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CASPAR FOWNES AND HIS TOP 20 CHAMPION HORSES OVER THE PAST TWENTY YEARS
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk It’s hard to think that he almost didn’t receive his license to train in Hong Kong.There are vague memories of those days when his father Lawrie went to bat for him along with the racing media … Continue reading
Posted in casper fownes, HAPPY WEDNESDAY, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, The horse racing industry
Tagged "Sacred Kingdom", Able Friend, Aerovelocity, Bullish Luck, Caspar Fownes, Designs On Rome, Electronic Unicorn, Fairy King Prawn, GOOD BA BA, happy valley, LUCKY NINE, military attack, Mr Vitality, Oriental Express, Quicken Away, Rapper Dragon, Silent Witness, Vengeance Of Rain, Viva Pataca
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DOUGLAS WHYTE AND HIS LIST OF HONG KONG’S TOP 20 CHAMPION HORSES
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk When Douglas Whyte rode the first winner of the day at Sha Tin yesterday, it was one of those moments in time that made my mind wander. It was a lowly Class 5 event, but it … Continue reading
Posted in DOUGLAS WHYTE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing
Tagged "Sacred Kingdom", Able Friend, Able One, Aerovelocity, Akeed Mofeed, AMBITIOUS DRAGON, Designs On Rome, Electronic Unicorn, Glorious Days, GOOD BA BA, Indigenous, LUCKY NINE, LUCKY OWNERS, military attack, Oriental Express, Rapper Dragon, Silent Witness, Vengeance Of Rain, Viva Pataca, Werther
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HOW IS RACING REALLY GOING TO WIN?
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk “Racing To Win”, that Cecil B DeMille of a production from the HKJC starring the Kim, Kourtney and Khloe of racing, is hardly riveting viewing, but, apparently, the programme has a loyal audience. Probably around 28, … Continue reading
Posted in HAPPY WEDNESDAY, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, HORSE RACING AND SOCIAL MEDIA, The horse racing industry
Tagged Bet365, Carlos Wu, GOOD BA BA, happy wednesday, HKJC, Indigenous, Lawrence Wadey, Mr Vitality, Oriental Express, Racing To Win, Racing.com, River Verdon, Robin Parke, Silent Witness, Tung-biu, TVN, Viva Pataca
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WORTH REVISITING AS #HKIR NEARS: SILENT WITNESS: LIVING LEGEND
By Hans Ebert “Have you seen the size of his nostrils? I remember (trainer) Tony Millard’s father telling me that you can tell a good horse by the size of their nostrils. It gives them that extra oxygen, and, man, … Continue reading
SILENT WITNESS: LIVING LEGEND
By Hans Ebert “Have you seen the size of his nostrils? I remember (trainer) Tony Millard’s father telling me that you can tell a good horse by the size of their nostrils. It gives them that extra oxygen, and, man, … Continue reading
THE WEIRDOS ISSUE
(Source: The Blank Club) THE JOKE’S ON YOU, DANNY BOY! (Source: Deviant Art) Reading the piece on Melbourne’s own “Mr Arrogance” of Racing – Danny O’Brien in that city’s News Limited Herald-Sun’s Inside Racing column last Saturday, could lead one … Continue reading
Posted in Australian horse racing industry, BLACK CAVIAR, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, The horse racing industry, Victorian Racing Club
Tagged Black Caviar, Danny O'Brien, Gina Rinehart, GOOD BA BA, Good Ba Ba retires, JOHN SINGLETON, Lucky 88, Mr Arrogance, NATHAN TINKLER, Peter Moody, RACING VICTORIA
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
(Courtesy of http://www.fasttrack.hk) (Source: Punter Paradise) Okay, so let’s not be emotional about this and look at the facts: In the annals and anals of racing history, Hong Kong’s Champion Miler, the eleven-year-old Good Ba Ba came last to Black … Continue reading
Posted in BLACK CAVIAR, Tony Cruz
Tagged Black Caviar, GOOD BA BA, JOHN YUEN, Silent Witness, Tony Cruz, Usain Bolt
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RACING AND KUNG FU PANDA FUNG SHUI!
(Source: Ken Lai) Everyone has superstitions before going to the races. In fung shui-riddled Hong Kong, going to the races is very serious business as is running a stable and ensuring that good fung shui is alive and throbbing. (Source: … Continue reading
Posted in brett prebble, casper fownes, dennis yip, DOUGLAS WHYTE, GERARD MOSSE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, richard gibson, The horse racing industry
Tagged Douglas Whyte, Feng Shui and horse racing, Gerard Mosse, GOOD BA BA, Jeff Lloyd, JOHN YUEN, Olivier Doleuze
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