Selections and analysis for Sunday's (03/05/26) 11-race fixture at Sha Tin.

The Hong Kong racing season has moved into its final quarter and there’s plenty on the line between now and the concluding meeting on 15 July, headlined by what Caspar Fownes has described as “the most exciting trainers’ championship ever”.

Nautical Force will look to build on a striking debut success when he steps up to 2400 metres in Sunday’s (3 May) G3 Queen Mother Memorial Cup Handicap at Sha Tin, with trainer John Size and rider Karis Teetan confident there is more to come.

The Hong Kong trainers’ championship continued a season of constant fluctuation as Mark Newnham reclaimed the lead in the battle for 2025/26 title honours from Caspar Fownes at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (29 April) to crown a glorious month.

Andre Fabre has raised the possibility that Sosie could head to England on more than one occasion this season.

Marton trainer Fraser Auret sure knows how to cram a bit into his weekend.

Brett Davis provides exclusive Preview of Happy Valley races.

Five-time G1 winner Joliestar heads a team of Australian sprinters targeting Royal Ascot, with dirt champion Forever Young another eye-catching entry for the eight G1 highlights during the meeting.

Masquerade Ball and Satono Reve finished runnerup on FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin.

After another phenomenal win on FWD Champions Day (Sunday, 26 April), Ka Ying Rising will now spell as trainer David Hayes rests the world’s best sprinter before plotting a path towards Sydney, Australia for the G1 The Everest (1200m).

Adam Blencowe takes a look at Ka Ying Rising and his place in the pantheon following Sunday's 20th consecutive success.

Selections and analysis for Wednesday's (29/04/26) 09-race fixture at Happy Valley.

Brett Davis provides exclusive Review of Sha Tin races.

Hong Kong Jockey Club Chief Executive Officer Mr Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges hailed FWD Champions Day as a landmark success for Hong Kong racing after Ka Ying Rising, My Wish and Romantic Warrior completed a clean sweep of the three Group 1 features at Sha Tin on Sunday (26 April).