The Hong Kong Racing Show

It’s a special edition of the Hong Kong Racing Show as we gear up for one of the biggest days in global racing—Champions Day at Sha Tin!Three elite Group 1 contests take center stage: the FWD QEII Cup, FWD Champions Mile, and the Chairman’s Sprint Prize—and we’re going through all of them with full analysis and selections.Joining Andrew Brown is special guest Andie Biancone, stepping in for Alex Evers, as they dive into a stacked card featuring some of the sport’s biggest global stars.Can Romantic Warrior make it four straight wins in the QEII Cup? He’ll have to fend off a deep international field to do it.Will Ka Ying Rising extend his remarkable streak to 20 consecutive victories in the Chairman’s Sprint Prize?And in the Champions Mile, a world-class group of milers clash in what could be the race of the day.Later in the show, Alex Evers checks in live from Sha Tin Racecourse alongside show regular Tim Carroll, bringing on-the-ground insight and their own picks across all three Group 1 showdowns.Before the show wraps up, Andie shares her selection for this year's Kentucky Derby! It’s international racing at its absolute best—don’t miss this Champions Day preview! 

Champions Day is just around the corner, and the countdown is on to ablockbuster G1 Triple Header at Sha Tin.This week, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers dive into the latest trials andworkouts from Hong Kong’s biggest stars, including Romantic Warrior, KaYing Rising, Invincible Ibis and more, as preparations ramp up for one ofthe biggest meetings of the year.We’ve also got a special international angle. Andrew catches up with JapanRacing representative Kate Hunter on the backside at Churchill Downs tobreak down Japan’s raiding party for Champions Day, featuring Satono Reveand Masquerade Ball. Plus, with Kentucky Derby fever building, they discussJapan’s contenders Wonder Dean and Danon Bourbon and what to expect on theroad to Louisville.To wrap it up, Andrew and Alex preview this weekend’s action at Sha Tin andgive their picks.Big show. Big races. Big stories.👉 Like & subscribe for more Hong Kong racing and global coverage.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, eight-time champion jockey Zac Purton joins us after partnering superstar sprinter Ka Ying Rising to a record-extending 19th consecutive victory at Sha Tin Racecourse.Already widely regarded as the world’s top sprinter, Ka Ying Rising once again showcased his dominance with a breathtaking performance—further cementing his place among Hong Kong’s all-time greats. Purton takes us inside the ride, the horse, and what it’s like to be aboard a generational talent in peak form.Hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers also cover all the latest news from Hong Kong, including the incredible return of João Moreira, who wasted no time making an impact with a 4-timer on his first day back in the saddle.Plus, we look ahead to this weekend’s racing at Sha Tin with picks and analysis.If you’re following Hong Kong racing, this is one you don’t want to miss.

Fresh off victory in the UAE Derby, jockey Cristian Demuro joins the show to talk about rising Kentucky Derby contender Wonder Dean — and what it would mean to ride in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs.We dive into his Dubai triumph, whether Wonder Dean can handle the mile and a quarter, and his dream of lining up in America’s biggest race.But that’s just the start…Cristian also reflects on:-His early success in the U.S., including his first win for Wesley Ward at Gulfstream Park and how that led to him riding Group 1 winners around the world, including two wins in the Arc De Triomphe-His huge win aboard Soul Rush over Romantic Warrior in the Dubai Turf-And that narrow defeat to Voyage Bubble in the Hong Kong Mile at Sha Tin-We also discuss the growing Italian presence in California with Antonio Fresu, Umberto Rispoli and his brother Mirco Demuro making waves stateside.-Plus, Cristian gives his take on the world’s best sprinter Ka Ying Rising, who returns this weekend in the Chairman’s Sprint Prize lead-up — the Sprint Cup at Sha Tin Racecourse.🔍 Also in this episode:Sprint Cup preview with Andrew Brown & Alex EversThe latest Hong Kong racing newsTony Cruz reaches 1,600 career wins🌏 From Dubai to Kentucky to Hong Kong — this is a truly global episode you don’t want to miss.

Fresh off his breakthrough win in the Hong Kong Derby, trainer Mark Newnham joins hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers to relive his incredible triumph with Invincible Ibis.Newnham dives into the emotion behind his first Derby win, the preparation that led to a peak performance on the big day, and his red-hot run of form as he sets his sights on the Hong Kong Trainers’ Championship.We also get an update on last year’s Derby runner-up My Wish and what’s next.Plus, Andrew and Alex bring you the latest Hong Kong racing news, including fresh trial updates from Ka Ying Rising and superstar Romantic Warrior, and a full preview of this weekend’s action at Sha Tin Racecourse.Like & subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing coverage 🏇

It’s Hong Kong Derby week and we’ve got a HUGE edition of the Hong Kong Racing Show 🇭🇰🏇Regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined once again by former HKJC executive Bill Nader to discuss the 149th Hong Kong Derby at Sha Tin this weekend. From key contenders to race tactics, the team dives deep into who they think will take out Hong Kong’s most prestigious race.Plus, we hear directly from the connections of the leading chances heading into the big one.This week’s special guest: Daniel Zigal, owner of Derby contender Invincible Ibis. Daniel joins Andrew and Bill to talk about his “once in a lifetime” horse, his excitement ahead of the Derby, and his decades-long connection with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.Big race. Big names. Big show.👍 Like, subscribe, and don’t miss a moment of the action.

