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Tastiera, ridden by Damian Lane, surges ahead to win the 2025 FWD QEII Cup at Sha Tin Racecourse.

Japan’s Tastiera Seizes 2025 FWD QEII Cup at Sha Tin Racecourse

Japan’s star runner Tastiera dazzled at Sha Tin, capturing the HK$28 million FWD QEII Cup with a commanding performance. Under jockey Damian Lane and trainer Noriyuki Hori, Tastiera showcased class and determination, overpowering a top-class international field. The victory not only solidified his reputation but also prevented a local sweep at Hong Kong’s prestigious FWD Champions Day.

Ka Ying Rising, ridden by Zac Purton, crosses the finish line first to win the Group 1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize 2025 at Sha Tin Racecourse on FWD Champions Day.

Ka Ying Rising Powers to Glory in the Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin

Ka Ying Rising, trained by David Hayes and ridden by Zac Purton, delivered a commanding victory in the G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize on FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin Racecourse, stamping himself as one of the world’s premier sprinters.

Ka Ying Rising prepares for the G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin, aiming for a 12th consecutive victory in the world’s top sprinting race.

Ka Ying Rising Draws Perfect Barrier for HK$22 Million G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin

David Hayes is confident that Ka Ying Rising, drawing barrier four in the HK$22 million G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin, will extend his winning streak to 12. With an ideal barrier and top form, Ka Ying Rising is ready to defend his title against strong contenders like Satono Reve.

Goliath, the five-year-old French racehorse, galloping during morning trackwork at Sha Tin Racecourse ahead of the 2025 FWD QEII Cup.

French Contender Goliath Ready to Challenge Japanese Stars in QEII Cup 2025

French-trained Goliath returns to the global stage this Sunday in the G1 FWD QEII Cup at Sha Tin, aiming to break a decades-long drought for France. Trainer Francis-Henri Graffard is confident his star can shine against elite Japanese opposition, especially over a sharper distance that suits his style. With a past Group 1 win to his name and a unique gait that sets him apart, Goliath is a horse full of character and promise.

Lucky Sweynesse returning to racing at Sha Tin for the 2025 Chairman’s Sprint Prize after a year-long break, aiming for his fifth Group 1 victory with jockey James McDonald.

Champion Sprinter Lucky Sweynesse Returns to Sha Tin for HK$22 Million Race

After a year-long hiatus due to surgery, Lucky Sweynesse is set to make his highly anticipated return at the 2025 Chairman’s Sprint Prize on FWD Champions Day. With impressive trial performances and the support of jockey James McDonald, the Hong Kong champion sprinter aims for his fifth Group 1 victory.

My Wish, trained by Mark Newnham, will compete in the 2025 FWD Champions Mile at Sha Tin, breaking from barrier one with jockey Luke Ferraris. He faces top contenders like Voyage Bubble and Mr Brightside in a highly anticipated Group 1 race.

Hong Kong’s Rising Star My Wish Set for Group 1 Debut in Champions Mile

My Wish, trained by Mark Newnham, is set for his first Group 1 appearance in the 2025 FWD Champions Mile at Sha Tin. With a favourable barrier draw and jockey Luke Ferraris aboard, he faces tough competition from elite contenders like Voyage Bubble and Mr Brightside in this thrilling 1600m showdown.

Alexis Badel celebrates a winning ride at Happy Valley as he gears up for the FWD Champions Mile at Sha Tin, alongside standout performances from top Hong Kong jockeys.

Alexis Badel Scores Treble at Happy Valley Ahead of FWD Champions Mile Ride on Happy Together

Alexis Badel stole the spotlight at Happy Valley with a brilliant treble, setting the stage for his upcoming ride on Happy Together in the FWD Champions Mile. With standout performances from Ellis Wong, Zac Purton, and others, momentum builds ahead of a thrilling FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin.

Jockey Derek Leung riding Jumbo Treasure at full speed during a race at Happy Valley Racecourse under evening lights.

Can Jumbo Treasure Repeat His Heroics at Happy Valley? Race Night Preview Inside

Jumbo Treasure returns to the races under the city lights of Happy Valley, aiming to follow up his impressive debut with another bold display in Wednesday’s Lusitano Challenge Cup Handicap. Facing a more seasoned field and carrying top weight, the talented gelding will be tested—but confidence remains high. With other proven contenders like Lean Hero and Jumbo Legend also featuring, the evening promises thrilling competition across the nine-race card.

Ka Ying Rising and Mr Brightside in action during training ahead of FWD Champions Day 2025 at Sha Tin, symbolizing New Zealand’s elite breeding heritage.

New Zealand Bred Ka Ying Rising and Mr Brightside Eye Group 1 Wins in Hong Kong

New Zealand’s thoroughbred breeding prowess takes center stage as Ka Ying Rising and Mr Brightside gear up for FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin. Both horses are prime examples of Kiwi excellence, bred in a country known for producing elite racehorses. Their participation under the Hayes family’s banner highlights a legacy built on vision, resilience, and world-class bloodlines. A win on Sunday would be a powerful testament to New Zealand’s continued impact on global horse racing.

Mr Brightside, the Australian thoroughbred, cantering during a morning workout at Sha Tin Racecourse ahead of the G1 FWD Champions Mile.

Craig Williams to Pilot Mr Brightside in Hong Kong’s G1 Champions Mile

Australian star Mr Brightside is ready to take on international heavyweights in the G1 FWD Champions Mile at Sha Tin. Adopting a revised strategy and arriving in peak condition, the seasoned gelding aims to storm home late in a race packed with global talent. With nine Group 1 victories already to his name, the Hayes-trained warrior looks set for another major performance on the world stage.

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