Master French trainer Patrick Biancone must return to the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club headquarters again this afternoon to find out the result of his appeal against a $250,000 drugs fine.
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- May 20, 2013
- Updated: 1:47pm
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Perhaps the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club would like to shed some light on what appears to be one of its latest moves to 'improve' customer service.
As a regular telebet subscriber, I...
Beneficiaries of the annual social welfare 'shopping list' handed to the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club were monitored by government branches, said Secretary for Health and Welfare Katherine Fok Lo...
A man was arrested for allegedly presenting forged cash coupons, with a face value of $20,000, at a Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club betting shop in Yuen Long.
NEVER mind the Bill of Rights, the shadow government and the through-train. This was much more significant.
IF the first stewards of the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club had known a Chinese would one day head their institution, they would probably have closed it down there and then.
The early...
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FOR the many who look back on Hong Kong's colonial past with nostalgia - not all of them elderly Britons - the news that the three 'Royal' clubs are to drop their regal prefix is an occasion for...
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THE men-only Quiet Room at the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club is under review after a meeting of the Club House Committee raised concerns about banning women.
IF one took the feminist approach to its logical conclusion, then all of our toilets should also be unisex. Personally, I wouldn't mind it that much, but I suspect quite a few women might.
I READ your front page article and editorial comment about the sexist attitude of the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club (South China Morning Post, January 3). Interestingly, almost exactly one year ago...
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