With the Hong Kong Derby fast approaching, this week’s Hong Kong Racing Show features a special guest: Bill Nader — former executive at the Hong Kong Jockey Club and current President & CEO of Thoroughbred Owners of California.Bill joins regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers to discuss the developing story surrounding champion jockey Zac Purton, who has been left without a ride in Hong Kong’s most prestigious race. The panel discusses Purton’s options, the significance and prestige of the Derby, and gives early predictions for the big race. The latest Longines World's Best Racehorse ratings are out, and we've got reaction to Hong Kong horse's Ka Ying Rising and Romantic Warrior being on top of the list. They also look ahead to this weekend’s racing at Sha Tin.Later in the show, Andrew catches up with Brad Blanks, co-owner of Paradoxium, the favorite for the Golden Slipper at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney — part of the global World Pool event.Brad recounts the surreal experience of cheering his horse home in the Todman Stakes from the back of an Uber on the way to LAX, a win that cemented Paradoxium’s position as favorite for the world’s richest race for two-year-olds.He also reflects on the viral moment from a few years ago when he interviewed Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler — and their hilarious reaction to Brad’s towering presence.👍 Like and subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing insights, interviews, and previews.

Fresh off his victory aboard Stormy Grove in the Hong Kong Classic Cup, jockey Harry Bentley joins the Hong Kong Racing Show to talk about his outstanding season in the saddle.Harry reflects on his Classic Cup triumph and what’s next for Stormy Grove on the road to the Hong Kong Derby, discusses his upcoming ride on Tomodachi Kokoroe, and shares insights into his successful partnership with Hong Lok Golf.Speaking of golf… Harry also gives us the latest on his golf game and reveals who really holds bragging rights as the best golfer in the Hong Kong jockey room. ⛳🏌️Also on this week’s show, Alex Evers and Andrew Brown recap Romantic Warrior’s impressive victory in the Hong Kong Gold Cup, review James McDonald’s remarkable Group 1-winning weekend across two countries, and preview all the key races coming up this weekend at Sha Tin Racecourse.👍 Like the show? Make sure to subscribe for more Hong Kong racing content as we close in on 5,000 subscribers! Thanks for the support and being part of the growing community. 🎥🐎

History has been made in Hong Kong.This week, Andrew Brown is joined by co-host Alex Evers, reporting from Sha Tin Racecourse, fresh from capturing Ka Ying Rising’s record-setting victory in the Queen's Silver Jubilee Cup — a performance that saw the world’s top-rated sprinter become the first Hong Kong-trained horse to win 18 straight, breaking the mark previously shared with Silent Witness.The boys break down the historic run, the atmosphere on track, and what this means for his legacy.Then, four-time Champion Trainer Caspar Fownes joins the show.There’s no shortage of storylines:-Fownes has just become only the fourth trainer in history to reach 1,200 Hong Kong winners-He currently leads the Trainers’ Championship as he chases a fifth titleInternational superstar jockey João Moreira joins his stable in early April-His apprentice Ellis Wong has just graduated after riding 70 winners at Happy Valley Racecourse-Caspar also reflects on his racing journey, his connection to the United States, and reveals details about spending time with American A-lister Kevin Costner.Plus, Andrew and Alex preview a huge weekend at Sha Tin, including:-The return of Little Paradise in the Hong Kong Classic Cup (second leg of the 4YO series)-A blockbuster clash between Romantic Warrior and Voyage Bubble in the Hong Kong Gold Cup — the second leg of the Triple CrownBig performances. Big personalities. Championship implications everywhere.If you’re enjoying the weekly deep dive into Hong Kong racing, make sure to like the video and subscribe to the channel. We’ve just hit 4,000 subscribers and are rolling hard toward 5,000 — your support helps us keep bringing you the biggest names and best stories from the Hong Kong racing scene.Don’t miss this one.

History is on the line in Hong Kong.This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown is joined by Alex Evers, reporting directly from Sha Tin Racecourse after capturing morning trackwork from Hong Kong superstars Romantic Warrior and Voyage Bubble.With their Triple Crown aspirations building and an important trial approaching, Alex brings the latest from the ground — how they’re moving, how they look, and what it all means heading into their next targets.But the headline story this week belongs to Ka Ying Rising.The world’s top-rated sprinter has now won 17 straight — equaling the legendary Silent Witness — and is aiming to make it 18 in a bid to set a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse.Alex has the latest from the track on how Ka Ying Rising is shaping up for Sunday.Then Andrew crosses to England to speak with Hong Kong racing expert Tim Carroll, who has been on the Ka Ying Rising bandwagon from the very beginning. Tim:Makes his predictions for Sunday’s racesCounts down his Top 5 all-time Ka Ying Rising winsShares his latest thoughts on young rider Dylan Browne McMonagle, who continues to impress during his short-term stint in Hong KongBig names. Big races. Potential history.And a huge thank you — we’ve just hit 4,000 subscribers on the channel. Your support means everything as we continue building the go-to show for Hong Kong racing fans in North America and report on racing at home and from all around the world.Subscribe and join us for the ride.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by special guest José Santos Jr., U.S.-based jockey agent and passionate follower of Hong Kong racing.José shares his admiration for the Hong Kong circuit, breaks down why it captivates him from afar, and highlights the jockeys he believes are operating at an elite global level. From riding styles to the competitiveness of the colony, it’s a fascinating perspective from the American side of the sport.He also sticks around to preview this weekend’s meeting at Sha Tin Racecourse, offering insights into key runners and storylines to watch.Plus, Andrew and Alex cover the latest Hong Kong racing news, including:Self Improvement (trained by Manfred Man) heading to Saudi for the Sprint, where he’s set to clash with Imagination, trained by Bob Baffert.Imagination will be ridden by in-form jockey Jerry Chau, fresh off a treble at Happy Valley Racecourse.International intrigue, local insight, and a full Sha Tin preview — all in one episode.Subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing coverage and behind-the-scenes insight from around the globe.

