Massive Sovereign, 2024 Derby winner, nears comeback from injuries under new trainer Frankie Lor. Meanwhile, Ricky Yiu achieves 1,100 wins in Hong Kong, joining elite trainers.
Trainer Frankie Lor is considering changing tactics for his horse Numbers in the upcoming Group One Champions and Chater Cup. Numbers has shown stamina and good form, and Lor believes a tactical shift might suit the horse on the A course.
Trainer Frankie Lor is optimistic about his chances at Sha Tin on Sunday, with Joao Moreira and Zac Purton booked for several rides. Lor highlights key contenders like Everyone's Star and Run Run Sunrise, aiming for wins despite challenges like top weight and wide draws.
Jerry Chau Chun-lok extended his lead in the race for the Tony Cruz Award when he made the most of limited opportunities to boot home a double at Sha Tin on Saturday. Wins on Cody Mo Wai-kit’s Jolly Jumper and the Frankie Lor Fu-chuen-trained Effortless Win boosted Chau’s seasonal tally to 37 – eight clear of the next best home-grown rider, Vincent Ho Chak-yiu. “I had only four rides today, but they have ability and the track today is good for our horses. So, I’m very happy to get the job done,”...
Frankie Lor is hoping Stormy Grove can continue his upward trajectory in Sunday's Class Two Members Cup (1,600m) at Sha Tin, believing the four-year-old is close to Group One level. The Classic Cup winner finished third in the Hong Kong Derby and was third reserve for the Champions Mile. Lor also runs Smart Golf (seeking a hat-trick) and veteran staker Money Catcher in his final season, while Galaxy Patch has transferred to Brett Crawford's stable.
Jockey Harry Bentley previews his upcoming rides at Sha Tin this Sunday, expressing confidence in the progress of Smart Golf and discussing the tactical approaches for his other mounts including Elite Golf and Flash Current.
