There were many facets of the outcome of the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Longines HKIR meeting at Sha Tin last Sunday from the fact that the meeting went ahead at all, to Japanese racing dominance, the complete safety of patrons and staff at the track and the record turnover franking the global strategy of the Club Read full article
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