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The Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup Photo Release

22/02/2026 19:11

The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).
The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).
The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).
The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).
The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).
The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).

The David Hayes-trained Ka Ying Rising secures the second leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series – the HK$13 million G1 Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup (1400m) – today (Sunday, 22 February) under Zac Purton at Sha Tin. Jumping from barrier three, Ka Ying Rising achieved his 18th consecutive win – a new record for a Hong Kong-trained horse; also setting a new 1400m turf course record (1m 19.36s).

Connections of the winning horse, Ka Ying Rising, celebrate their success.
Connections of the winning horse, Ka Ying Rising, celebrate their success.
Connections of the winning horse, Ka Ying Rising, celebrate their success.

Connections of the winning horse, Ka Ying Rising, celebrate their success.

The Hon Bernard Charnwut Chan, Steward, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup trophy and a miniature to the Ka Ying Syndicate, owners of Ka Ying Rising, as well as the miniatures to winning trainer David Hayes and jockey Zac Purton.
The Hon Bernard Charnwut Chan, Steward, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup trophy and a miniature to the Ka Ying Syndicate, owners of Ka Ying Rising, as well as the miniatures to winning trainer David Hayes and jockey Zac Purton.
The Hon Bernard Charnwut Chan, Steward, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup trophy and a miniature to the Ka Ying Syndicate, owners of Ka Ying Rising, as well as the miniatures to winning trainer David Hayes and jockey Zac Purton.
The Hon Bernard Charnwut Chan, Steward, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup trophy and a miniature to the Ka Ying Syndicate, owners of Ka Ying Rising, as well as the miniatures to winning trainer David Hayes and jockey Zac Purton.

The Hon Bernard Charnwut Chan, Steward, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup trophy and a miniature to the Ka Ying Syndicate, owners of Ka Ying Rising, as well as the miniatures to winning trainer David Hayes and jockey Zac Purton.

A group photo at the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup presentation ceremony.
A group photo at the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup presentation ceremony.
Racegoers show their support for Ka Ying Rising.
Racegoers show their support for Ka Ying Rising.

Racegoers show their support for Ka Ying Rising.

Greg Carpenter, Head of Racing Product, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents a prize to the Stable Assistant responsible for Lucky Sweynesse, Best Turned Out Horse in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup.
Greg Carpenter, Head of Racing Product, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, presents a prize to the Stable Assistant responsible for Lucky Sweynesse, Best Turned Out Horse in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup.