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Jack Dawling
Reporter, Racing
Jack has been passionate about racing since watching Frankel power to victory in the 2012 Sussex Stakes at Goodwood. Having been a racing reporter in the south of England, he then covered racing in the USA, Ireland, France and the UK before moving to Hong Kong in 2023.
Classic Mile-bound Packing Hermod headlines the handler’s afternoon while Happy Park, Packing Angel and Divano also salute.
Dream becomes a reality for jockey Oisin Murphy and trainer Marco Botti in HK$24 million contest.
Five-year-old galloper contests Sunday’s Group One Longines Hong Kong Mile.
French trainer rode in the city as a young jockey in 2004 and now saddles Calif in the Group One Longines Hong Kong Cup (2,000m).
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Harry saddles Docklands in the Group One Hong Kong Mile, while Sha Tin’s newest trainer David has three runners on the undercard.
Seven runners bid to become the first Briton to win at Sha Tin’s marquee meeting in over a decade.
Japanese rider oozes confidence ahead of Sunday’s Group One Hong Kong Cup (2,000m) showdown.
Three of the Post’s seven-strong panel think Colin Keane is the man to beat in Wednesday night’s competition.
Hong Kong Derby hopeful will head to the city circuit for the first time on Wednesday.
French rider will aim to be the first female to win at Sha Tin’s marquee meeting when she partners Iresine in the Group One Hong Kong Vase (2,400m) on Sunday.
Rider joins forces with Caspar Fownes as he partners Jumbo Legend in the third leg of the HK$1.5 million contest.
All 28 overseas raiders are settling in at Sha Tin, while The Boom Box makes an instant impression.
Rider will partner Taj Dragon, Ka Ying Generation, Lucky With You and Nimble Nimbus at Sha Tin’s marquee meeting.
Group Two winner will stay in the city and look towards March’s Hong Kong Derby (2,000m).
Superstar galloper could get his first taste of the dirt in Dubai on January 24.
Derby hero is set to take on Romantic Warrior after promising trial win on Tuesday: ‘This is hopefully where he belongs’.
Veteran handler attends a race meeting for the first time this season at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Five-year-old steps up to a mile for the first time in Sunday’s Class Two Chevalier Cup (1,600m) at Sha Tin.
Former Irish galloper Romantic Thor steps out at Sha Tin for the first time on Sunday.
The Beat and Vantage hope to offer the digital, dining and racing experience that the new generation wants.
Goliath will be the highest-rated international runner at HKIR in nearly a decade.
Sprinter’s brain, attitude and action set him apart, say David Hayes and Zac Purton.
First-season trainer ends frustrating run of near misses thanks to the knockout success of debutant Silvery Breeze.
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai’s stable star heads to December’s Hong Kong Mile as the leading local hope.
Australian rides California Spangle, Straight Arron and Five G Patch in Sunday’s Group Two contests.
Veteran handler alters plans to ensure trackwork cancellation does not scupper sprinter’s preparation ahead of Sunday.
Veteran handler says February’s Group One Saudi Cup (1,800m) ‘is the most important race’ for his flag-bearer this term.
Veteran handler is confident his stable star can defeat Pierre Ng’s charge with James McDonald in the saddle on Sunday.
Cody Mo’s four-year-old narrowly denies John Size’s hype machine at Sha Tin on Saturday.
Big guns Ryan Moore and James McDonald return, while Zac Purton leads Hong Kong contingent.
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