Tag Archives: Kei Chiong
HAPPY WEDNESDAY AND THE RACE CREATED TO DERAIL THE RACE THAT STOPS A NATION
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk What always makes me queasy is when the Racing Twitterverse led by the usual cheerleaders in Hong Kong jump the gun and over-hype horses and, sometimes, new riding talent. Over the years, we’ve seen it with … 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 Amazing Star, Danny Shum, Divine Calling, Fred Kersley, Karis Teetan, Kei Chiong, Matthew Chadwick, Pakistan Star, racing twitterverse, Redkirk Warrior, Ricky Yiu
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WHAT TWO HORSE RACE?
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk Hong Kong pls… the boy is 4/4 and can't get a handshake #poor #PoonTrain 🚂🚂🚂🚂 @Punters pic.twitter.com/IBXSeZjnaN — Mark Haywood (@hayw0od) September 13, 2017 Something quite remarkable happened on Happy Wednesday. Actually it’s been happening since … Continue reading
Posted in brett prebble, HAPPY WEDNESDAY, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN MOORE, The horse racing industry, Tommy Berry, zac purton
Tagged ALVIN NG, Beer Garden, Brett Prebble, Danny Shum, Eddy Lai, Felix Coetzee, happy wednesday, HKJC, Inventor, Joao Moreira, Jockey Challenge, John Moore, Karis Teetan, Kei Chiong, Keith Yeung, Matthew Chadwick, Matthew Poon, Nash Rawiller, Neil Callan, Olivier Delouze, Sha Tin, TOMMY BERRY, Tony Cruz, Zac Purton
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ZAC PURTON: MASTER BLASTER AND THE SEASON AHEAD
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk In cricket, scoring a century- a hundred runs- is also known as making a ton.The word is weighty because scoring a ton requires concentration, discipline, a thick skin to take the now obligatory sledging, especially when … Continue reading
Posted in casper fownes, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, The horse racing industry, zac purton
Tagged Brett Prebble, Chris So, Danny Shum, Derek Leung, Designs On Rome, Dylan Mo, Hong Kong, hong kong horse racing, Jack Wong, Joao Moreira, John Moore, John Size, Karis Teetan, Kei Chiong, Matthew Poon, Nash Rawiller, Neil Callan, Philip Robinson, Sam Clipperton, The Melbourne Cup, Tony Cruz, Zac Purton
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HONG KONG RACING AND LOOKING AT THE BIG PICTURE
By Hans Ebert @hanseberthk While Derek Leung with 23 winners on board at the moment continues to focus on winning the annual Tony Cruz Award that is given to the season’s most successful local rider, racing at Sha Tin on … Continue reading
Posted in DOUGLAS WHYTE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, HORSE RACING AND SOCIAL MEDIA, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN MOORE, The horse racing industry, zac purton
Tagged Audemars Piguet QE11 Cup, Cheerful Boy, Derek Leung, Dylan Mo, Godolphin, HKJC, Joao Moreira, John Moore, Kei Chiong, Keith Yeung, Matthew Poon, Nash Rawiller, Neil Callan, Richcity Fortune, Sam Clipperton, the Jockey Challenge, Tony Cruz, Zac Purton
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PARTICIPATION AND BEING PART OF THE WINNING TABLE
By Hans Ebert Courtesy of http://www.fasttrack.hk Think about making music. It usually takes days and months to write and record 4-5 songs. And then what? Where and how is it going to be heard? Sure, there are so many delivery … Continue reading
Posted in HAPPY WEDNESDAY, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, Horse Racing, JOAO MOREIRA, JOHN MOORE, The horse racing industry, zac purton
Tagged Adrenaline, Alex Lai, Almond Lee, Beer Garden, BEN SO, Benno Yung, Chris So, Danny Shum, dennis yip, Dua Lipa, Dylan Mo, Gallery, happy valley, John Moore, John Size, Kei Chiong, Keith Yeung, Manfred Man, Me Tsui, Millions, Peter Ho, Tash Sultana, the Jockey Challenge, Vincent Ho, Zac Purton
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MATTHEW POON, HORSE RACING AND LIFE LESSONS
By Hans Ebert Everything in moderation. We’ve been taught that from a very early age. It’s advice that has served us well while growing up- if we are living our lives keeping to this belief. Going off the rails is … Continue reading
Posted in Australian horse racing industry, DOUGLAS WHYTE, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Hong Kong Racing, The horse racing industry
Tagged Adelaide, CLARE LINDOP, Derek Leung, Dom Tourneur, Douglas Whyte, Emily Finnegan, Felix Coetzee, Jamie Kah, Jason Holder, Joao Moreira, Kei Chiong, Matthew Nielson, Matthew Poon, Redkirk Warrior, Regan Bayliss, Richard Jolly, Robyn Louw, Zac Purton
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KAT, THE CAT AND THE TALE OF TWO COETZEES
(Courtesy of Fast Track) By Hans Ebert They couldn’t be more different. He’s soft spoken, reserved, and almost restrained. It’s all very disciplined, no doubt something ingrained in him from a very young age when an apprentice at the prestigious … Continue reading
FELIX AND KAT: A TALE OF TWO COETZEES
Hans Ebert There’ve been a number of happy Happy Wednesday Moments, but this one goes straight to the top of the tree as it brings together two generations of a racing family- Felix Coetzee, below, the brilliant, soft spoken, South … Continue reading
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