Podcasts about hong kong jockey club

On our first episode of the Year of The Snake, Vivek gambles with his luck and cleans his house on CNY, and on the topic of gambling, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Mark Six lottery winner gets over 193 million HKD. How does this thing even work? This episode is not sponsored by Dyson or the Hong Kong Jockey Club! Get tickets for Backstage Comedy shows: https://linktr.ee/backstagecomedy Subscribe to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hohopod Leave us a review: (please!) https://www.ratethispodcast.com/hohohkpod Follow Mohammed on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theothermohammed/ Follow Vivek on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funnyvivek/

Tom Wood from the Hong Kong Jockey Club spoke with Miles on Winners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges is the CEO of the Hong Kong Jockey Club and caught up with Andrew Bensley ahead of Sunday's massive meeting.

This was a fun one. Recorded at the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Sha Tin Racecourse, site of the equestrian competitions at the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games. There I met with Hong Kong's multi Paralympic and World Championships competitor Natasha Tse, a Grade I rider. We talked about her career which dates back to London 2012, where she was the youngest rider to compete, the burgeoning success of the Hong Kong team and her frequent flights to and from Europe, and her hopes for Paris 2024.

Twenty months ago Adam Campton was still working for the Hong Kong Jockey Club unsure of his next career move. He made the snap decision to return to Australia and take out a trainer's  licence. A winner with his very first starter at Warwick set the scene for his immediate future. Since then he's reeled off more than forty wins and is deadly serious about his future as a trainer. Adam begins by reviewing the short career of Deepour who's won 5 from 7 since being sourced from the Inglis Digital On Line Sale.  The young trainer talks about his blueblood racing pedigree with special mention of his father Neil, a multiple Gr 1 winning jockey and successful trainer. Adam talks of his relationship with maternal grandfather, the late Les Coles rider of Even Stevens who won the Caulfield/Melbourne Cup double in 1962.  He talks of several other notable racing achievers in the immediate family. Adam takes us through the many and varied things he tried before settling on a training career. He talks of a short stint working for the Darley operation under Peter Snowden. He looks back on a lengthy involvement in the hospitality industry. He finished up as bar manager at a western Sydney pub. The thirty five year old looks back on his time with Rosehill trainer Tim Martin. Adam then moved into the on- line betting industry where he would spend four valuable years. He then talks of a very happy four years with the Hong Kong Jockey Club  looking after the interests of racehorse owners and young members. His partner Tayla Whalley accompanied him to HK. Adam explains that his decision to return to Australia happened overnight. He talks of a low key start as a trainer, and pays tribute to Lord Markel, the former Victorian horse who turned up in his Gold  Coast stable. This was the horse to give him a dream start in his new role. Adam talks of the purchase of his own stabling complex and the facilities on offer. He acknowledges the support he gets from partner Tayla Whalley, a Queensland born girl who has a great affinity with horses. The trainer talks about the regular video presentation he and Tayla compile for stable clients. He acknowledges the support of two special work riders. Adam pays a heartfelt tribute to Lord Markel, the horse he never expected to see in his stable. He talks of the heartbreaking disappointment he experienced a short time after beginning his training operation. Adam acknowledges the horses who've helped launch his training career. He talks of the talented Brazilian jockey who made a big impression during a short stay in Queensland.  He has nice things to say about apprentice Yvette Lewis who came to him from the Tamworth stables of Sue Grills. A little encouragement goes a long way. Adam says his Sydney based mother Trish is the unabashed leader of his fan club. The trainer talks about his brother-in-law by marriage, the champion Queensland jockey James Orman. It's a laid back chat with a young horseman who took a while to sort out his career path. There's no holding him now.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the breaking news of Silvestre de Sousa's 10 month worldwide ban from the Hong Kong Jockey Club and consider the implications for the multiple UK Champion. They also look ahead to forthcoming Classic Trials with James Savage, assistant to Sir Michael Stoute, and the French Classics in the company of Brian Meehan, trainer of Plains fancy Isaac Shelby. Patrick Cummings, director of the Thoroughbred Idea Foundation, gives weighty context to the goings on in the United States surrounding Forte's positive test, while Racing Foundation's Rob Hezel looks ahead to the Racing Industry Conference. Meanwhile, Fitzdares CEO Will Woodhams explains why his firm have stepped into sponsor Lingfield's Classic Trials.