Top Hong Kong jockey Vincent Ho joins this week's episode of The Hong Kong Racing Show for an in-depth and wide-ranging conversation following his brilliant Classic Mile victory aboard Little Paradise.Vincent breaks down the ride in detail — from race tactics to how the colt felt underneath him — and looks ahead to what’s next in the Hong Kong Four-Year-Old Series, including the ultimate prize, the Hong Kong Derby.He also offers fascinating insight as he compares Little Paradise to the legendary Golden Sixty, a horse with whom he shared an unforgettable partnership. ヴィンセント・ホー騎手が語るゴールデンシックスティと香港ダービーThe conversation also touches on other rising stars like Ka Ying Rising, Vincent’s approach to big-race pressure, and what separates elite horses at the top level in Hong Kong.To wrap things up, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers preview this weekend’s racing at Sha Tin.👇 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and join us for more Hong Kong racing insight every week.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown is joined by special guest Andie Biancone for an in-depth and wide-ranging episode from the heart of Sha Tin racing.Andie shares her first-hand insights from a recent visit to Sha Tin during the Hong Kong International Races, where she spent time behind the scenes with trainer David Hayes, comparing Hong Kong training methods, facilities, and daily routines with those used in the United States.Andrew and Andie also recap a historic weekend of racing, highlighted by the extraordinary performance of Ka Ying Rising, who equalled Silent Witness’ record of 17 consecutive wins by a Hong Kong–trained horse. The pair also break down Romantic Warrior’s scintillating victory in the Stewards’ Cup, the opening leg of the prestigious Hong Kong Triple Crown.After Andrew farewells Andie, he’s joined from Hong Kong by photographer Alex Evers, who is on the ground capturing all the action this week at Sha Tin. Together, they preview and analyze the Hong Kong Classic Mile, the first leg of the Four-Year-Old Series, and hear from Zac Purton on his decision to ride Sagacious Life.History, insight, and elite racing analysis — this is a can’t-miss episode from Hong Kong.

A monster weekend of world-class racing is locked in at Sha Tin, and we’ve got it all covered on this can’t-miss episode of the Hong Kong Racing Show.Two Group 1 blockbusters headline the card:The G1 Centenary Sprint Cup — where global sprinting superstar Ka Ying Rising attempts to equal Silent Witness’s legendary record of 17 consecutive wins by a Hong Kong-trained horse. History is on the line.The G1 Stewards’ Cup — a mouth-watering clash between four-time Hong Kong Cup winner Romantic Warrior and the reigning Triple Crown champion Voyage Bubble. Elite vs elite. No dodging, no ducking.Open up on what truly makes Ka Ying Rising so specialShare his excitement (and nerves) as history beckonsReact to the buzz around Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint winner Shisopicy, whose connections are calling for a match raceDiscuss whether a future showdown at The Everest could become realityOur special guest this week is champion trainer David Hayes, who joins the show to:Regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers also break down the latest Hong Kong racing news, deliver in-depth previews of the two G1s, and provide analysis across the Sha Tin card.If you love top-level racing, big personalities, and global storylines, this episode is an absolute must-watch.👉 If you enjoyed the show, hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss our full coverage of Hong Kong racing’s biggest moments.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, we’re joined by 8-time Hong Kong Champion Jockey Zac Purton for a wide-ranging and revealing conversation as one of the most significant moments of the season approaches.We open with an in-depth discussion on Ka Ying Rising, including Zac Purton’s take on the champion’s Sha Tin barrier trial during the week, what the horse means to him personally, and how it feels to be on the brink of equalling Silent Witness’ legendary 17-race winning streak. We also put a fan-fuelled question to Zac about a potential match race between Ka Ying Rising and Shisospicy — and his response was classic Purton: “How much money are we putting up?”From there, the conversation shifts to Voyage Bubble ahead of the Stewards’ Cup, and the start of the Hong Kong Triple Crown series, where Zac will line up against another global star in Romantic Warrior. Zac also explains the thinking behind his decision to partner Sagacious Life for the 4YO Series and how those big calls are made at the elite level.Plus, regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers:Review the G3 January Cup, highlighted by Lyle Hewitson’s first Hong Kong Group winnerMark Francis Lui’s 1000th Hong Kong training victoryLook ahead to the upcoming racing at Sha TinA deep, honest chat with one of the world’s best jockeys at a pivotal moment in the Hong Kong season.👇 Subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing coverage, elite interviews, and race analysis.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by Sean Boarman, the 2023 Breeders’ Cup Betting Challenge (BCBC) Champion and one of the sharpest professional horseplayers in the game.Sean explains why he’s gone almost all-in on Hong Kong racing, moving away from North American wagering to focus on what he believes is the best betting product in the world. From massive pools and world-class form to transparency, consistency, and value, Sean breaks down exactly what separates Hong Kong racing from the rest.The trio also dives into:What attracted Sean to Hong Kong racing in the first placeWhy elite bettors are gravitating toward Sha Tin and Happy ValleyHow Hong Kong’s wagering ecosystem rewards disciplined playersPreviews of several key races at Sha Tin this weekendA full recap of the latest news and major results from the past weekWhether you’re a seasoned Hong Kong player or just curious why top bettors are shifting their focus, this is a must-watch episode.👉 Subscribe to the channel for weekly Hong Kong racing analysis, betting insight, and expert guests.

