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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.
‘Everything’s fine’, but Manfred Man remains unsure when his four-time Group One winner will return to the races.
South African jockey is on the mend after being speared into the turf during the weekend’s ninth race.
Veteran trainer soaks up the victory of Tourbillon Prince at Sha Tin on Sunday.
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South African jockey injures knee and toe when hitting the turf in Sunday’s ninth race.
Young French jockey ends agonising run of placings with victory aboard the Ricky Yiu-trained Harry’s Hero.
British trainer acquires Group One sprinter as he continues to make an impact early in his Hong Kong career.
Team Romantic Warrior dominates, but plenty of others also grab their share of elite-level glory.
Good Luck Win delivers at $96.85 to hand the trainer his third success of the season.
David Hayes will set his elite speedster for the Centenary Sprint Cup before making a call on the Classic Mile.
New Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law watches on as the city’s marquee meeting goes ‘to perfection’.
Ricky Yiu’s brilliant galloper steps out of the shadow of Golden Sixty to make light work of top international field.
There’s not much that hasn’t been said about Ka Ying Rising this week, but now it is time for action.
New Zealander has been fortunate enough to transition from life as a professional sportsperson into something he’s just as passionate about.
Magic Man chases a fourth win aboard a Japanese galloper in the 2,400m feature.
Poised on the edge of superstardom, the David Hayes-trained galloper must overcome gate 11 at Sha Tin on Sunday.
Navigating international form can be a minefield for punters, but the Post is here to help you back a winner at Sunday’s Hong Kong International Races.
Navigating international form can be a minefield for punters, but the Post is here to help you back a winner at Sunday’s Hong Kong International Races.
Star New Zealander will enter a huge weekend in top form after victories aboard Prince Alex, Smart Fighter and Chill Chibi.
Derby hero suffers bone injury, reducing the field for the city’s richest race to 11.
Speedster misses Tuesday morning work as he continues to battle a fever ahead of his clash with local star Ka Ying Rising.
The hype around Ka Ying Rising is only going to grow as the week progresses, while Japan will be eager to avoid another blank on Sha Tin’s biggest day.
In-form trainer moves into second in the premiership thanks to wins from Sing Dragon, Talents Ambition and My Wish.
Eight-time Group One winner’s Saudi Cup lead-up race will be on turf rather than dirt.
Superstar local jockey reaches the milestone with a swooping victory aboard Pierre Ng’s Healthy Healthy.
