Narrowly denied a double on debut in Hong Kong, Michael Dee described his triumphant start at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (24 May) as a dream as he joined a select band of jockeys to ride a winner at their first attempt in the city.

Michael Dee arrives in Hong Kong and rides a winner at first attempt.

Panfield will attempt to reclaim his title in Sunday’s (28 May) HK$12 million G1 Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup (2400m) at Sha Tin.

Hong Kong’s last major of the season is the Champions & Chater Cup run at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Hong Kong’s last major of the season is the Champions & Chater Cup run at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Erasing the memories of a recent challenging spell, Matthew Poon posted his second treble of the season to take riding honours at Sha Tin on Sunday (21 May) as John Size moved closer to a record 12th Hong Kong trainers’ championship with a double.

Brett Davis provides exclusive Preview of Sha Tin races.

Undeterred by a string of near misses since arriving in Hong Kong, Brenton Avdulla is hopeful of claiming an elusive breakthrough victory when he pairs with a host of leading chances at Sha Tin on Sunday (21 May).

Trainer Daniel Meagher has history beckoning as he aims to become just the second Kranji-based trainer to secure successive victories in the SGD$1 million (approx. HK$5.881 million) SIN G1 Kranji Mile (1600m) on Saturday (20 May).

Zac Purton added further gloss to a sparkling career by posting his 600th win at Happy Valley as the Australian maintained a relentless pursuit of history with success aboard Romantic Laos in the second section of the Class 4 Tathong Channel Handicap (1650m) at the city circuit on Wednesday night (17 May).

Brett Davis provides exclusive Preview of Happy Valley races.

Son Pak Fu has shown sensational improvement throughout the second half of this season and the four-year-old is chasing a fifth consecutive win at Happy Valley when he lines up in Wednesday night’s (17 May) Class 3 Aldrich Bay Handicap (1200m).

Three horses with "red" in their names saluted at three different tracks on Saturday.

Brett Davis provides exclusive Review of Sha Tin races.