The first Hong Kong Racing Show of 2026 is packed from start to finish 🔥Andrew Brown and Alex Evers review all the action from New Year’s Day at Sha Tin, highlighted by Storm Rider’s victory in the Group 3 Chinese Club Challenge Handicap. We hear post-race reactions from winning jockey Karis Teetan and trainer David Hayes.It’s a change of pace as the NFL regular season wraps up, with a fun crossover segment featuring HKIR jockeys picking their Super Bowl winner 🏈Find out who Ryan Moore, Zac Purton, Vincent Ho and Hollie Doyle think will lift the Lombardi Trophy... and why the Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is proving a popular pick.Plus:📸 Alex reveals his Top 5 photographers from the Hong Kong International Races🔍 A full preview of this weekend’s Sha Tin meeting🧠 Picks, analysis, and angles to watchA new year, a new show — and plenty to talk about.👉 Like, subscribe, and don’t miss the first episode of 2026!

The final episode of the Hong Kong Racing Show for 2025 is here — and it’s a special one.Regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by leading Hong Kong trainer Mark Newnham, fresh off a major career milestone after saddling his 100th winner in Hong Kong at Sha Tin.That landmark victory came courtesy of the exciting Invincible Ibis, a progressive four-year-old who continues to pass every test put in front of him. Mark takes us inside the win that brought up number 100, breaks down Invincible Ibis’ development, and explains why the gelding is shaping as a serious contender for the upcoming Four-Year-Old Classic Series, beginning with the Hong Kong Classic Mile on February 1.The panel also discusses:What makes Invincible Ibis such an exciting prospectThe importance of Zac Purton’s ride in the milestone winMark Newnham’s strong start to the current Hong Kong seasonHow the 4YO Classic path could unfold in the weeks aheadPlus, Andrew and Alex preview this weekend’s Sha Tin card, providing their analysis, insights, and selections as Hong Kong racing rolls into the new year.A fitting way to wrap up a huge year of Hong Kong racing — thank you for watching throughout 2025, and we’ll see you in 2026.

A massive HKIR recap edition of the Hong Kong Racing Show — with breaking news you won’t want to miss.This week, Hong Kong’s 8-time champion jockey Zac Purton joins regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers to relive an unforgettable Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin. Zac walks us through his two Group 1 victories on the day — powering sprinting superstar Ka Ying Rising to Hong Kong Sprint glory, then producing a masterclass aboard Voyage Bubble in the Hong Kong Mile. From the atmosphere and emotions to what lies ahead for both stars, Zac gives a first-hand account of one of the biggest days of his career.We also recap Sosie’s Hong Kong Vase win and Romantic Warrior’s historic fourth straight Hong Kong Cup victory under James McDonald.⚡ Breaking News: It has been confirmed that Romantic Warrior will not head to the Middle East in 2026. Instead of a Saudi Cup rematch with Forever Young, connections have opted to stay home and target the Hong Kong Triple Crown, the feat achieved last season by Voyage Bubble.Plus, we hear from American racing fans experiencing Hong Kong racing for the first time, including Gary Fenton (Little Red Feather Racing) and prominent California owner Bill Strauss, who share their HKIR impressions. Bill Nader also joins us to reflect on hosting owners and experiencing the magic of HKIR once again.To wrap things up, Andrew and Alex preview this weekend’s Sha Tin card, with picks and analysis as Hong Kong racing rolls on after an extraordinary international showcase.An essential episode as the dust settles on HKIR and new storylines begin to take shape.

