Visiting New Zealand trainer Andrew Forsman was hoping to snare a better barrier for his galloper Aegon in the HK$20 million G1 FWD Champions Mile (1600m) at Sha Tin on Sunday, but the Kiwi is fatalistic ahead of Sunday’s feature at Sha Tin on 30 April.
Andrew Forsman was hoping to snare a better barrier for his galloper Aegon in the HK$20 million Gr.1 FWD Champions Mile (1600m) at Sha Tin on Sunday, but the Kiwi is fatalistic ahead of Sunday’s feature at Sha Tin on 30 April.
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Seven races in three countries and some 16 months have passed since William Haggas-trained Dubai Honour was first set for the international racing stage at the 2021 LONGINES Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin.
Golden Sixty will attempt to secure another remarkable milestone to his glittering record at Sha Tin on FWD Champions Day (Sunday, 30 April) when the seven-year-old chases an unmatched third straight HK$20 million G1 FWD Champions Mile (1600m).
Reigning Hong Kong champion trainer Frankie Lor is optimistic Money Catcher can secure the ultimate success in the G1 FWD QEII Cup (2000m) against elite opposition at Sha Tin on Sunday (30 April).
Already armed with some tantalising success at her first foray into Hong Kong racing last year with Laws Of Indices, Sydney-based trainer Annabel Neasham returns to Sha Tin for Sunday’s (30 April) HK$20 million FWD Champions Mile (1600m) with My Oberon.
Karis Teetan lavished rich praise on Howdeepisyourlove after John Size’s talented three-year-old capped a stunning debut season by overcoming difficulty to win in the Class 2 Seoul Handicap (1200m) at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (26 April).
Lucky Sweynesse (NZ) (Sweynesse) has continued to raise the bar this season for trainer Manfred Man and on Sunday at Sha Tin the star four-year-old can add further gloss to an already impressive campaign if he is successful in the HK$5 million Gr.2 Sprint Cup (1200m).
Lucky Sweynesse (NZ) (Sweynesse) consolidated his status as Hong Kong’s premier sprinter with a comfortable triumph in the Gr.2 Sprint Cup at Sha Tin on Sunday.
