HONG KONG: Moore Sure The Cup Will Stay At Home 24/04/2012 Visiting Audemars Piguet QEII Cup contenders may not be able to overcome the local brigade at Sha Tin on Sunday according to Hong Kong's most prolific winning trainer John Moore.
HONG KONG: Ferraris Delighted With Sweet Orange 23/04/2012 David Ferraris, trainer of the 2005 Audemars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup winner Vengeance Of Rain, is bullish about the prospects of his latest emerging star Sweet Orange in the 2012 edition of the HK$14 million race at Sha Tin on Sunday.
New Sires On Show At Tattersalls 27/09/2011 A slightly smaller than usual group of first season stallions will be represented in the premier Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale but those with their first representatives are certainly a top-class bunch.
Marju Retired From Stud Duty 10/09/2011 Former top shelf shuttle sire Marju has been retired from stud duties by Ireland's Derrinstown Stud.
First internationals set to hit Melbourne 5/09/2011 Hong Kong gallopers Mighty High and Silver Grecian will be the first international horses to arrive for the Melbourne spring carnival.
Rapido Star a rising star? 25/07/2011 Kranji's feature race on Sunday was an Open Benchmark 83 over 1000m on the AWT, with
winner Rapdio Star overcoming a bad draw and rattling home.
Thrilling finish to Hong Kong season 11/07/2011 John Moore saddled four winners to overtake Tony Cruz and win the Trainers' Championship on
an exciting afternoon of racing at Sha Tin.
HONG KONG: Fond Farewell For Good Ba Ba 6/07/2011 The 'Changing of the Guard' in Hong Kong racing continues on the final race day of the season at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Wishes fulfilled at Sha Tin 27/06/2011 Favourite Fulfil A Wish did just that for many when he won The Racing Club Handicap.
Farewell to Viva Pataca at Sha Tin 25/06/2011 Viva Pataca will be paid a special tribute at Sha Tin tomorrow to wish him well in his retirement,
a well earned one for sure.
HONG KONG: Big Farewell For Viva Pataca 24/06/2011 Viva Pataca, without doubt one of the greatest racehorses ever to have graced the Hong Kong turf, will bid farewell after a glorious career spanning six seasons, at Sha Tin On Sunday.
HONG KONG: Retirement For Good Ba Ba 24/06/2011 Former world champion miler and 2008 Horse Of The Year Good Ba Ba is the latest Hong Kong star to go into retirement.
Mighty High mighty nice win 30/05/2011 Mighty High ticked most boxes before the race and did not disappoint, despite fantastic runs
from Mr Medici and Viva Pataca.
HONG KONG: Champion Stayer Title On The Line 29/05/2011 There should be more pointers towards the Champion Stayer's title on Sunday when the last Hong Kong Group 1 event of the domestic season, the Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup, is run at Sha Tin over the testing trip of 2400m.
HONG KONG: Melbourne Cup Plan For Mighty High 29/05/2011 The John Moore-trained Mighty High, ridden by Darren Beadman for owner Albert Hung Chao Hong, scored his first G1 success in the Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup, final leg of the Triple Crown, at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Humid in Hong Kong 1/05/2011 But it isn't raining! No major scratchings to report other than Tai Sing Yeh who is out of the
Sprint Cup.
Notes from Hong Kong 29/04/2011 It's a bit on the damp side here but more misty and drizzle than heavy rain so shouldn't have
too much affect on Sunday's activities.
HONG KONG: Mixed Fortunes In APQEII Cup Draw 28/04/2011 The draw for the Audemars Piguet Queen Elizabeth II Cup is of more significance than most because, in the words of Darren Beadman, “The 2000m start is the trickiest at Sha Tin because the first turn comes so early.”
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HONG KONG: Moore Sure The Cup Will Stay At Home
Visiting Audemars Piguet QEII Cup contenders may not be able to overcome the local brigade at Sha Tin on Sunday according to Hong Kong's most prolific winning trainer John Moore. 
Hong Kong's greatest money earner Viva Pataca has been retired and is destined to spend his salad days in Australia.
