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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.
Officials hail Sha Tin spectacular a success, with crowd numbers up 37.5 per cent, but death of Liberty Island casts shadow over proceedings.
‘Magic Man’ kept good times rolling as Craig Williams and Francis Lui also got on the scoresheet.
World’s best sprinter clean sweeps Hong Kong Speed Series with 12th straight victory at Sha Tin on Sunday.
International superstars Mr Brightside and Goliath join local heroes Voyage Bubble and Ka Ying Rising on stacked Sha Tin card.
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The last time the Group One QE II Cup (2,000m) was run without the Hong Kong superstar, gallopers from the Land of the Rising Sun filled the first four placings.
Ka Ying Rising lands stall four for the Chairman’s Sprint Prize, while Mr Brightside will jump from gate two in the Champions Mile.
Voyage Samurai and Bottomuptogether headline handler’s all-out assault on this weekend’s 10-race card.
Jamie Richards’ two-year-old has ‘improvement to come’, while 65-1 chance shocks at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Swashbuckling front runner signs off with 13 wins and HK$83,796,256 in prize money.
Veteran handler expecting Patch Of Theta and Divano to make their presence felt this weekend.
Twenty individual Group One winners will vie for a share of the HK$74 million in prize money on April 27.
Danny Shum’s champion pulls up well from his shock defeat in Saturday night’s Group One Dubai Turf (1,800m) at Meydan.
Sardinian jockey will look to add to his 38 winners for the campaign on Wednesday night.
Hong Kong superstar goes down to Japan’s Soul Rush by the narrowest of margins at Meydan.
John Size-trained galloper is humanely euthanised after suffering a partial dislocation of his left front fetlock.
A week after landing the biggest success of his career aboard Straight Arron, the jockey partners Dragon Joy for the veteran trainer.
Danny Shum’s superstar chases a Hong Kong record 11th Group One win and a maiden Dubai Turf victory for the city.
Chief executive Engelbrecht-Bresges open to negotiations: ‘It has to be something which benefits us’.
Honest speedster will chase his maiden Group One success in Saturday’s Al Quoz Sprint (1,200m) in Dubai.
James McDonald confident the Hong Kong superstar is ready to produce another top performance at Meydan this Saturday.
