Queen Mother Memorial Cup
Hong Kong | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous Queen Mother Memorial Cup Winners
| Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
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BUNDLE AWARD
(AUS)
4G SHAMUS AWARD (AUS) - ECOSSE (AUS) WEST QUEST (CAN) |
Z PURTON | 56.0 | JOHN SIZE | 2 |
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LA CITY BLANCHE
(ARG)
5G CITYSCAPE (GB) - ETOILE BLANC (BRZ) NEDAWI (GB) |
MATTHEW CHADWICK | 52.0 | A S CRUZ | 3 |
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STRAIGHT ARRON
(AUS)
4G FASTNET ROCK (AUS) - IMPERIAL LASS (NZ) TAVISTOCK (NZ) |
C Y HO | 53.0 | C FOWNES | 2 |
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SENOR TOBA
(AUS)
4G TORONADO (IRE) - BAHAMAS (AUS) TEOFILO (IRE) |
JOAO MOREIRA | 54.5 | C FOWNES | 1 |
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BUTTERFIELD
(BRZ)
5G SETEMBRO CHOVE (BRZ) - LONDRINITA (ARG) FAHIM (GB) |
M F POON | 55.5 | C S SHUM | 5 |
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CHEFANO
(SAF)
5G SILVANO (GER) - VALDOVINO (SAF) AL MUFTI (USA) |
MATTHEW CHADWICK | 51.5 | JOHN MOORE | 4 |
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HO HO KHAN
(NZ)
4H MAKFI (GB) - CHINA CHOICE (AUS) ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS) |
C Y HO | 55.5 | DAVID HALL | 1 |
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EXULTANT
(IRE)
4H TEOFILO (IRE) - CONTRARY (IRE) MARK OF ESTEEM (IRE) |
Z PURTON | 55.0 | A S CRUZ | 7 |
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EAGLE WAY
(AUS)
4G MORE THAN READY (USA) - WEDGETAIL EAGLE (AUS) LURE (USA) |
JOAO MOREIRA | 57.5 | JOHN MOORE | 4 |
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AMBITIOUS CHAMPION
(NZ)
6H ZED (NZ) - SIMPLY SALLY (NZ) SACKFORD (USA) |
CHAD SCHOFIELD | 52.0 | R GIBSON | 8 |
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HELENE HAPPY STAR
(IRE)
4H ZAMINDAR (USA) - HARVEST QUEEN (IRE) SPINNING WORLD (USA) |
NEIL CALLAN | 55.5 | JOHN MOORE | 13 |
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BUBBLE CHIC
(FR)
6H CHICHICASTENANGO (FR) - BUBBLE BACK (FR) GRAND LODGE (USA) |
K TEETAN | 60.5 | DAVID HALL | 10 |
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DOMINANT
(IRE)
5H CACIQUE (IRE) - ES QUE (GB) INCHINOR (GB) |
Z PURTON | 59.5 | JOHN MOORE | 7 |
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DOMINANT
(IRE)
4H CACIQUE (IRE) - ES QUE (GB) INCHINOR (GB) |
D WHYTE | 54.0 | JOHN MOORE | 3 |
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SUPER PISTACHIO
(IRE)
5G DANEHILL DANCER (IRE) - PHARAPACHE (USA) LYPHARD (USA) |
MATTHEW CHADWICK | 51.5 | A S CRUZ | 3 |
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FAT CHOY ICHIBAN
(IRE)
5G INTIKHAB (USA) - AL AMLAH (USA) RIVERMAN (AUS) |
Y T CHENG | 51.0 | C H YIP | 11 |
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