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Sam Agars
Racing Editor
Sam Agars started his career in South Australia before moving to Hong Kong in 2014. He spent three years covering rugby and golf for the Post, before joining the horse racing team in 2018.
British jockey spears Chill Kaka, Fashion Legend and Rising Force to victory on Wednesday night’s all-dirt card.
Cap Ferrat joins Massive Sovereign in scooping the city’s most prestigious race after being offloaded by the breeding powerhouse.
Fifth in Sunday’s feature, the four-year-old could lock horns with star Australian galloper Mr Brightside on Champions Day next month.
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Australian trainer and jockey Luke Ferraris go within a short head of orchestrating a brilliant feature success from the outside gate.
Brazilian jockey looks to follow up successes atop Rapper Dragon and Sky Darci in city’s most prestigious race.
Believed to be the first syndicate ever registered by the Jockey Club, the group could reach the pinnacle of ownership in the city thanks to Rubylot.
Hong Kong’s top jockey is on track to ride at the Sha Tin meeting on March 30.
Four of the top five chances in overseas fixed-odds markets will be partnered by riders chasing their maiden success in the prestigious contest.
Smart four-year-old has connections quietly confident ahead of the city’s most prestigious race at Sha Tin on Sunday.
A total of 28 individual Group One winners feature among the Champions Day entries released by the Jockey Club on Wednesday.
Australian jockey will partner Californiatotality for Tony Cruz in this Sunday’s HK$26 million feature.
Lo Rider might have the second-lowest rating in the Hong Kong Derby but his trainer expects the four-year-old to thrive over 2,000m.
Ricky Yiu’s consistent galloper continues his fruitful season with victory in the Class Two Kowloon Tong Club Trophy (1,600m).
Dennis Yip hoping to join forces with the Belgian jockey in the city’s most prestigious race.
Classic Cup winner Rubylot and Classic Mile hero My Wish headline field announced on Friday morning.
Specialists have told the star Australian jockey his broken big toe needs longer to recover.
Rated 80 after two wins on the dirt from 13 Hong Kong starts, Mark Newnham’s galloper needs to boost his rating on Wednesday night.
Jockey Club chief executive Engelbrecht-Bresges blunt when asked for his thoughts on Friday night’s auction: ‘it’s simple – disappointing’.
Champion galloper not expected to chase a fourth straight Group One QE II Cup win despite a change in quarantine protocols between Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia.
A Group One winner on a yielding surface, continued rain will play right into the five-year-old speedster’s hands.
Chief executive Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges pleased the government has recognised ‘a significant illegal gambling problem’.
Star British jockey replaces Zac Purton on in-form galloper for Wednesday night’s Happy Valley meeting.
