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Ms Cecilia Kwok, Vice President from LONGINES Hong Kong and Macau, begins the barrier draw for the LONGINES Hong Kong Vase by picking the first horse name.

Travelling head lad Patrick Keating of Aidan O&#039;Brien’s stable draws Gate 1 for Stone Age.

Trainer Sarah Steinberg draws Gate 7 for Mendocino.

Trainer Tomohito Ozeki draws Gate 4 for Glory Vase.

Officiating guests and connections of the runners of the LONGINES Hong Kong Vase take to the stage for a group photo at the barrier draw ceremony.

Mr Andrew Harding, Executive Director, Racing of the HKJC, begins the barrier draw for the LONGINES Hong Kong Sprint by picking the first horse name.

Jockey Kyosuke Maruta draws Gate 2 for Naran Huleg.

Owner Jeffrey Cheng draws Gate 10 for Wellington.

Owner Cheng Ming-leung draws Gate 3 for Lucky Sweynesse.

Officiating guests and connections of the runners of the LONGINES Hong Kong Sprint take to the stage for a group photo at the barrier draw ceremony.

Mr Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, Chief Executive Officer of the HKJC, begins the barrier draw for the LONGINES Hong Kong Mile by picking the first horse name.

Stanley Chan draws Gate 4 for Golden Sixty.

California Spangle’s owner Howard Liang draws Gate 2.

Owner representative draws Gate 8 for Salios.

Officiating guests and connections of the runners of the LONGINES Hong Kong Mile take to the stage for a group photo at the barrier draw ceremony.

HKJC Chairman Mr Michael Lee begins the barrier draw for the LONGINES Hong Kong Cup by picking the first horse name.

Trainer Yoshito Yahagi draws Gate 8 for Panthalassa

Romantic Warrior’s owner Peter Lau draws Gate 7.

Owner representative draws Gate 11 for Order Of Australia.

Officiating guests and connections of the runners of the LONGINES Hong Kong Cup take to the stage for a group photo at the barrier draw ceremony.