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JOAO MOREIRA AND THE $20 MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION
By Hans Ebert It’s a terrific programme put together for the last race meeting of 2015 with all eyes on the very expensive import Consort, purchased by bloodstock agent George Moore, and the former Sir Michael Stoute-trained galloper with outstanding … Continue reading
Posted in Australian horse racing industry, brett prebble, DOUGLAS WHYTE, Gai Waterhouse, GERARD MOSSE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, The horse racing industry, zac purton
Tagged ATC, BILL VLAHOS, Brett Prebble, Chad Schofield, Christophe Soumillon, Consort, Douglas Whyte, Edward Sadler, GaiTV, George Moore, Giant Treasure, Gold-Fun, Joao Moreira, Karis Teetan, Michael Stoute, MORE-IRA, Neil Callan, PAN SUTONG, Racing To Win, RANDWICK
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Looking back at HKIR Week: The Highlights and The Dimwits
By Hans Ebert * The HKIJC Post-race party at Adrenaline- an incredible melting pot of different nationalities, and personalities comprising racing fans, a bevy of stunning HKJC Racing Ambassadors, racing executives and some of the best jockeys in the world, … Continue reading
THE FAST TRACKER IS HOPING FOR A SIESTA SUNDAY, SEÑOR
(Courtesy of http://www.fasttrack.hk) It might have started out being How Green Is My Valley for Douglas Whyte when he won the first race of the evening on Wednesday aboard Idyllic Wind with the arrogant confidence we have come to expect … Continue reading
Posted in brett prebble, casper fownes, dennis yip, DOUGLAS WHYTE, GERARD MOSSE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN MOORE, JOHN SIZE, richard gibson, The horse racing industry, www.fasttrack.hk
Tagged Almond Lee, Blizzard, Brett Prebble, Caspar Fownes, Chad Schofield, Douglas Whyte, Giant Treasure, happy wednesday, Idyllic Wind, Joao Moreira, Jockey Challenge, Karis Teetan, Keith Yeung, Lucky Scepter, Nash Rawiller, Richard Fourie, RICHARD GIBSON, SEAN WOODS, VINCENT CY HO
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ZAC PURTON COMES OF AGE
PART OF THE FEEL GOOD STORIES When Zac Purton won his first Hong Kong Jockey Premiership last season, and, in so doing, ended the incredible thirteen-year reign of “Emperor” Douglas Whyte, Australian racing fans celebrated almost as much as the … Continue reading
Posted in DOUGLAS WHYTE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, zac purton
Tagged Douglas Whyte, Giant Treasure, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Jockey Premiership, Hong Kong Racing, Horse racing, Joao Moreira, John Size, Luger, PAN SUTONG, ROYAL ASCOT, Sacred Falls, Zac Purton, zac purton and tagged BMW HK Derby
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ZAC PURTON COMES OF AGE
When Zac Purton won his first Hong Kong Jockey Premiership last season, and, in so doing, ended the incredible thirteen-year reign of “Emperor” Douglas Whyte, Australian racing fans celebrated almost as much as the country’s cricket fans will if Australia … Continue reading
WHYTE, SIZE AND ONE LESS AMIGO
THAT OLD WHYTE MAGIC… Don’t cry for me, Argentina, and no matter what it might have looked like on the surface, and before the turn of events after Sunday’s races, no one should have been feeling sorry for Douglas Whyte … Continue reading
Posted in casper fownes, DOUGLAS WHYTE, GERARD MOSSE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN SIZE, The horse racing industry
Tagged Able Friend, Beauty Only, Chairman’s Sprint, Christophe Soumillon, DARREN FLINDELL, Douglas Whyte, Fownes Caspar, Giant Treasure, Gold-Fun, Joao Moreira, John Size, Karis Teetan, Luger, Neil Callan, PAN SUTONG, Peniaphobia, Romantic Touch, Shane Dye, The Obliterator, Tony Cruz
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LONGINES HKIR DAY: HONG KONG’S EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO THE WORLD
Let’s first get those “boring numbers” out of the way: 74,000 people on course and a turnover of HK$1.465 billion. On top of this, add another HK$65 million from commingling. Financially, Sunday’s LONGINES International Races at Shatin was another huge … Continue reading
Posted in DOUGLAS WHYTE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN MOORE, richard gibson, The horse racing industry, zac purton
Tagged Able Friend, Aerovelocity, Designs On Rome, Douglas Whyte, Flintshire, Giant Treasure, HKJC, Hong Kong Mile, Joao Moreira, John Moore, Lankan Rupee, LONGINES HKIR, Longines International Races, Lord Kanaloa, military attack, Packing Pins, PAN SUTONG, RICHARD GIBSON, Shatin racecourse, Star Track, the Hong Kong Cup
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