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Victoria Derby Day, Tenno Sho Autumn and Melbourne Cup Day races to be beamed live for betting

23/10/2021 10:18

Victoria Derby Day (30 Oct Sat)

The Hong Kong Jockey Club will simulcast for betting seven races from the Victoria Derby Day Meeting at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday, 30 October.  (1st race 10:40am)

The showcase race of the day, the G1 Victoria Derby, has been run since 1855 and is the oldest Classic in Australia. Carrying a prize of A$2 million, the Victoria Derby is the ultimate spring target for the Classic generation.

Subject to changes, the details of the Victoria Derby Day races are as follows:

HK Time Race Name Distance (m) Status
10:40 Carbine Club Stakes 1600 G3
11:20 Hotham Handicap 2500 G3
12:00 Empire Rose Stakes    1600 G1
12:45 Coolmore Stud Stakes (Ascot Vale Stakes) 1200 G1
13:30 Victoria Derby 2500 G1
14:10 Cantala Stakes 1600 G1
14:50 Furphy Sprint (Begonia Belle Stakes) 1100 G3

Final declarations with barrier draws for the Victoria Derby Day races will be available on the morning of Friday, 29 October.

Tenno Sho Autumn (31 Oct Sun)

During the Happy Valley race meeting on Sunday, 31 October, the Tenno Sho Autumn will be simulcast for betting from Tokyo Racecourse (2:40pm, Hong Kong time).

The Tenno Sho Autumn (G1 2000m for 3yo and upwards) has a long history and is traditionally one of Japan’s signature races. The Tenno Sho has been held since 1937. The autumn race is currently the only G1 turf contest in Japan for horses aged three and above over 2000m.

Final declarations with barrier draws for the Tenno Sho Autumn will be available on the morning of Friday, 29 October.

Melbourne Cup Day (2 Nov Tue)

The Hong Kong Jockey Club will simulcast for betting seven races from the Melbourne Cup Day meeting to be held at Flemington Racecourse in Australia on Tuesday, 2 November. (1st race 9:40am Hong Kong time).

The Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival reaches its climax on Melbourne Cup Day. At 3pm on the first Tuesday in November, Australia comes to a standstill as people tune in to catch the race that literally stops a nation. In a little more than 3 minutes, Cup dreams are made for some but shattered for others. The 2021 Melbourne Cup continues to be the world’s richest handicap and staying race with A$7.75 million of prize money plus A$200,000 trophies.

Subject to changes, the details of the Melbourne Cup Day races are as follows:

HK Time Race Name Distance (m) Status
09:40 BM96 Handicap 2800
10:20 Batman Stakes 1800 L
10:55 BM90 Handicap 1400
12:00 Melbourne Cup 3200 G1
13:00 Furphy Plate (Melbourne Cup Day Plate) 1800 L
13:40 The Hong Kong Jockey Club Stakes (Maybe Mahal Stakes) 1400 G3
14:15 MSS Security Sprint (Always Welcome Stakes) 1200 L

Final declarations with barrier draws for the Melbourne Cup Day races will be available on Sunday, 31 October.