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by a very special guest — Bill Nader, former Hong Kong Jockey Club executive and current President & CEO of the Thoroughbred Owners of California. With more than a decade of HKJC experience, Bill gives unmatched insight into this year’s International Jockeys’ Championship, calling the 12-rider roster the “best ever” assembled. We hear from jockey Vincent Ho on what it's like to be part of such a prestigious event. The team also looks ahead to HKIR at Sha Tin next week, sharing early thoughts on the global stars set to descend on Hong Kong, before previewing this weekend’s Sha Tin meeting with picks, opinions, and analysis.A must-watch episode as we head into one of the biggest weeks in Hong Kong racing. 🇭🇰🏇

Welcome to this week’s Hong Kong Racing Show. Before we begin, we want to acknowledge the tragic fires in the Tai Po district. Our thoughts are with the victims, their families, and the entire Hong Kong community. As a mark of respect, this weekend’s Sha Tin meeting will be held behind closed doors.This week, hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by special guest Umberto Rispoli, one of California’s leading jockeys and America’s representative at the upcoming LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship. We dive into the excitement of his return to Hong Kong and look ahead to his showdown with superstar riders including Zac Purton, Ryan Moore, Joao Moreira, James McDonald, Christophe Lemaire, William Buick, and many more.Umberto also helps us break down last Saturday’s action from Sha Tin — including his thoughts on Ka Ying Rising, Romantic Warrior, Galaxy Patch, Voyage Bubble, and the other headline performances.Then Andrew and Alex look forward to this weekend’s Sha Tin card, highlighted by the Class 2 Chevalier Cup, sharing their picks, insights, and analysis.Hit subscribe and join us as we build toward HKIR week!

It’s BOCHK Day at Sha Tin — and that means a huge G2 triple header as we officially hit HKIR Preview Day!This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, special guest and Hong Kong racing expert Tim Carroll joins Andrew Brown and Alex Evers to break down all three feature races:🏆 BOCHK Jockey Club Sprint, featuring KA YING RISING🏆 BOCHK Jockey Club Mile, featuring MY WISH and GALAXY PATCH🏆 BOCHK Jockey Club Cup, featuring ROMANTIC WARRIOR and VOYAGE BUBBLETim gives his full race previews, HKIR implications, key runners to watch, and — of course — his best bets for the card.Plus:🔹 The latest on the LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship, with two spots still up for grabs among Hong Kong-based riders ahead of the December 10 showdown at Happy Valley.🔹 How you can vote in the World Pool Moment of the Year, celebrating the standout global racing highlight of 2024.All that, plus picks, analysis, and everything you need ahead of a massive weekend of world-class racing at Sha Tin.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe — HKIR is almost here!

This week on the Hong Kong Racing Show, Andie Biancone joins Andrew Brown and Alex Evers for a global deep dive into an action-packed fortnight of racing!Fresh off a busy Breeders’ Cup at Del Mar, Andie recaps her week wearing multiple hats — covering the event for FanDuel Racing while also looking after her father Patrick Biancone’s Juvenile Turf contender Lennilu.Then the team turns its attention to a massive weekend coming up at Sha Tin, where superstars ROMANTIC WARRIOR and VOYAGE BUBBLE are set for an electrifying showdown. We hear from jockey James McDonald, who gives his take on how Romantic Warrior is progressing after breezing him during the week.Plus:🔥 MY WISH returns⚡ KA YING RISING returns — on the same raceday!⏳ The countdown to HKIR continues📋 Full preview, analysis, and selections for this weekend’s Sha Tin card⏳ The World Pool moment of the week featuring VIA SISTINAAll that and more on another jam-packed edition of the Hong Kong Racing Show.

Fresh off an unforgettable weekend at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships, trainer Jose D’Angelo joins Andrew Brown and Alex Evers on this week’s Hong Kong Racing Show!D’Angelo recaps his incredible double with Shisospicy (Turf Sprint) and Bentornato (Sprint) and reveals his plans to bring Shisospicy and Howard Wolowitz to Hong Kong for next month’s HKIR.We also hear from Umberto Rispoli, who talks about being selected for the International Jockeys’ Championship at Happy Valley, where he’ll proudly represent the United States.Plus — the team dives into:🏇 Forever Young’s Breeders’ Cup victory and a potential Saudi Cup rematch with Romantic Warrior🔥 The latest on Ka Ying Rising💄 This weekend’s Sha Tin feature — the Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse (G3)All that and more, in another global edition of the Hong Kong Racing Show.🎙️ Hosted by: Andrew Brown & Alex Evers🏇 Special Guests: Jose D’Angelo & Umberto Rispoli🎥 Produced by Off To The Races MediaAsk

The Hong Kong Racing Show goes global! 🌏This week, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are LIVE from Del Mar, soaking up the atmosphere ahead of the 2025 Breeders’ Cup World Championships — and bringing an international twist you won’t find anywhere else.We dive into the five Breeders’ Cup races that will be broadcast and wagered on through the Hong Kong Jockey Club:🏆 Breeders’ Cup Turf🔥 Breeders’ Cup Classic💨 Breeders’ Cup Mile💪 Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile👑 Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare TurfWith special guests William Buick and Yoshito Yahagi, we break down the global stars ready to shine on racing’s biggest stage — from Forever Young, Japan’s superstar 3-year-old, to Rebel’s Romance, the globe-trotting turf warrior, and Minnie Hauk, Ireland’s classy filly for Aidan O’Brien.But we’re not just looking at Del Mar — we’re looking beyond it. 🌏 Many of these Breeders’ Cup contenders are bound for the Hong Kong International Races (HKIR), so Andrew and Alex connect the dots between Del Mar and Sha Tin, giving Hong Kong fans a true global racing preview.🎥 Expect energy, insights, and the unique Off To The Races Media style — storytelling that connects continents and champions.

