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Two-time champion trainer David Hayes will unveil smart four-year-old Conqueror, who is looking to lay out his BMW Hong Kong Derby (2000m) credentials in the Class 2 Bellflower Handicap (1400m) at Sha Tin on Sunday.
The Fastnet Rock gelding was runner-up to subsequent two-time Group 1 winner Probabeel in the Listed Karaka Million Three-Year-Old Classic (1600m) at Ellerslie in New Zealand, with that horse subsequently winning two Group 1s, the Surround Stakes (1400m) and Epsom Handicap (1600m) among her next eight starts, which included a Group 1 W.S Cox Plate (2040m) berth.
“He (Conqueror) was a million dollar colt and he’s been gelded - his manners are a lot better now than in Australia and he finished second to Probabeel. That’s genuine Group 1 form on set weights so if he can bring that to Hong Kong then he will be more than competitive,” Hayes said.
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December 18, 2020
By Declan Schuster
This Sunday (20 December) at Sha Tin, two-time champion trainer David Hayes will unveil smart four-year-old Conqueror, who is looking to lay out his BMW Hong Kong Derby (2000m) credentials in the Class 2 Bellflower Handicap (1400m).
The Fastnet Rock gelding was runner-up to subsequent two-time G1 winner Probabeel in the Listed Karaka Million Three-Year-Old Classic (1600m) at Ellerslie Racecourse in New Zealand, with that horse subsequently winning two G1s, the Surround Stakes (1400m) and Epsom Handicap (1600m) among her next eight starts, which included a G1 W.S Cox Plate (2040m) berth.
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Former Australian racehorse Master Montaro successfully transferred his excellent local form to Hong Kong, winning his Class 3 Handicap to open the Hong Kong International Raceday on Sunday.
Master Montaro extended his unbeaten record to three in his new surrounds, winning the HK$1.5m (A$250,000) Snow Fairy Handicap (1200m) at Sha Tin by a neck.
Zac Purton positioned Master Montaro ($2.20 favourite), with a Hong Kong handicap rating of 72, in the second half of the pack from barrier ten in the 14-horse field before finishing over the top of his 60 to 80 rated rivals.
The victory provided Australian Hall of Fame trainer David Hayes with his ninth winner since returning to Hong Kong at the start of this season while Purton has won 32 races this season, 19 victories behind premiership leader Joao Moreira.
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