Nick is joined by broadcaster Rishi Persad to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the breaking news of Silvestre de Sousa's 10 month worldwide ban from the Hong Kong Jockey Club and consider the implications for the multiple UK Champion. They also look ahead to forthcoming Classic Trials with James Savage, assistant to Sir Michael Stoute, and the French Classics in the company of Brian Meehan, trainer of Plains fancy Isaac Shelby. Patrick Cummings, director of the Thoroughbred Idea Foundation, gives weighty context to the goings on in the United States surrounding Forte's positive test, while Racing Foundation's Rob Hezel looks ahead to the Racing Industry Conference. Meanwhile, Fitzdares CEO Will Woodhams explains why his firm have stepped into sponsor Lingfield's Classic Trials.

This week we're joined by Jessica May MRCVS! Jessica has worked in mixed and equine practices, both in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. Having worked in a variety of clinics, she has experience in first opinion, referral hospital and charity settings. We begin this week's episode by discussing Jessica's time spent in Hong Kong as an intern at a jockey club and her love for seedy loaf bread!We talk about Jessica's pioneering role using TeleMedicine within the equine industry, and her work with FirstVet, an independent digital veterinary clinic.Jessica goes on to explain how online vet services can be utilised alongside traditional appointments. She describes both the challenges and benefits of bridging the gap between veterinary clinical care and the tech world.We talk about the increasing pressure on vet professionals, particularly new grads, and how we can leverage technology to help support workers' mental health within the industry.Jessica delivers an insightful 60-second CPD providing 3 tips and tricks on how to get the most out of telemedicine consultations We then discuss Flexee, Jessica's new business that not only helps raise awareness and understanding of flexible working but also offers solutions to implement this within a practice.Jessica asks our listeners to reflect on the lessons learned throughout the pandemic and shares her fond memories of hiking in the British countryside. Support the show

Brendan Delaney, Michael Velissaris and Michael Comerford talk all things sport and racing on RSN's Good Sports. Today the team caught up with Glenn McFarlane from the Herald Sun, Jasper Gotterson and Max Cutrone from Mates V States, Jason Bennett from Channel 7, Gerard Daffy from TAB, George Farrugia, Tom Wood from the Hong Kong Jockey Club, Laurie Daley from TAB and Catherin Healey from Fox Sports.

Horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the Warrnambool Racing Carnival, his wife's appearance on Channel 7, the Hong Kong Jockey Club's reluctance to let Zac Purton compete overseas, Jamie Kah's desire to return to the track, Andrew Dillon's racing background, the racing pause for Dean Holland's funeral on Monday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The fate of retired racehorses has never been under more scrutiny, and Jo McKinnon couldn't be happier. The respected media contributor recently launched her own website designed to monitor the post competitive lives of thoroughbreds and performance horses. Jo joins us to talk about the creation of “offthetrackhorses.com.au” and to look back on her own exciting life in media and in the racing industry. She talks of the origins of her independent on-line platform. Jo outlines her ideas for regular content on the site. She acknowledges the support of some special behind-the-scenes people. The talented media veteran takes us back to her very first job with the Herald and Weekly Times and the thrilling scholarship win that got her there. Jo talks of her duties with the major Melbourne newspaper. She looks back on her exciting transition into television as a sports reporter with Network Ten in Melbourne. She was on her way. Horse loving Jo was thrilled to join the team being assembled for Sky's history making home racing channel. She was the first female presenter to be seen on the satellite coverage. Today there are many. She reviews the many roles she filled in the early days of the burgeoning media giant.  Jo talks of a sea change and a return to her hometown of Melbourne. She landed a plum role with the Moonee Valley Racing Club. She recalls an enjoyable stint as Marketing Manager for Aushorse which was in the process of rebranding. The role took her to Asia several times. Jo looks back on a brief association with the Nine Network and a return to Sky Racing. This time around she was chief anchor for the popular Sunday morning programme Racing Retro.  True to form the versatile personality felt the need for a change of direction. Before she knew it, Jo was working for the Hong Kong Jockey Club as a presenter at Happy Valley and Sha Tin. While in HK Jo's ability to adapt to different roles landed her a job as “food writer” for the famous Tasting Kitchen magazine. Back in Australia in 2014 she landed a role with the VRC as head of PR for the famous spring carnival.  Jo looks back on enjoyable stints with Racing.Com and Equestrian Australia. Perhaps the most rewarding of her many accomplishments was the creation of a documentary with brother Lachie as her co- producer. Jo looks back on the five episode series called “A Racetrack Somewhere” which received excellent reviews. The talented McKinnon talks of her involvement in racehorse ownership. She part owned a pretty smart mare a few years ago. Jo talks of her participation in a recent RSN programme called Talking Horses, and her current role as guest columnist for the on-line publication ANZ Bloodstock News. Fast forward to 2023 and a new life on a 3500 acre property at Quirindi with her partner Andrew Talbot. Jo talks of Andrew's long time association with Elders Ltd. He manages the famous Killara Feed Lot operation from the Quirindi property.   She says an invitation to join the committee of the Quirindi Jockey Club proved impossible to decline.   It's a laid back chat with a lady who's just as comfortable astride a show horse as she is in front of a television camera. 