This week on The Hong Kong Racing Show, we’re joined by a very special guest — eight-time Hong Kong champion jockey Zac Purton, fresh off his unforgettable victory aboard Ka Ying Rising in The Everest at Royal Randwick!Regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers sit down with Zac to:🏇 Relive the drama and emotion of Everest day — from the build-up, to the race itself, to the celebrations that followed.🔥 Look ahead to Ka Ying Rising’s future — where does the world’s top-rated sprinter go next? Will he break Silent Witness' record? 🎤 Address the headlines — Zac responds to comments made by Maureen Haggas (wife of trainer William Haggas) about his ride on Lake Forest in the Group 1 King Charles III Stakes.🏆 Milestone watch — After surpassing 1,900 Hong Kong winners this week, how soon could he hit the incredible 2,000-win mark at Sha Tin?Plus — Andrew and Alex look ahead to this weekend’s racing at Sha Tin, including:• A full preview of the Group 2 Premier Bowl, featuring Helios Express• A look back at My Wish’s stunning win in the Group 2 Sha Tin Trophy🎙️ Hosted by: Andrew Brown & Alex Evers🏇 Special Guest: Zac Purton🎥 Produced by: Off To The Races Media in partnership with the Hong Kong Jockey Club

It’s a special Everest edition of The Hong Kong Racing Show as we count down to raceday at Royal Randwick — and to the moment Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising, the world’s top-rated racehorse, takes on Australia’s best in The Everest.This week, Off To The Races Media’s Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by two standout guests:🎧 Darren Flindell — the voice of The Everest since its very first running, and former No. 1 race caller in Hong Kong for 16 years. Darren breaks down the field, gives his picks, shares a concern from Ka Ying Rising’s Randwick trial, and reflects on his favourite Hong Kong racing memories.💰 Sam Nati — Head of Commingling at the Hong Kong Jockey Club — joins to explain just how big this race is from a World Pool perspective and whether The Everest could set a global wagering record.We also cover the latest from Hong Kong racing, including Romantic Warrior’s barrier trial and a preview of the Group 2 Sha Tin Trophy featuring My Wish, Voyage Bubble and Galaxy Patch.Produced by Off To The Races Media in partnership with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

It’s Episode 7 of Season 2 of The Hong Kong Racing Show, and it’s a special Everest edition as we count down to the world’s richest race on turf — The Everest at Royal Randwick.All eyes are on Ka Ying Rising, the world’s top-rated racehorse and Hong Kong sprinting superstar, as he takes on Australia’s best.Joining regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are two incredible guests:🎙️ Darren Flindell — Sydney’s lead race caller and former Hong Kong calling legend. Darren previews The Everest, shares his selections, and reflects on a few special Hong Kong memories from his decade behind the Sha Tin microphone.💰 Sam Nati — The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Head of Commingling, who breaks down just how big The Everest will be from a World Pool perspective — and whether we could see a new wagering record.Plus, the team dives into the latest Hong Kong racing news, including Romantic Warrior’s barrier trial at Sha Tin and a look ahead to the Group 2 Sha Tin Trophy featuring My Wish, Voyage Bubble, and Galaxy Patch.🏇 Hosts: Andrew Brown & Alex Evers📅 Guests: Darren Flindell & Sam Nati

This week on The Hong Kong Racing Show, hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers dive into the all-important barrier trial of Ka Ying Rising, the world’s top-rated racehorse, who stepped out at Royal Randwick ahead of next week’s A$20 million Everest — the world’s richest race on turf.We hear from champion jockey Zac Purton and trainer David Hayes, who share their thoughts on how Ka Ying Rising is tracking for his biggest test yet.Special guest Tim Carroll from Sky Sports Racing joins the panel to discuss the trial and whether Ka Ying Rising is peaking at the right time.Plus — a full look ahead to this weekend’s racing at Sha Tin, with our tips, insights, and analysis on the standout races.🎥 Hosted by: Andrew Brown & Alex Evers🎙️ Special Guest: Tim Carroll (Sky Sports Racing)📅 Topics this week:Ka Ying Rising’s barrier trial at RandwickEverest preview and expectationsZac Purton & David Hayes interviewsSha Tin weekend form and selections

We’re back a little earlier this week with a big edition of The Hong Kong Racing Show, as Sha Tin gets set for the G3 National Day Cup on Wednesday.Regular hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers kick things off by looking back at the G3 Celebration Cup, where MY WISH delivered a big win for trainer Mark Newnham and jockey Luke Ferraris.Also making headlines this week:Romantic Warrior steps back into the trialsRebel’s Romance lands the G1 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic at AqueductThe team then turn their attention to Santa Anita, reviewing two big performances from JOHANNES and GOLD PHOENIX, both of whom could be on a path to Hong Kong International Races in December via the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Del Mar. Special guest Umberto Rispoli, who rode both horses to victory, joins the show to talk about those wins. We also hear from Johannes’ owner Joe McCloskey and Gary Fenton from Little Red Feather Racing, owners of Gold Phoenix.All that, plus the latest Hong Kong racing news and analysis. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more every week!

