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28/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Happy Valley

Nine races have been set down for Happy Valley on Wednesday night, with good depth across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
HKJC applauded for canceling Romantic Warrior’s welcome home ceremony

The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s stringent attention to detail is to be applauded at all times, but every now and then you get a reminder of just how thorough they are … and how well they look after their participants, both equine and human. The club’s latest media release underlines… Read More »
25/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Sha Tin, Champions & Chater Cup night

Eleven races have been set down for Sha Tin this Sunday, headlined by the Group l Chater Cup (2400m). Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Watch 📺 Storm Boy finishes last in European debut

Storm Boy made his highly anticipated debut for trainer Aidan O’Brien in the Group 2 Greenlands Stakes at The Curragh in Ireland but failed to fire in his first European appearance. Partnered by top jockey Ryan Moore, Storm Boy was sent out a $2.45 favourite with swiftbet but disappointed punters… Read More »
Damian Lane rides six winners at Tokyo

Star Australian jockey Damian Lane hit a major milestone at Tokyo Racecourse on Saturday, reaching 100 wins for the season with an unforgettable six-win haul — including victories in the final five races on the 12-race card. Currently enjoying a successful riding stint in Japan, the 31-year-old began his hot… Read More »
Aussie expats dominate Hong Kong racing as Hayes narrows gap in trainers’ title

David Hayes is turning the clock back in Hong Kong. Hayes won back-to-back Hong Kong Trainer’s Championships in the 1997/98 and 1998/99 seasons and the stable’s treble at Sha Tin on Sunday moved Hayes to within six winners of John Size who leads the trainer’s ladder (56 winners to 50)… Read More »
21/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Happy Valley

Nine races have been set down for Happy Valley on Wednesday night with good depth across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Race club makes it mandatory for owners to back their own horse

A Malaysian race club has introduced a controversial measure requiring owners to effectively bet on their own horses in an attempt to combat falling pari-mutuel turnover at its meetings. The Perak Turf Club, based in Ipoh and soon to be one of only two operational race clubs in Malaysia, has… Read More »
Pride Of Arras causes surprise result in Dante Stakes

The Dante Stakes invariably offers up clues of some sort for the Epsom Derby. In the build-up to this year’s edition of York’s key Derby trial the focus was on long time ante-post Derby favourite The Lion In Winter who was making his seasonal reappearance following an unbeaten two-year-old campaign… Read More »
Ka Ying Rising closes in on World’s Best Racehorse title

The May edition of the Longines World’s Best Racehorse Rankings elevates the new sprint sensation Ka Ying Rising to 126 for winning the Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin. Now the ‘Usain Bolt of the Equine World’ it was jockey Jac Purton who stated “Every time he comes out here… Read More »
14/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Happy Valley

Nine races have been set down for Happy Valley this Wednesday, where the depth across the program looks strong. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Star colt Storm Boy set for UK debut

Coolmore’s star colt Storm Boy is poised to make his much-anticipated international debut at Ireland’s famous The Curragh next week. Champion trainer Aidan O’Brien has nominated the Australian-bred speedster for the Group 3 Greenlands Stakes on May 24 as a key lead-up to a Royal Ascot assault, where the Group… Read More »
Tragedy strikes Schick family in NZ

The New Zealand racing community is in mourning following a devastating accident on the Schick family’s Cambridge property last Sunday. Windsor Park Stud’s managing director, Rodney Schick, was critically injured in an ATV crash, while his and wife Gina’s 10-year-old son, Jimmy, tragically lost his life. Two other children were… Read More »
Damian Lane’s Tenno Sho win signals potential Melbourne Cup bid

Damian Lane is a global superstar winning races worldwide at the elite level. In case you missed it, Lane was at it again last Sunday where he claimed his sixth Group 1 win in Japan when taking out the Tenno Sho (Spring) at Kyoto over 3200m aboard Redentor. Lane saluted… Read More »
Aga Khan Studs Silks set to Dazzle at ParisLongchamp

The green with red silks of the Aga Khan Studs are set to dazzle at ParisLongchamp with Ridari currently at $9 with nationwide agencies for the Emirates Poule d’Essai des Poulains. Officially racing in the ownership of the Exors of The Late HH Aga Khan, Ridari is coming off a… Read More »
10/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Sha Tin

Ten races will be run and won at Sha Tin on Saturday, with good depth across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Godolphin celebrates historic weekend of success as restructuring looms

Just a week ago, the news broke that Godolphin were restructuring the Australian arm of their global organisation and that James Cummings would move on to the next chapter of his career at the conclusion of the current season as a trainer in his own right. While the local industry… Read More »
7/5/2025 Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets – Happy Valley

Nine races will be run and won at Happy Valley this Wednesday night, with good depth across the program. Best Bookies 💰 👉 View the Best Betting Sites and Bookie Apps
Michael Dee rides first winner in Japan

Michael Dee has now added Japan to his growing list of countries where he has ridden a winner, securing his first Japanese victory at Tokyo Racecourse on Sunday. Already successful in New Zealand, Australia, Macau, and Hong Kong, the 28-year-old jockey broke through aboard Ask Come On More in the… Read More »
Ruling Court too good in the English 2,000 Guineas

Jockey William Buick had faced a tricky choice when selecting his ride in the English 2,000 Guineas with last year’s leading two-year-old colt Shadow Of Light the obvious candidate through the winter. But Buick eventually deserted him in favour of Ruling Court who had won impressively on his own debut… Read More »