Hong Kong Racing

[Desert Orchid]

Does anyone know of any really good sites for studying Hong Kong racing?

I happened to have a look at an upcoming card there (via the RP site) and was gobsmacked at the money on offer. We know how strict the HKJC are about non-triers etc so I'm wondering if I could get into soem serious form study during these quiet times.

Check out the prize money on offer to connections of very ordinary horses:

1. Class 4 Top OR 60 £94k
2. Class 4 Top OR 59 £94k
3. Class 4 Top OR 60 £94k
4. Class 3 Top OR 70 £141k
5. G1 £1.1m
6. Class 3 Top OR 79 £141k
7. G1 £1.1m
8. Conditions race Top OR 103
9. Class 2 Top OR 99 £207k
10. Class 3 Top OR 80 £141k

 

[reet hard]

yes

 

[barjon]

https://www.racingandsports.com/form-guide/thoroughbred/hong-kong

This any good?

 

[Desert Orchid]

Thanks, barjon. I'll see if I can get my head round the different layout.

 

[Slim]

I bet on it a lot during the first lockdown. If I still have your email I'll forward you on the detailed cards that are available by subscription.

 

[Slim]

https://www.racingandsports.com/form-guide/thoroughbred/hong-kong

This any good?

That link also has free live streaming.

I like the racecards here:

https://www.racenet.com.au/racing-form-guide/sha-tin-20200401/tung-wan-hcp-c5-race-3

 

[Slim]

Live pool for price guide:

https://bet.hkjc.com/racing/pages/odds_wp.aspx?lang=en&dv=local

 

[reet hard]

There's a brilliant free site that has form,sectionals and all the replays; but not for the ignorant,though.

 

[Desert Orchid]

Thanks again, Slim and barjon.

I'll check them out as soon as I get the chance.

 

[Maruco]

Racingandsports is excellent.

It's the website I used when I lived in Austra4lia, and I still use it for cross-referencing now.

Once you've navigated around and got used to it you'll like, assuming you can cope with metres and kg's, which takes a bit of getting used to.