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Danny Shum

Danny Shum
Danny Shum
Danny Shum Chap-shing is a Hong Kong horse trainer. The Hong Kong local was a jockey between 1977 and 1983. He learnt the training ropes as assistant to former multiple Hong Kong champion trainer Ivan Allan, and was granted a Hong Kong trainer's licence ahead of the 2003-04 season. His biggest success came with Little Bridge, who he prepared to win the King's Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2012.
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Zac Purton salutes the Sha Tin crowd after Ka Ying Rising’s record-equalling triumph on Sunday. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

The history that beckons champions Ka Ying Rising and Romantic Warrior in 2026

Superstar gallopers look poised for big years again after sensational Group One victories on Sunday.

Hong Kong racing

Warrior set to skip Saudi Cup and target Hong Kong’s Triple Crown

Hong Kong racing

Shum expects Warrior to return with a bang: ‘He’s happy and healthy’

Hong Kong racing

Purton fires in Valley treble as Bowman, Shum and Whyte bag doubles

Champion jockey leads the way with a three-timer at the city circuit’s only day meeting of the season.

Hakka Radiance surges clear under Zac Purton to complete a Happy Valley hat-trick. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Purton to ride Voyage Bubble in latest clash with Warrior in Jockey Club Cup

Champion jockey reunites with Triple Crown hero after connections opt to step him up to 2,000m on November 23.

Hong Kong racing

Kingscote looking to get on the board with familiar face on Sha Tin dirt

The British rider hopes to repeat his three wins from as many rides at the all-weather meeting in March.

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Hong Kong racing

Purton sails past 1,900 HK wins while Newnham clicks up another gear

Superstar jockey ticks off yet another milestone while the in-form trainer bags his first treble of the year.

Zac Purton celebrates his 1,900th Hong Kong win. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Crawford has high hopes of Class Two Valley victory with Encountered

First-season Hong Kong handler believes his six-year-old can go one better after a slashing first-up second to Lo Rider.

Hong Kong racing

Cruz continues strong patch with Sha Tin double but is hungry for more

The 68-year-old handler followed on from a Happy Valley treble with another brilliant day.

Hong Kong racing

Eustace ready to shrug off slow start with strong Wednesday squad at the Valley

The 34-year-old is the only trainer yet to get on the board, but he is far from panicking as he heads to the city circuit.

David Eustace is looking for his first winner of the campaign at Happy Valley on Wednesday. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Bowman makes light work of wide barriers to bag Sha Tin double

Australian ace strikes top form with a brace on Sunday, booting home Hakka Radiance and Solid Win.

Solid Win storms home down the outside under Hugh Bowman to win at Sha Tin. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Fownes explodes into trainers’ premiership lead with Valley four-timer

There were also doubles for Ellis Wong Chi-wang, Karis Teetan and Danny Shum Chap-shing at the city circuit.

Hong Kong racing

Richards continues hot start, while Metro Power lights up Sha Tin straight

Kiwi handler moves to five successes thanks to the victory of Jubilant Winner on Sunday.

Hong Kong racing

5 things to watch for during the 2025-26 Hong Kong racing season

The return of the Warrior, Ka Ying’s climb, Japan’s presence at HKIR, Sevens week at the Valley and Purton’s pursuit of 2,000.

Romantic Warrior gallops at Sha Tin on Thursday morning. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Bowman, Whyte and Richards fire in doubles at Valley opener

Australian jockey and two handlers make flying starts to the city circuit’s new campaign with braces on Wednesday night.

Trainer Douglas Whyte, jockey Hugh Bowman and owner David Boehm celebrate Dan Attack’s Happy Valley win. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Buoyed by Markwin bonus, Bentley heads to Happy Valley with a head of steam

British rider keen to continue his momentum aboard the hat-trick-seeking Wrote A New Page at the midweek meeting.

Hong Kong racing

HK racing off-season update: Bowman wins Silver Saddle, new imports announced

The 45-year-old won his second leading rider honour at Ascot’s Shergar Cup meeting.

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Hong Kong racing

Trio of jockeys taken to hospital, horse dies after nasty incident at Happy Valley

Lyle Hewitson, Jerry Chau and Karis Teetan hit the turf after fall in the home straight, with Seasons Wit later euthanised.

Karis Teetan (right) limps away from Wednesday night’s horror Happy Valley fall, while Jerry Chau is treated on the track. Photo: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

In-form Bentley keen to carry momentum to the Valley after Flying Sha Tin finish

English jockey enjoys success in Sunday’s finale and is hopeful he’ll be right in the thick of things again at the midweek meeting.

Hong Kong racing

Hong Kong superstar Romantic Warrior has screw inserted into injured leg

Jockey Club confirms surgery is a success and the world’s highest-earning racehorse is recovering in his box.

Hong Kong racing

Minor joint issue forces Jockey Club to cancel Warrior’s welcome home ceremony

Ten-time Group One hero will not parade in front of fans on Sunday after scans reveal ‘potential changes’ in one of his legs.

Romantic Warrior wins January’s Group One Jebel Hatta (1,800m) at Meydan. Photo: Alex Evers/HKJC
Hong Kong racing

Record-breaking Romantic Warrior primed and ready to make more history at Meydan

Danny Shum’s superstar chases a Hong Kong record 11th Group One win and a maiden Dubai Turf victory for the city.

Romantic Warrior works at Meydan on Friday morning. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

Romantic Warrior’s season likely to end after Dubai Turf, confirms Danny Shum

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.

Hong Kong racing

Romantic Warrior pulls up well from brave Saudi Cup defeat

Hong Kong’s champion galloper has come through his close second to Japan’s Forever Young in good order, with the Dubai Turf in April his next target.

Hong Kong racing

Romantic Warrior camp confident ahead of audacious Saudi Cup dirt test

Star jockey and veteran trainer upbeat about champion galloper’s bid for an 11th Group One triumph in world’s richest race.

James McDonald puts Romantic Warrior through his paces on the dirt at King Abdulaziz Racecourse ahead of this weekend’s Saudi Cup. Photo: Alex Evers/HKJC
Hong Kong racing

Slight change to Romantic Warrior’s travel plans no concern ahead of Saudi Cup

Ten-time Group One winner flies to Riyadh three days later than originally scheduled in preparation for world’s richest race.

Romantic Warrior wins the Group One Jebel Hatta (1,800m) at Meydan on January 24. Photos: Alex Evers/HKJC
Hong Kong racing

Nothing can stop Romantic Warrior, except maybe a Lunar New Year delay

Trainer Danny Shum unsure exactly when brilliant Jebel Hatta winner will arrive in Saudi Arabia.

Hong Kong racing

Romantic Warrior takes Dubai by storm with electric Jebel Hatta victory

Superstar Hong Kong galloper breaks the track record on the way to his 10th Group One success.

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