The CEO of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Winfried Englebrecht - Bresges joins Andrew Bensley on Racing Pulse to discuss the state of affairs in Hong Kong racing

Kim Kelly the former Chief Steward at the Hong Kong Jockey Club joins Racing Pulse at the Asian Racing Conference being back in Australia after 20 years.

Clint Hutchison aka Hong Kong Hutchy joins Racing Pulse for an in depth preview of tonight's Hong Kong Jockey Club's International Jockey Challenge meeting at Happy Valley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hong Kong Jockey Club presenter and race-caller Tom Wood joined Sunday Central to preview the day of racing out at Sha Tin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

HKJC Race-caller and presenter Tom Wood, previews the day of racing out at Happy Valley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hong Kong Jockey Club's Tom Wood joined Brendan Delaney to preview the day of racing out at Sha Tin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Wood from the Hong Kong Jockey Club joined Gareth to give a preview of Happy Valley tonight!

Tom Wood from the Hong Kong Jockey Club joined Gareth to discuss Zac Purton's comments on James McDonald as well as giving some tips for Happy Valley tonight.

HKJC race-caller Tom Wood sets up the day of racing out at Sha Tin.

Bill Nader, who current serves as an executive with the Hong Kong Jockey Club and will soon take on the role of President and CEO of the Thoroughbred Owners of California, joined this week's TDN Writers' Room to share his experiences with Japanese racing and talk about how he hopes to improve upon racing in

It's Royal Ascot Week! The best of international racing starts Tuesday. And to help us handicap the races for the week, especially on Tuesday, is fantastic TV host/analyst from the Hong Kong Jockey Club, Andrew LeJeune! Join the live chat as we discuss many topics. Promotions: 1) Subscribe to the excellent, informative and profitable Race-Day Blog! Please go to: https://www.patreon.com/hhhracingpodcast . Fantastic ABC P4 and P5 grids, along with Spot Plays and Price Plays provided that have hit close to 40% in 2021 and currently has an ROI of over $3. Purchase your blog NOW and make 2022 your best handicapping year ever! 2) Find out about the exciting, new "Podcast Pool" by emailing me at hkravetshorse@gmail.com I will send you a document on how it works and how/when to play into this great new venture! 3) JOIN BetUS TODAY at https://www.betus.com.pa/ In order to receive a 125% (of your deposit) FREE PLAY, deposit min. of $50 using a credit card (must be a cc) into your new account and USE THE PROMO CODE: RACING3H . This will be typed in when you submit your payment. Start playing today!! #HongKongJC #royalascot #TVG @GoldenPal --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/howard-k-kravets/support

Zac Purton is a professional jockey based in Hong Kong and is a member of one of the most prestigious clubs in racing, the Hong Kong Jockey Club. With over 120 wins and 581 rides under his belt in the 2021-2022 season, Zac has been making big moves in the racing industry ever since he got started. Growing up in Australia, Zac decided he wanted to become a jockey at the young age of fourteen and today he celebrates his 1,400th Hong Kong win with $166,008,615 stakes won. Listen in!