It’s another international edition of The Hong Kong Racing Show! 🌏🐎This week, hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers cross around the globe with a stellar lineup of guests:David Hayes (Trainer, Hong Kong) — on Ka Ying Rising, the world’s top-rated racehorse, who has just arrived in Sydney ahead of his shot at The Everest at Royal Randwick on October 18.Brett de Vine (Head of Media & Broadcast, Australian Turf Club) — on the build-up to The Everest, the richest turf race in the world.Toshi Onikubo 鬼窪峻大 (Japan) — on Hong Kong sprinting star Lucky Sweynesse #ラッキースワイネス running in this weekend’s G1 Sprinters Stakes #スプリンターズステークス at Nakayama, plus insights on Forever Young’s #フォーエバーヤング Breeders’ Cup target and other Japanese horses to watch at Del Mar next month. Andrew and Alex also preview this weekend’s Sha Tin card, featuring the season’s first Group race, the Celebration Cup, along with the latest Hong Kong racing news and their picks and analysis.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing previews, international insights, and exclusive interviews!

Episode 3 of The Hong Kong Racing Show is packed with insight and big stories! 🎙️🐎This week, our special guest is Glyn Schofield, a Group 1-winning jockey who has enjoyed success all around the world. Glyn rode in Hong Kong for several seasons, knows the Sha Tin circuit inside out, and was also one of the top jockeys in Sydney, where he rode countless big winners at Royal Randwick — the very track where Ka Ying Rising will line up as favorite in The Everest on October 18.Regular host Andrew Brown catches up with Glyn inside Randwick’s iconic Theatre of the Horse, where they discuss:Ka Ying Rising’s superstar qualities and his Everest chancesThe role of champion jockey Zac Purton in the partnershipHow Hong Kong sprinting form might measure up in AustraliaBack in the studio, Alex Evers joins Andrew with all the latest Hong Kong racing news, including a potential shake-up in the jockey ranks. Could Joao “The Magic Man” Moreira be returning to Hong Kong? Plus, they preview this weekend’s Sha Tin card with their analysis and best bets.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing previews, exclusive interviews, and expert insights!

What a week for Hong Kong racing! 🌟In Episode 2 of The Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers break down Ka Ying Rising’s phenomenal season-opening victory, with all roads now leading to The Everest at Royal Randwick in Sydney. They’ve also got the latest Hong Kong racing news, plus in-depth analysis and best bets for this weekend’s card at Sha Tin.This week’s special guest is international superstar jockey Mirco Demuro. Andrew caught up with him at Del Mar, where he has been riding this summer after leaving Japan, where he was a champion jockey. Mirco shares some big news about his future in the saddle, reflects on his unforgettable days riding in Hong Kong — including a memorable Group 1 triumph — and talks about what’s next in his remarkable career.📌 In this episode:Ka Ying Rising’s brilliant return & Everest campaign aheadHong Kong racing news and Sha Tin weekend previewExclusive interview with Mirco Demuro on Japan, California & Hong Kong memories👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for weekly Hong Kong racing previews, interviews, and insights!

The Hong Kong Racing Show is back for the 2025/26 season! 🎙️In this season opener, hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by star jockey Umberto Rispoli. Fresh off a career year in the U.S. with Journalism — winner of the Preakness and Haskell — Umberto also shares his unique perspective on Hong Kong racing, where he rode for many years.We preview the first big race of the season at Sha Tin, the HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup (Handicap), featuring the return of the world’s best sprinter Ka Ying Rising. Plus, Andrew and Alex bring you the latest Hong Kong racing news, analysis, and their best bets for the weekend.Whether you’re tuning in from North America, Hong Kong, or anywhere in the world, this show brings you closer to the action at Sha Tin and Happy Valley every week.

He’s the man of the moment in American racing — and this week, Umberto Rispoli joins The Hong Kong Racing Showfor a deep-dive you don’t want to miss.The Santa Anita Derby-winning jockey talks to Andrew Brown and Alex Evers about his partnership with Journalism, the Kentucky Derby favorite. With the Run for the Roses just around the corner, Rispoli opens up about the pressure, the preparation, and the post position he’s hoping to draw. You’ll also hear from Journalism’s trainer Michael McCarthy and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners’ Aron Wellman, who weigh in on what makes Rispoli the perfect rider for the big stage.Plus — we rewind to Umberto’s time racing in Hong Kong, get his take on Romantic Warrior’s narrow defeat in Dubai, and dive into some candid, behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.Whether you’re a Derby diehard or a Hong Kong racing fan, this is 45 minutes of gold.

The biggest race in Hong Kong is here—the Hong Kong Derby! 🏆 In this special edition, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers (live from Sha Tin) break down the full field, post positions, and key contenders, including MY WISH, RUBYLOT, and JOHANNES BRAHMS.We take a deep dive into MY WISH with an exclusive feature on jockey Luke Ferraris and trainer Mark Newnham. Plus, former HKJC Executive Bill Nader shares his top 3 Derby memories and his pick for the race, while FanDuel TV’s Andie Biancone delivers her expert selections.Who will take home Derby glory? Tune in for all the insights and analysis you need! 🎙️🐎 #HongKongDerby #HKRacing

In Episode 26 of The Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by Brenton Avdulla, one of Hong Kong’s in-form jockeys, currently sitting third in the Jockey Standings behind Zac Purton and Hugh Bowman.Brenton gives us the inside scoop on RUBYLOT, one of the leading contenders for next week’s Group 1 Hong Kong Derby, and reflects on his incredible G1 Al Quoz Sprint victory aboard CALIFORNIA SPANGLE in Dubai—a career highlight!We also dive into:🏇 Brenton’s key rides at Sha Tin this weekend📊 Expert analysis and best bets from Andrew & Alex for the Sha Tin cardTune in for all the latest on Hong Kong racing! 🎧🏆

