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Icebath's half-brother quickly evolving into one of Hong Kong’s sharpest sprinters

Link to Share The Hong Kong Jockey Club purchased four eye-catching colts at the recent Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale for a total outlay of AU$1.37 million (approx. HK$8.305 million). The Club’s highest-priced purchase was Lot 525 for AU$550,000, a good-looking son of Deep Field who has been making waves in Hong Kong as the sire of 14 winners this season, including speedsters Winning Dreamer, Sky Field and Winner Method. Recently, Deep Field notched his first G1 as a sire with Portland Sky who scored a dead-heat victory in the G1 Oakleigh Plate and before this he broke the record ...

Hong Kong Racing Tips: Luck on Fownes’ side again at Happy Valley HAVING been surpassed by John Size in the trainers’ championship race at Sha Tin on Sunday, expect Caspar Fownes to come back with all guns blazing in his attempt to wrest back the lead at Happy Valley on Wednesday. Fownes, with over 500 career winners at the city-track, saddles eight runners, including some of the stable’s heavy artillery, and is going to be disappointed if he is not at the top of the table by the end of racing. With the likes of last start winner, The Rock in the Shan Kwong Handicap (11...

Hong Kong Racing Tips: Missile can surge to victory for Purton Zac Purton will be keen to make a dent in Joao Moreira's jockeys' championship lead. WITH arch-rival Joao Moreira sitting out the New Year celebrations at Sha Tin, reigning champ Zac Purton must be looking to make inroads into what appears to be an unassailable lead of thirty in the jockeys’ title race.  The Australian has a couple of high-profile mounts on the Richard Gibson-trained Wellington, who faces tough opposition from the likes of Duke Wai, Sky Field and unbeaten Sight Success in the Fat Choi Handicap ...

Like Father, Like Son: Danon Smash Takes Hong Kong Sprint For Japan Sponsored by: Danon Smash and Ryan Moore winning the Kong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin Danon Smash followed in the footsteps of his sire Lord Kanaloa with a thrilling victory for Japan on Sunday in the G1 Longines Hong Kong Sprint (1200 meters) at Sha Tin, their third in the HK$22 million contest's 21-year history. “It is a very pleasing moment that Lord Kanaloa and Danon Smash, sire and son could achieve their Hong Kong wins – it's a happy moment,” said a representative for trainer Takayuki Yasuda. Lord Kanaloa lan...