Mr William Du: Mainland Affairs Manager of the Hong Kong Jockey Club and Partnership Director of Time Auction @ FiresideInterviewer: Wendy Chong, Hannah Lam採訪者：蔣沛芸、林婉晞Language 語言：Mandarin 普通話Wendy: 從你的採訪當中，我就可以看到你是一個非常擁抱改變而且不斷嘗試，一直就是以行動來為自己的目標付出努力的人，而聽說你為自己取了一個很有意思的英文名字叫Will Do，請問這是真的嗎？William: 對這個是很有意思，就是因為我的英文名叫William，然後呢一般人呢？如果比較親切呢，就叫will，那我後面呢是正好我的中文名字的那個拼音是d-u就du，所以很多人就will du will du。那我就說，欸，對呀，我說這個這個這個就是我的座右銘是吧？就是任何的事情啊，i will do it就是我要有這樣的一個，對任何一件事情，抱有這樣的一個必勝的，這樣的一個決心，而且我也很喜歡一句話叫there is a will，there is a way。那這個Will呢？你可以理解成為就是有志者事竟成是吧？這是一種方法，一個這個意念，那我就說there is a will，我總是會有方法解決任何的問題啊，就是這個是這個英文名的由來。Wendy:因為我覺得特別有意思，就是有好像Nike的just do it的感覺，那種言出必行的精神，我們就可以在William身上可以看到，那我們現在進入我們正式的採訪。您2008年在理工大學讀社會應用學，而從此就開始了你的職業生涯和豐富多彩的人生。而其實我們現在也是中五中六生也需要面臨大學專業的選擇，那請問你可以介紹一下social science這個專業嗎？而且通常畢業生會從事哪一方面的工作呢？William: 好，我可能會講得稍微再大一點好嗎？就是首先我介紹一下我自己的這個學習的背景好啊，好啊，那我是這個出生於浙江嘉興啊，那麽我的中學都是在浙江南城的，那么在浙江讀書的時候呢？我覺得我是有一個非常想要了解世界的這樣的一個心。我就我覺得每一個中學生都是應該有抱著一顆好奇心來面對他們的學業，面對這個世界。那在這個過程當中呢，很巧的是呢，就是我有機會參加了一個model united nations叫模擬聯合國的活動，那麽在這個活動裡面呢，就被派到了香港，那這是我第一次來到香港，那我第一次來到香港參加這個活動，在中文大學就對香港的大學呢，就有一個非常濃厚的興趣，因為我就覺得說，哎呀，香港的學校跟中國內地的學校非常的不一樣啊。而且呢，中國內地呢？它主要是以高考。高考以應試為主，但香港的話除了我們說的a level， o level 等等以外，其實香港的學校的錄取還要有面試，還要注重很多的這種課外的一些領袖力的培養，課外的活動，我就覺得很適合我自己個人的個性。因為我在中學階段，其實我是參加了學生會，參加了電視台，參加了很多學校的一些組織，所以我就覺得說我不但是學習，我也有很強的領導力，那麼香港的學校可能更適合我個人的發展。所以2008年就是這樣的一個機緣巧合，我就來了香港。但當時其實我是想要去讀journalism，就是新聞學的，所以我那個時候的top priority是浸會大學的新聞學，但是很遺憾的是浸會大學他沒有錄取我，但是理工大學錄取我了，但理工大學他又沒有新聞系，我當時就選了一個跟新聞比較相關，但是相對來說又比較broad ，比較更加大一點的這樣的一個學科，能夠讓我自己能夠先了解社會。如果我要去做一個記者，我首先要知道這個社會是怎麼樣的，我要知道社會科學裡面包含著一些什麼樣的內容。這個為什麼我會進入香港理工大學讀應用社會科學系。那麼這個社會科學其實是我們所謂文科的一個我認為是一個非常包羅萬象的這樣的學科，社會科學應該是整個文科的這樣的一個基礎。那麼在這個社會科學裡面，其實我學了很多應用型的科目，也學了很多基礎性的科目，所以包括社會科學的這個社會學，包括政治學，包括心理學，然後包括像當時有學到了一些邏輯，法律等等的，其實他都是在應用社會科學這個大的分類裡面的。但是我自己在理工大學我比較specialized，是社會政策還是偏向於說政策的方向，那麼是在後面的學年的比較多，是在一些譬如像房屋政策，教育政策、醫療政策等等，所以如果你來看的話，社會科學是一個大的分類，裡面有很多不同的分支，在分支裡面還可以再細分到比較小的這些item ，大概是這樣的一個背景。