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Trainer Caspar Fownes will cast a menacing Karma into uncharted territory on Sunday (3 November) when the sizeable chestnut – outclassed on paper but in career-best form – contests the HK$4.2 million G3 Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Handicap (1800m) at Sha Tin.
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Laying down a marker for the HK$4.2 million G3 Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Handicap (1800m) at Sha Tin on Sunday (3 November), Caspar Fownes fired in a Happy Valley treble on Wednesday night (30 October) to move into second place on the Hong Kong trainers’ championship.
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong Selections and Analysis for Sunday, November 3, 2024, at Sha Tin.
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Riding high after a breakthrough double in Hong Kong on Sunday afternoon (27 October) at Happy Valley, trainer David Eustace returns to the iconic city circuit on Wednesday (30 October) armed with a trio of runners as he aims to build on a productive weekend.
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Victories by a pair of Hong Kong debutants – Horsepower and Young Emperor – highlighted the Happy Valley meeting on Sunday (27 October) when David Eustace, Vincent Ho, Zac Purton and Luke Ferraris shone with doubles.
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong Selection and Analysis for Wednesday, October 30, 2024 at Happy Valley.
Do Deuce closed from a seemingly impossible position with a quarter-mile remaining to win his fourth Grade 1 race in Sunday’s autumn running of the $2.77 million Tenno Sho at Tokyo Racecourse.
With 100 yards remaining in Saturday’s Group 1 Cox Plate at Moonee Valley Racecourse in Melbourne, Australia, Via Sistina was well clear of eight rivals, enough for jockey James McDonald to stand up in the saddle and begin celebrating.
You will not find any Group 1 form among the seven entrants in the Group 1 Futurity Trophy Stakes on Saturday at Doncaster Racecourse.
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Former Australian galloper Six Pack embarks on a new career chapter in the HK$2.84 million Class 2 Guangzhou Handicap (1200m) at Happy Valley on Sunday (27 October) as trainer Douglas Whyte plots a path towards Hong Kong’s lucrative 2025 Four-Year-Old Classic Series.
