010 Sacred Kingdom has alerted the Hong Kong racing public to the wares of Encosta De Lago and the HKJC were seeking to replicate that success when going to $530,000 for Lot 387 this afternoon.
Moody, HKJC Top Opening Session Buyers 6/01/2010 A full-brother to Group 1 winner Headway topped today's Magic Millions opener, when purchased by Peter Moody for $500,000, with the in form trainer joined by the Hong Kong Jockey Club atop the leading buyers list.
Winks to return to Australia 21/12/2009 Australian jockey James Winks has been granted a release from his riding contract in Hong Kong and will finish up his tenure on Sunday.
James Winks Coming Home 20/12/2009 Australian jockey James Winks will return to Melbourne next week after being granted a release from his Hong Kong riding contract.
Average Rises 28 Per Cent In Hong Kong 14/12/2009 As an Australian-bred, New Zealand-bought gelding by Exceed And Excel made top price of HK$5.7 million (£452,381) at Saturday's Hong Kong select two-year-old sale, rarity value helped to advance the median by 33 per cent and the average by 27.6 per cent compared with 2008 figures.
HONG KONG: A Day To Be Proud Of 14/12/2009 The 2009 Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Races proved a day of celebration for Hong Kong and France as records were broken and a billion dollars plus in betting turnover.
Melbourne Premier Highlighted As Kingdom Reigns 13/12/2009 Inglis' record as being the only sales company to sell a G1 Hong Kong International Sprint winner continued when local idol Sacred Kingdom won the race for a second time today, over a field rated the best assembled in the event's history.
Mark Player Audio Interview 11/12/2009 Mark Player, Head of International Races, Sales and Development for Hong Kong Jockey Club talks to Gary Crispe about the planning and strategies behind Sunday's Cathay Pacific International Raceday.
Kiwis Aim Up In Hong Kong 11/12/2009 With 21.56% of the accepted nominations for the four Group 1 races on offer, no other country in the world can lay claim to a greater breeding input to Sunday's HKJC International races than New Zealand.
All smiles at the Jockeys' Championship 10/12/2009 It was a very equitable evening at Happy Valley where three of the international jockeys managed a triple dead heat in their competition.
Professional Punting! 10/12/2009 Finding a winner at Sha Tin or Happy Valley is quiet an effort if you don't follow the money.
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HONG KONG: Derby Promises To Be A Classic
The Hong Kong Derby on March 14 promises to be one of the most competitive in recent years, according to the line-up unveiled by the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
Australian jockey James Winks will return to Melbourne next week after being granted a release from his Hong Kong riding contract.
Inglis' record as being the only sales company to sell a G1 Hong Kong International Sprint winner continued when local idol Sacred Kingdom won the race for a second time today, over a field rated the best assembled in the event's history.