我是很有幸就來到了香港理工大學，就讀這個應用社會科學系的社會政策和行政管理專業。 Wendy: 我也覺得您好像您剛才所說的非常有洞察力，而且我覺得您也很會做決定，當時看到可能香港這邊有一些不一樣的學科和系統的話，就會自己去研究，然後按照自己的興趣和能力再去做一個專業的選擇，從而開展的另一番的天地。而聽您說的社會科學也是一個很豐富很廣泛的學習，而且我覺得他也是讓你很有人文關懷，好像你剛才所說的哲學還有政治什麼的都好像非常有趣，所以我們有興趣的同學也可以考慮一下讀社會科學。我現在就問第二條問題，其實很多人中學的時候為了要報考大學而拼命讀書，但反而上了大學的話就會覺得比較laid back，但我感覺你就更加努力，很有闖勁。例如大學的時候你就要去參加一些海外的交流，看到不同的文化。3年期間去了6 個國家，包括英國、美國、加拿大、德國等等。那麼請問這些大學的海外交流計劃是怎麼樣和本科的學習共存的，而且是不是只是利用暑假的時間進行了？ Wendy: 好，首先感謝你的問題，那麼我想借這個機會跟所有在收聽我們這個節目的很多的中學生的朋友們說，中學努力讀書，大學相對來說就不那麼努力，是一個錯誤的想法。怎麼說選擇我更相信的是中學不但要努力讀書，也要接觸社會，也要參加一些活動，也要認識多一些不同的朋友。到了大學以後應該是先難後易，什麼叫先難後易？一開始應該先要努力讀書，尤其是當別人都不努力的時候，你要趕緊努力讀書把你在大學第一年的GPA 能夠保持在一個比較高的水平。到了大學的後面，這兩年你就可以相對來說，沒有別人那麼努力，但是你能夠保證你的GPA 不錯，你就可以去參加很多的海外的交換實習，能夠去參加很多的社會的活動。那麼這些會為你未來的職業的發展，找工作奠定一個很好的基礎。所以我每一次都跟我大學的這些學弟學妹說，我說你們一進大學的第一件事情是什麼？不是放鬆了，不是玩，而是先要在第一年把GPA 保持在一個高度，因為很多人都是覺得說我中學非常辛苦了，我很努力考到了這個大學，我第一年我就放鬆一下，如果他第一年放鬆一下的話，他級別不高，但是後面學校的交換，學校的實習，包括你出來找工作GPA 還是比較重要的一個衡量的標準。那麼你就相對來說在後面這兩年，你就又要趕GPA ，又要找工作，又要去海外交換，就會相對來說比較的辛苦，所以我覺得我希望大家能夠先在大學的頭一兩年把GPA 把它提高，然後就可以有多一些的時間去海外交換去實習，那麼你就可以能夠體驗更多的大學的生活。好，我自己只認為GP 不是only criteria ，不是唯一的標准，不是說每一個學生就一定是GPA 好，他就一定是個好學生，或者GPA 好，他就一定能夠找到一份好工作，或者他GPA 好就一定意味著他在工作崗位上面或者將來發展它也一定好，這沒有必然的聯系。但是很無奈的是unfortunately 這個社會對GPA 是有一定的衡量標准的，所以我們必須清楚的知道，說我們要保證GPA 在一個不錯的水平，但是我們也要讓自己能夠多一些exposure ，多一些不同的這樣的一些體會體驗。那麼講到剛剛您問的問題，其實就是海外交換是有很多不同的形式，每一個大學它都有合作的院校，在很多不同的國家，那麼只要是能夠在學分credit 能夠轉回來的情況下，他是會鼓勵大家去報名的。那麼這種交換的計劃通常來說在這個大學的可能第三年是比較合適的，他可能維持一個學期或者一整年，在一個extorted location ，在一個海外的一個地方。怎麼樣去選擇這些交換的學生海外交換是要，看你第一年的GPA ，看你當時剛剛進入大學以後，參加的一些活動，你的領導力各方面他都會去衡量。那GPA 是個很重要的標准。我個人覺得說就是說這些一個學期或者一整年的這樣的一些交換計劃。適合大家去探索去申請的，但是有一些的專業，如果說你去交換了，可能會影響到你的學分，或者影響到你在本身學業的這樣的一個發展，那麼所以不是每個專業的學生可能都有機會能去海外待一年，或者在一個學期，如果不行的話，我是很希望很鼓勵大家能夠在暑假寒假的時候去海外的這些summer programme ，夏季的這些夏令營，這些不同的一些海外的體驗，這些體驗當然學校也也會有一定的安排，大家也...因字數限制請按此閲讀完整文本：https://bit.ly/3JIZCzL編輯：黃嘉玥、蔣沛芸Editor: Claire Wong, Wendy Chong

