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Sam Agars
Racing Editor
Sam Agars started his career in South Australia before moving to Hong Kong in 2014. He spent three years covering rugby and golf for the Post, before joining the horse racing team in 2018.
Stable’s highest-rated galloper, James Tak, makes his seasonal return at Happy Valley on Wednesday night.
First-season trainer ends frustrating run of near misses thanks to the knockout success of debutant Silvery Breeze.
David Hayes’ magnificent speedster continues remarkable rise with stunning Group Two Jockey Club Sprint (1,200m) victory.
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Developments at track geared towards ensuring facility appeals to younger audience should under 18s be allowed to attend.
Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges believes there will be a racing and betting industry in mainland China in the future.
CEO Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges predicts number of mainland travellers to races in city could double by 2030.
Struggling to convert at Sha Tin, trainer David Eustace looks a chance to add to his impressive Happy Valley record on Wednesday night.
Trainer David Hayes will change things up with his three-year-old, who has twice thrown away any chance of victory while leading.
Beaten by a good one last start, Cody Mo’s speedster will again have his work cut out.
Douglas Whyte’s galloper breaks his maiden not long after suffering cuts in Sha Tin incident.
Ladies’ Purse victor will attempt to emulate Endowing by parlaying Group Three success into Group Two Jockey Club Cup (2,000m) glory.
Accident in winners’ enclosure following Glory Elite’s victory leaves handler requiring stitches.
Trainer soaks up four-year-old’s maiden Group Three success in typically understated style, while jockey Karis Teetan celebrates with gusto.
Affable jockey loving life as he keeps working hard for winners.
In-form South African is hopeful of capitalising on the improved support that has come from his strong recent form.
Zac Purton confirms Dennis Yip’s stable star is ‘flying’ ahead of Sunday’s Group Three Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse (1,800m).
Veteran handler jumps to second in trainers’ premiership thanks to victories from Capital Legend, Daring Pursuit and Sugar Sugar.
Sunday’s annual day fixture at the city circuit went off a treat and it should be a more regular occurrence.
Trainer lands maiden Hong Kong brace thanks to wins from Charity Gain and Young Emperor.
Jockey Club assures racing public it is closely monitoring the veteran trainer’s stable operations.
Veteran handler striking at 25 per cent at the city circuit this season, while Copartner Prance is chasing six straight wins at the track.
