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Beauty Generation (NZ) (Road To Rock) brushed aside the younger challenger and shrugged off old rivals to win the Gr.2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m) at Sha Tin, setting up the prospect of an unprecedented third victory in the Gr.1 FWD Champions Mile (1600m) at the end of the
A timely double saw English trainer James Peters enjoy a good night at the office, albeit remotely from his home on Friday night. While under normal circumstances, especially if it’s during a well-earned break, yelling their runners home from an armchair is not such a bad thing for trainers,
A good dose of patience from trainer Tan Kah Soon was well rewarded with War Frontier (NZ) (Declaration of War) getting off the mark at his seventh start on Friday night. The Godolphin-trained Malaysian handler had always held the son of Declaration Of War in high opinion as a two-year-old
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Beauty Generation (NZ) (Road to Rock) showed last time out that any ‘has-been’ talk was premature but when the champ takes on Waikuku (Harbour Watch) in Sunday’s (5 April) Gr.2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m) he’ll be facing a rival who has had his measure the last four
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Righteous Mate had only one horse behind him with 300m to race in the Class 4 Pui O Handicap at Sha Tin on Wednesday but rolled past the rest to land a 92/1 shock under Brazilian hoop Vagner Borges. “He’s been running quite well and his last run
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Jockey Karis Teetan was in hot form at Sha Tin on Wednesday winning three on the card, two aboard New Zealand-bred gallopers. Goldie Flanker (NZ) (Rip Van Winkle) flashed home to seal Teetan’s second win of the evening in section one of the Class 4 Kiu Tsui Handicap (1200m)
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The in-form Skywalk (NZ) (Battlepaint) will line up at Kranji on Friday in the Class 1 race over 1200m. The New Zealand-bed son of Battle Paint has had four starts this campaign for two seconds and a last-start third in February. “Skywalk trialled well the other day (second to Gingerella
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The Singapore Turf Club will be rescheduling the S$1 million Singapore Derby (1800m), which was to be held on April 18 at Kranji, to a future date to be determined later. The Club will also be cancelling the S$175,000 Saas Fee Stakes (1200m) which was also scheduled
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New Zealand-bred galloper Juneau Park (NZ) (Ocean Park) made it back-to-back wins when victorious in the Class 4 So Uk Handicap (1400m) at Sha Tin on Sunday. It was the John Size-trained four-year-old’s fifth start in Hong Kong and jockey Joao Moreira was suitably pleased with the effort under
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Aqueduct racetrack has been turned into a temporary hospital site to help some of the many affected by Covid-19 in the New York City area. "Aqueduct Racetrack will serve as a safe haven for those recovering from this virus," New York Racing Association chief executive Dave O'
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Joao Moreira has become the fourth jockey to rack up 900 winners in Hong Kong. Moreira rode five winners at Sha Tin on Sunday with racing continuing in the Asian centre throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. The meeting went ahead after the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) received a late exemption
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Top Melbourne jockey Damian Lane has landed in Japan on Monday morning in a bid to resume his riding license with the Japan Racing Association (JRA). Lane rode successfully in Japan last year and made the quick dash following Saturday’s Bendigo meeting, flying to Sydney before exiting Australia on