Hong Kong Jockey Club's Tom Wood joined Dan Huddy to chat about the International Jockey Challenge on Wednesday night and previewed the big four group one's at Sha Tin tomorrow night

Hong Kong Jockey Club Broadcaster Tom Wood joined Andrew Bensley on Winners to preview the upcoming racing in Sha Tin

Er war Präsident in Neuss und Chefmanager des deutschen Galopper-Verbandes, als ihn 1998 der Anruf eines Headhunters erreichte: Seitdem ist Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges beim Hong Kong Jockey-Club, erst als sportlicher Leiter, seit 2007 als CEO. Jetzt kommt noch ein neues Amt hinzu: Seit Anfang Oktober ist der gebürtige Rheinländer Chef des Weltverbandes, der International Federation of Horseracing Authorities („IFHA“).Als er in Hong Kong anfing, war der Galopprennsport in der 7,4-Millionen-Metropole in einer tiefen Talsohle, nur die Rentner saßen mit ihrer Zeitung in den Wettannahmestellen. Das änderte sich gewaltig. „Wir haben die besten Pferde und die besten Jockeys geholt und angefangen, aus dem Renntag ein Event zu machen“, heißt es im Interview mit Frauke Delius, „jetzt haben wir 2 Millionen Menschen, die bei uns ein Wettkonto haben und durch Corona sind noch einmal 450.000 neue dazu gekommen.“Die Umsatzzahlen sind gigantisch, 12 Milliarden werden alleine durch Pferderennen umgesetzt, 28 Milliarden insgesamt. Durch Corona ist kein einziges Rennen ausgefallen. Ein Hygienekonzept, das auch das IOC für die olympischen Spiel in großen Teilen übernommen hat, wurde frühzeitig und erfolgreich umgesetzt. In Teil I des Gesprächs, die Fortsetzung folgt nächste Woche, geht es auch um die Bezüge die Engelbrecht-Bresges noch zu Deutschland hat, „natürlich verfolge ich das alles“, heißt es, und der Arc-Sieg von Torquator Tasso hat auch in Hong Kong für Aufmerksamkeit gesorgt.Ein neuer Herausforderer in unserer Wett-Battle „Wer wird der RaceBets Podcast-Champion?“In der Battle „Wer wird der RaceBets Podcast-Champion“ waren unsere Wett-Experten David Conolly-Smith, Christian Jungfleisch und Ronald in der letzten Woche mit 3:1-Siegern gegen den Herausforderer Michel Stumpf richtig gut in Form. Trotzdem Glückwunsch an Michel, der immerhin zwei Runden und insgesamt Wettgutscheine im Wert von 300 Euro gewonnen hat. Der neue Herausforderer heißt Andreas Merkel und hat beim Sales & Racing-Festival ein Heimspiel.25mal zwei 5-Euro-Wettgutscheine in der RaceBets Podcast-Schnitzeljagd zu gewinnenAuf der Webseite, im Blog oder im Newsletter stellen wir Euch drei Fragen, die Ihr locker beantworten könnt, wenn Ihr beim Podcast gut zuhört. Unter den Teilnehmern mit den richtigen Antworten werden die Gewinner ausgelost.Ein Podcast von Frauke Delius.

