HONG KONG: Size Pleased With Draw For Glorious Days 2/05/2013 There was little drama at the official barrier selection for the G1 Champions Mile at Sha Tin on Sunday with connections’ reactions ranging from pleased to no worse than satisfied.
Hong Kong Opportunity For Shoot Out 18/04/2013 A surprise trip to Hong Kong for next month's $HK12 million Champions Mile could be on the agenda for Doncaster Mile topweight Shoot Out.
HONG KONG: Little Bridge In Good Shape 13/11/2012 With the Longines Hong Kong International Races less than four weeks away the Jockey Club Races at Sha Tin on Sunday will provide the prime lead-up contests to Hong Kong racing’s showpiece.
HONG KONG: All Star Cast For Jockey Club Races 7/11/2012 Ambitious Dragon heads an all-star list for the Jockey Club Races at Sha Tin on Sunday featuring the e G2 Jockey Club Cup, G2 Jockey Club Mile and the G2 Jockey Club Sprint.
HONG KONG: Glorious Days Looming For Size 25/10/2012 Glorious Days, a powerfully-emerging force in the mile ranks and trainer John Size’s big hope for December’s Longines Hong Kong International Races, is set to make his seasonal return alongside stablemate and Hong Kong Derby hero Fay Fay at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Spring Plans For Hong Kong Stars 2/07/2012 Hong's Kong's champion trainer John Moore is waiting for the owners of his top class pair Xtension and Dominant to approve his plans for an assault on the Melbourne spring carnival.
HONG KONG: Ambitious Dragon Up To The Challenge 22/05/2012 Hong Kong has known only one Triple Crown winner but Ambitious Dragon will attempt to re-write that record when he lines up for the Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday.
SINGAPORE: McDonald On Target Aboard Golden Curl 21/05/2012 New Zealand's top jockey James McDonald did not fail to make his one-day visit at Kranji count on Singapore Airlines International Cup day, scoring for fellow Kiwi trainer Stephen Gray aboard Golden Curl.
Xtension Out Of Singapore Airlines Cup 10/05/2012 Hong Kong galloper Xtension has been taken out of the $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup over 2000m on May 20.
SINGAPORE: International Fields Taking Shape 9/05/2012 Fields for Singapore's two international races on May 20 – the $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup and the $1 million Group 1 KrisFlyer International Sprint – have attracted some top horseflesh from around the world.
Singapore International Fields Take Shape 8/05/2012 Fields for Singapore's two international races on May 20 – the $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup and the $1 million Group 1 KrisFlyer International Sprint – have attracted some top horseflesh from around the world.
Xtenstion Pushes Claims For Singapore Cup With Hong Kong Win 7/05/2012 XTENSION (John Moore/James McDonald) won the BMW Champions Mile for the second consecutive year and proved yet again how difficult it is to beat Hong Kong-trained horses on their home turf over 1m.
HONG KONG: Xtension Wins BMW Champions Mile 6/05/2012 The New Zealand jockey James McDonald confirmed his super star status at just twenty years-of-age after taking the 2012 BMW Sydney Carnival by storm, including riding a treble on Doncaster Mile Day, by winning the HK$12m, Group 1 BMW Champions Mile (1600m) in Xtension (IRE) at Sha Tin on Sunday.
McDonald takes Xtension to second Champions Mile 6/05/2012 It was Darren Beadman who got the victory for the John Moore trained Xtension last year and this year it was the task of young NZ Jockey James McDonald to get the 2012 win.
Rain easing at Sha Tin 5/05/2012 It's not that the track can't take the rain - it proved it last Sunday in an amazing feat of drainage - but it is far nicer for spectators and horses and jockeys if we get a nice day for the running of the BMW Champions Mile,
Notes from Hong Kong Friday 4/05/2012 There was another heavy thunderstorm early this morning yet by the time track work started for the overseas horses you would not have known it.
Peter Moody at Sha Tin 2/05/2012 Australian trainer Peter Moody was at trackwork this morning in Sha Tin to see Sharleen Gardner put King's Rose through her paces.
HONG KONG: Crack Field Assembled For Champions Mile 19/04/2012 Cityscape and African Story, two of the stars at the recent Dubai World Cup meeting, are among a quartet of top class overseas raiders looking to break the dominance of Hong Kong's crack milers in the G1 BMW Champions Mile at Sha Tin on May 6.
HONG KONG: Stars Depart For Dubai 22/03/2012 Hong Kong's contingent for the Dubai World Cup race night (Saturday 31 March) is on its way to the UAE after three of the six big-race contenders departed by air in the early hours of Thursday morning (22 March).
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HONG KONG: Size Pleased With Draw For Glorious Days
There was little drama at the official barrier selection for the G1 Champions Mile at Sha Tin on Sunday with connections’ reactions ranging from pleased to no worse than satisfied.
Ambitious Dragon heads an all-star list for the Jockey Club Races at Sha Tin on Sunday featuring the e G2 Jockey Club Cup, G2 Jockey Club Mile and the G2 Jockey Club Sprint.
Hong Kong has known only one Triple Crown winner but Ambitious Dragon will attempt to re-write that record when he lines up for the Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Hong Kong galloper Xtension has been taken out of the $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup over 2000m on May 20.
XTENSION (John Moore/James McDonald) won the BMW Champions Mile for the second consecutive year and proved yet again how difficult it is to beat Hong Kong-trained horses on their home turf over 1m.
