Also at the circuit’s final meeting of the season, Zac Purton lands a four-timer and the race for the Tony Cruz Award hots up.
Both the local riders’ premiership and the trainers’ title are still alive heading into Sunday’s Sha Tin meeting.
David Eustace thinks a run this season will ‘really benefit’ the 2024 Hong Kong Derby hero.
The 44-year-old salutes aboard Notthesillyone, Shinkansen and Jumbo Legend to move to 71 winners for the season.
The 34-year-old hopes Bravehearts can help him close the gap to Matthew Poon in the race to be leading local rider.
David Hayes has started to map out his superstar sprinter’s season.
The top jockey’s exploits were headlined by Magnifique’s win, but there was a sting in the tail for connections.
Multiple Group One winners line-up at Deauville for the French simulcast feature on Sunday.
There is also simulcast racing from South Africa in the form of the Group One Durban July (2,000m).
The champion jockey has 10 rides on another busy day, including Masterofmyuniverse in the feature.
The 34-year-old has 10 rides this weekend, including Field Marshall and Smiling Emperor.
David Eustace’s rising star could head to the Celebration Cup to kick off next season.
The 31-year-old rider heads to Sha Tin on Tuesday with a lead of two wins in the race for the leading local jockey this season.
The 33-year-old is hoping a drop in distance will be a masterstroke by Caspar Fownes.
The 12-time champion trainer looks set for a big day as he closes in on another premiership.
Lyle Hewitson, Jerry Chau and Karis Teetan hit the turf after fall in the home straight, with Seasons Wit later euthanised.
The 35-year-old also has a key chance with Storming Dragon at the city circuit.
Francis Lui-trained galloper lands the Group Three Premier Cup (1,400m) at Sha Tin on Sunday.
It is an international affair as an action-packed five days concludes.
The Japanese sprinter will clash with a swag of other international stars in the Group One Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes (1,200m).
Shadow Of Light is set to go off a warm order in the other Group One on the card.
The superstar Kiwi jockey helps John and Thady Gosden celebrate a big-race double.
All seven races from the second day of the prestigious meeting will be simulcast by the Jockey Club on Wednesday night.
All seven races from the opening fixture of the prestigious festival will be simulcast by the Jockey Club on Tuesday night.
The 24-year-old continues a rampant period where he has won at five of the last six meetings.
The progressive four-year-old was a class apart in the Group One contest at Eagle Farm.
The 26-year-old holds a narrow lead over the champion jockey in the unofficial title fight.
The 36-year-old has not yet given up on making a run for the Tony Cruz Award.
It wasn’t all positive for Wong on Sunday, however, with the apprentice slapped with a three-meeting ban.
Also on a bumper simulcast weekend, Dave The King retains his crown in Greyville’s Gold Challenge.