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Thunder and Crimson can flash home at season finale (opens the original)
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HAPPY Valley draws the curtain down for the final time on the 2025/26 season in Hong Kong, when the inner-city track hosts another exciting and competitive nine-race card, starting at 11.30am. Racegoers have plenty to look forward to during the night, with live entertainment from international stars singing on stage, an unforgettable fireworks display, prize draws, plus a jockeys’ parade and champion trainer presentation all featuring during the meeting. With the racetrack guaranteed to be packe
Breeze and Monarch can make chances Count at Sha Tin (opens the original)
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SUNDAY’s Class One Hong Kong Racehorse Owners Association Trophy Handicap (12.35pm) over a mile holds centre stage for Sha Tin’s final meeting of the 2025/26 season. Historically, records show gallopers in the lower half of the handicap have an advantage over top weights. That trend looks likely to continue with several well-rated performers lurking near the bottom of the weights. The David Eustace-trained SILVERY BREEZE has already had a productive first season, with four wins and four places a
Lady the right Choice with Yuen up (opens the original)
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ALL EYES will be on next season’s potential Classic Series contender Gold Patch who returns to the track after a two-month lay-off in the six-furlong Joy and Fun Handicap (1.10pm). This son of Ardrossan has always been highly regarded in the Francis Lui stable, having won two of his four races and been given encouraging reports from his regular rider Zac Purton. The New Zealand import did, however, suffer a set-back in May with a lameness issue, but then looked back on song with a smart trial wi
Agility has chance to Lead Valley rivals home (opens the original)
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ONLY three race meetings of the Hong Kong season remain, and Happy Valley hosts a fiendishly difficult nine-race card on Wednesday which features many gallopers looking for their elusive first win of the season before the summer break. With the weather remaining unpredictable, heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast to hit the territory once again and predicting what surface conditions will be like is anyone’s guess. The draw factor may come to the aid of bettors, with low gate numbers on the
Beauty and Robot can put on a show at the Valley (opens the original)
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WITH the World Cup taking centre stage in the sporting world at present, the Hong Kong Jockey Club have framed a unique eight-runner race at Happy Valley, symbolising the eight remaining nations who have reached the quarter finals of the tournament. Sporting the country’s national colours, the eight contenders will line-up in the aptly named Eight To Glory, a handicap over the extended mile at 1.10pm. Finding the winner, however, looks more difficult than naming the winner of the World Cup, with
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