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Patrick Lam will head into the last leg of the China League this weekend knowing he must beat fellow Hongkonger Samantha Lam  to clinch the solitary ticket for the FEI World Cup  finals in the Netherlands next year.
Patrick Lam (pictured), who will ride Lumumba 15, trails Samantha Lam (no relation) on Double Dent by five points after two legs in Beijing in August and September. The  Jockey Club backs both riders who are the hot favourites to win the CSI World Cup  showjumping event being held  for the  first time in China.  
'Samantha is the one to beat for the World Cup spot,' said Patrick. 'Although she had never ridden in an indoor ring, she is  the most the most experienced rider in China. But ... the chances of one of us, and Hong Kong, qualifying are very good.'



HK riders go head to head to clinch World Cup ticket