Sprint

28 Apr 2013

Asafa Powell has broken the 10-second mark in the 100 metres more times than anyone in history. Only he does not have the titles to show for it.

6:29AM

Editor's picks: aerodynamics

12 Oct 2012

The triathlon craze has spawned a new generation of high-spec apparel and equipment, writes Jamie Carter.

3:12PM

Shibala has tactical speed to prevail

30 May 2012

Shibala has had a career punctuated with problems, but there has been no doubt about his ability and the Manfred Man Ka-leung-trained sprinter is in the right form to snare a tricky Sports Club...

4:10PM

Sprint Cup has scope to become an international

9 May 2012

Possibly it has just been serendipity but the racing over the past two weekends has taken on a familiar appearance, albeit configured a little differently.

2:31PM

Sunrise primed to light up the night

27 Mar 2012

The four next to Sunrise's name in the form guide will correctly signify his finishing position behind Lucky Warrior last start, but the number doesn't begin to describe the impossible task Dennis...

11:23AM

Punters line up for happy score in TT

13 Mar 2012

A HK$4.5 million jackpot should generate a big Triple Trio pool tomorrow night at Happy Valley, where barrier one on the 'C' course makes Almond Lee's Happy Score a solid banker in the final leg...

9:59AM

Opinion

Michael Cox

The 1-2 punch heard around the world

5:37PM

Wang Xiangwei

Placating graduates a work in progress

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5:24AM

Fortune smiles on Lucky Nine in a thriller

Fortune swung the way of the 'unlucky' Lucky Nine as the gutsy galloper re-ignited the international aspirations of trainer Caspar Fownes with a thrilling win in the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong...

3:10AM

Little Bridge has solid foundations

The blink-and-you'll-miss it nature of the HK$14 million Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint (1,200m) means everything has to go the winner's way.

3:07AM

Moore hoping his full hand wins more than one trick

Hong Kong's leading big-race trainer, John Moore, has had his share of disappointments at recent Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Race days but has declared his team for the showpiece as his...

3:04AM

Luck of the draw smiles on HK

Hong Kong prospects of reclaiming Sunday's HK$14 million Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sprint crown swelled at the barrier draw yesterday, but the foreign raiders lost no ground in the Mile and the...

2:56AM

Japanese give a glimpse into unorthodox methods

The Japanese visitors gave an insight into their training strategies at Sha Tin yesterday when three of their international contenders went head and head in a sharp breeze on the all-weather track...

2:48AM

Lee keeps her London dream alive for Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Lee Wai-sze has kept her Olympic hopes alive after a seventh-place finish in the women's sprint at the World Cup Track Classic in Cali, Colombia, yesterday.

2:30AM