In Episode 25 of The Hong Kong Racing Show, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by a very special guest—John Stewart, founder of Resolute Racing.John recently announced that his stable star, GOLIATH, is heading to Champions Day in Hong Kong to take on the QEII Cup at Sha Tin! We chat with him for nearly 30 minutes about his passion for international racing, the importance of top horses competing worldwide, and his vision for the sport.Plus, Andrew and Alex preview some of the key races at Sha Tin this weekend and share their expert picks.Tune in now for all the latest Hong Kong racing news and analysis! 🎧🏇 #HongKongRacing #Goliath #ChampionsDay #QEII

It’s a huge episode of The Hong Kong Racing Show! 🏇🎙️This week, Andrew Brown and Alex Evers (checking in from Hong Kong) are joined by special guest Karis Teetan, fresh off his thrilling win aboard Ka Ying Rising in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup, solidifying the horse’s status as the world’s top sprinter.Also joining the show is NBC horse racing commentator Randy Moss, who went viral for his tweet criticizing James McDonald’s ride on Romantic Warrior in the Saudi Cup—the world’s richest race. Randy breaks down the race and explains why he said what he said.Plus, Andrew and Alex bring you the latest Hong Kong racing news and their top picks for Sha Tin this weekend.🎧 Tune in now for all things Hong Kong racing!

It’s a huge week in Hong Kong racing! FanDuel Racing analyst Andie Biancone joins Andrew Brown as a special guest, while co-host Alex Evers checks in from Saudi Arabia, where Romantic Warrior is set to take on the world’s best in the $20 million Saudi Cup—the richest race on the planet.Back at Sha Tin, we break down an exciting Group 1 double-header, featuring the world’s best sprinter, Ka Ying Rising, in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup. Plus, we give our top picks for the weekend’s biggest races at Sha Tin.Listen now, and don’t forget to follow for more Hong Kong racing insights! #HKRacing #RomanticWarrior #SaudiCup #HorseRacing

Trainer Mark Newnham joins the show fresh off his biggest win in Hong Kong—the HK$13 million Hong Kong Classic Mile with My Wish! In just his second season in Hong Kong, Newnham is quickly making a name for himself. He breaks down the big win, shares insights on My Wish’s path to the Hong Kong Derby, discusses his partnership with jockey Luke Ferraris, and reflects on his journey as a rising star in Hong Kong racing.🎧 Tune in for an exclusive interview with one of Hong Kong’s most exciting trainers!

Hong Kong’s leading jockey Zac Purton joins The Hong Kong Racing Show for an exclusive interview! After his fall at Sha Tin, Zac faces 4-6 weeks on the sidelines—he shares his rehab plans and when he hopes to return to racing. We also discuss Ka Ying Rising, the world’s top sprinter, and get Zac’s thoughts on Karis Teetan taking the ride next weekend. Plus, Zac weighs in on Hong Kong superstar Romantic Warrior, who is in Saudi Arabia preparing for the Saudi Cup.Hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers also preview this weekend’s races at Sha Tin, offering expert analysis and their best bets.Follow The Hong Kong Racing Show for all the latest news, interviews, and insights on Hong Kong horse racing!

In this episode, hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers are joined by Michael Adolphson, head of English Coverage at Racing Dubai TV and Middle East representative for Fasig-Tipton. Michael shares exclusive insights into Hong Kong superstar Romantic Warrior’s bold Middle East campaign, starting with the G1 Jebel Hatta in Dubai. They discuss Romantic Warrior's chances against top contenders, including Godolphin's Measured Time and former North American standout Laurel River, as well as what it will take to succeed in the Saudi Cup and Dubai World Cup. 🎙 Join Andrew, Alex, and Michael for a fascinating conversation about one of horse racing's biggest stars on the international stage!

Welcome to this special episode of The Hong Kong Racing Show on Spotify, hosted by Andrew Brown and Alex Evers. Today, we’re thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with one of the world’s top jockeys—James McDonald! Recently crowned the Longines World's Best Jockey for the second time, James takes us behind the scenes of his stunning performance at the Hong Kong International Races, where he claimed G1 victories aboard Voyage Bubble and Romantic Warrior. We also dive into Romantic Warrior’s bold Middle East campaign, including a shot at the world’s richest race—the Saudi Cup. Can this turf champion prove himself on dirt? Plus, James shares stories from his New Zealand roots, his thoughts on Hong Kong racing, and so much more. It’s an episode you don’t want to miss! Follow us for all things Hong Kong racing, and let’s dive into the excitement together. #HongKongRacing #JamesMcDonald #RomanticWarrior #HorseRacing #HKIR

Star international jockey Zac Purton joins hosts Andrew Brown and Alex Evers to talk about his career in Hong Kong as he closes in on becoming the winningest rider in Hong Kong racing history. Of his more than 1,800 wins in Hong Kong, Purton reveals his Top 3 most memorable, as well as discussing future star Ka Ying Rising, and much more!