A preview of the Sha Tin race meeting in Hong Kong, with the information currently available on the morning programme.
The Sha Tin race meeting in Hong Kong is on the day's schedule, with the first race due to go off at 11:45, Paris time. The fixture features several flat races that will draw the attention of followers of international racing, at a venue renowned for the quality of its facilities and the rigour of its organisation.
The card for this meeting comprises nine races, as indicated in the title of the fixture. The distances and conditions of each race vary, allowing horses of different categories to meet opponents according to their level and preferred trip. Detailed information on each race, including the runners and precise conditions, is available from the organisers and specialist platforms.
For French punters, Sha Tin is a familiar destination among international fixtures, although betting conditions differ considerably from those in mainland France. It is therefore advisable to make sure you understand the local rules before committing to any combination.
This type of meeting illustrates the growing openness of the world racing calendar to European audiences, thanks to the broadcasting of live pictures and the regular publication of racecards. Followers can thus keep up with news from these distant racecourses without travelling.
No results are reported at this stage. Readers are invited to consult the official sources for the finishing orders, reports and final odds of each race once the contests have been run.
The card for this meeting comprises nine races, as indicated in the title of the fixture. The distances and conditions of each race vary, allowing horses of different categories to meet opponents according to their level and preferred trip. Detailed information on each race, including the runners and precise conditions, is available from the organisers and specialist platforms.
For French punters, Sha Tin is a familiar destination among international fixtures, although betting conditions differ considerably from those in mainland France. It is therefore advisable to make sure you understand the local rules before committing to any combination.
This type of meeting illustrates the growing openness of the world racing calendar to European audiences, thanks to the broadcasting of live pictures and the regular publication of racecards. Followers can thus keep up with news from these distant racecourses without travelling.
No results are reported at this stage. Readers are invited to consult the official sources for the finishing orders, reports and final odds of each race once the contests have been run.
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Source: CanalTurf