Wednesday Gallop For All Silent 23/02/2010 Group One star All SIlent will appear in a critical exhibition gallop at Betfair Park on Wednesday.
Hall Retains Silent Ride 1/02/2010 Jockey Nick Hall will be re-united with All Silent in his first and final Australian start of the autumn in the Newmarket Handicap.
Blues Out To Buck Trend 29/01/2010 Queensland sprinter Burdekin Blues will be out to buck the trend in tomorrow's Group 1 Lightning Stakes as the only horse not resuming from a break.
HONG KONG: Japan Preferred For Sacred Kingdom 19/01/2010 Connections of champion sprinter Sacred Kingdom are considering a Japan target in March as an alternative to racing in Dubai.
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.
Melbourne Premier Sale Now Online 17/12/2009 The catalogue for the 2010 Inglis Melbourne Premier Sale, featuring 724 lots by all of Australasia's leading stallions, is now online.
Apache Cat retired 16/12/2009 Enormously popular sprinter Apache Cat has been retired as a result of a leg injury suffered in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin last Sunday.
Aussie Trio Turn Heads At Sha Tin 13/12/2009 Australia's three Hong Kong Sprint contenders All Silent, Apache Cat and Scenic Blast looked a picture of health when they had easy workouts on the all-weather at Sha Tin on Saturday morning.
Unbeaten (Aus) Record Grows To Eleven 13/12/2009 Sacred Kingdom made up for his absence 12 months ago when joining Falvelon and Silent Witness as dual winners of the G1 Hong Kong International Sprint (1200m) and bringing the unbeaten run of Australian-bred runners in this race to eleven with his dominant victory at Sha Tin today.
Graeme Begg Audio Interview After The Sprint 13/12/2009 Australian trainer Graeme Begg talks to Bruce Clark and the media after All Silent's run in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint.
Brett Prebble Audio Interview After the Sprint 13/12/2009 Champion Hong Kong rider Brett Prebble talks to the media after winning the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint on Sacred Kingdom.
HONG KJONG: Locals Triumph Again In The Sprint 13/12/2009 Champion sprinter Sacred Kingdom upheld the local dominance of the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin on Sunday by regaining the title he won so impressively two years ago.
Ricky Yiu Audio Interview 13/12/2009 Ricky Yiu trainer of Sacred Kingdom talks to the media after winning the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint.
2009 Hong Kong International Race Stats 11/12/2009 Here are the various statistics which analyse the history of the International meeting, highlighting the many countries who come to Sha Tin.
Hong Kong Intl Races 11/12/2009 Here are the various statistics which analyse the history of the International meeting, highlighting the many countries who come to Sha Tin.
Handicapper's Corner 11/12/2009 All eyes are on Sha Tin this weekend for the International Meeting and for Australians the Hong Kong Sprint holds particular interest with three local runners set to line up in what looks a very strong race.
The Money Trail 11/12/2009 Let's check out all the odds from Betchoice and Betfair on the major races this weekend.
Aussie Handicapper Favours All Silent 11/12/2009 Melbourne handicapper Greg Carpenter is in the All Silent corner for Sunday's $1.8 million Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin.
All Silent back in favour in Hong Kong 11/12/2009 Punters appear to have disregarded All Silent's wide barrier for Sunday's International Sprint at Sha Tin in Hong Kong.
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Wednesday Gallop For All Silent
Damien OIiver talks to the press after riding Apache Cat in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint.
Champion sprinter Sacred Kingdom upheld the local dominance of the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin on Sunday by regaining the title he won so impressively two years ago.
Here are the various statistics which analyse the history of the International meeting, highlighting the many countries who come to Sha Tin.
