Hong Kong-based jockeys Alexis Badel and Karis Teetan endured a testing conclusion to the 2025 World All-Star Jockeys at Sapporo Racecourse on Sunday (24 August), finishing 12th and 13th respectively in the individual standings.

Hong Kong Horse of the Year (2024/25) Ka Ying Rising breezed effortlessly through his first official barrier trial this morning (Friday, 22 August) on Sha Tin’s dirt course ahead of a return to racing on Sunday, 7 September followed by his historic bid to scale the world’s richest turf race in Australia.

Group Three winner Lupo Solitario has returned to New Zealand, and the care of his former trainer Danica Guy, following a six-month racing stint in Hong Kong.

A high-class field of eleven has been declared to run in the G1 Grosser Preis Bayerisches Zuchtrennen (2000m) at Munich on Sunday (27 July).

Saturday’s (26 July) King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2392m) will be the most valuable race ever run at Ascot and four of its five declared runners are world-class quality middle-distance performers by any measurement.

A healthy Mr Brightside is having his work increased as he nears a spring return.

An extraordinary 2024/25 Hong Kong racing season drew to a close at Happy Valley on Wednesday (16 July), concluding one of the greatest chapters in Hong Kong racing history.

Matthew Poon has withstood an inspired season finale push from Derek Leung to claim his first Tony Cruz Award as Hong Kong’s leading homegrown jockey in dramatic circumstances at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (16 July).

Brett Davis provides exclusive Preview of Happy Valley races.

Mark Newnham’s stable is home to one of Hong Kong’s most exciting horses and the trainer, a superb winner of 43 races in his second campaign, heads into the Season Finale at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (16 July) already keen on what 2025/26 may have in store.

Selections and analysis for Wednesday's (16/07/25) 09-race fixture at Happy Valley

John Size secured a record-extending 13th Hong Kong trainers’ championship at Sha Tin on Sunday (13 July) as the master trainer embarked on a familiar coronation march with a treble, further burnishing an extraordinary career.

John Size secured a record-extending 13th Hong Kong trainers’ championship at Sha Tin on Sunday (13 July) as the master trainer embarked on a familiar coronation march with a treble, further burnishing an extraordinary career.

John Size secured a record-extending 13th Hong Kong trainers’ championship at Sha Tin on Sunday (13 July) as the master trainer embarked on a familiar coronation march with a treble, further burnishing an extraordinary career.