Today's 'Banter' features Nick Smith, the Director of Racing and Public Affairs at Ascot Racecourse in the UK to chat more about the Royal Ascot Carnival which gets underway tonight. We hear more about the difference expected between last year and this year, as well as the inclusion of the big world pools in betting thanks to the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

Walkley Award-winning journalist Leo Schlink joined Gerard from Hong Kong, where he serves as an editor for the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

In this episode, I had a chat with David Raphael who called Racing All around the world and was remembered for his time with Sky Racing World in Australia as well as being the chief caller for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andawaytheyjoe/support

In this Episode, we got to know Charene Woo from Hong Kong who does freelance articles for thegreattipoff.com. We talked about her career in horse racing, the Hong Kong Jockey Club and their racing, racing internationally and the McDonalds at Happy Valley --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andawaytheyjoe/support

International horse racing expert Andrew Hawkins joins Naomi for this week’s Talk Racing To Me! Andrew currently works as the Editor for ANZ News, which one could characterise as the Thoroughbred Daily News of the Southern hemisphere, bringing the latest news to the racing community on a daily basis. Prior to that he was active as a presenter at Sky Racing Australia, a reporter for the South China Morning Post and a racing content specialist with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.  Let Naomi and Andrew take you on a tour: from Australia to Hong Kong, Japan and back to this year’s Breeders’ Cup in Lexington. Learn about the differences between the jurisdictions, their big races, must raceourses to visit, aside from the Weight For Age scale and other important concepts to know when it comes to your form study and betting angles. Don’t miss out!!

International horse racing expert Andrew Hawkins joins Naomi for this week's Talk Racing To Me! Andrew currently works as the Editor for ANZ News, which one could characterise as the Thoroughbred Daily News of the Southern hemisphere, bringing the latest news to the racing community on a daily basis. Prior to that he was active as a presenter at Sky Racing Australia, a reporter for the South China Morning Post and a racing content specialist with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.  Let Naomi and Andrew take you on a tour: from Australia to Hong Kong, Japan and back to this year's Breeders' Cup in Lexington. Learn about the differences between the jurisdictions, their big races, must raceourses to visit, aside from the Weight For Age scale and other important concepts to know when it comes to your form study and betting angles. Don't miss out!!

Having a chat with Mark McNamara from the Hong Kong Jockey club and his career in calling horses all over New Zealand and Australia. Also Debuting a new segment called Skill Vs. Luck --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andawaytheyjoe/support

Sam is joined by Adam Campton from Hong Kong Jockey Club to discuss the three massive Group Ones at Sha Tin. He gives us tips in each and also his best bets and big value bets!!! Awesome Group One racing on a Sunday!!The Chairmans Sprint 1200mThe Champions Mile 1600mThe QEii Cup 2000mbit.ly/TLUPremiumSupport the show (https://thelegupaustralia.com/theleguppremium)

SAfm — South African Jockey Grant Van Niekerk has been delicensed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club for what they say was an Intergrity -related matter. Guest : Tom Biddington (Race Editor)

Sam caught up with Adam Campton from the Hong Kong Jockey Club to get his thoughts on this weekends Group races at Sha Tin. Adam also gave us some background on how he got in to the industry and what he does for the HKJC. The Chairmans Trophy 1600mThe Sprint Cup 1200mwww.thelegupaustralia.comSupport the show (https://thelegupaustralia.com/theleguppremium)

durée : 00:01:16 - Pronostics Hippiques de Gérard Mot (France Bleu) - Deauville - Prix du Hong Kong Jockey Club - 16 partants

In part two Dan pays tribute to the wonderful trainers who helped him along the way. He reflects on very successful riding stints in Hong Kong and Macau. He was the first Australian Club Jockey to be appointed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He talks of some of the very good horses he got to ride in Melbourne including his Blue Diamond winner Knowledge. Towards the end of the podcast he confesses that he has actually been on a horse’s back in the last couple of years. Silly thing to do perhaps, but he loved it! We enjoyed the chat with a remarkable bloke, and I’m pretty sure Danny enjoyed it too.

Graham Tier is Head of Property Facilities Management at the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Global Chair of IFMA’s Board of Directors where he works to elevate the FM profession worldwide. Mike Petrusky asks Graham to share his vision for our FM community and plans for the New Year at IFMA as workplace leaders prepare to face the fast-moving and ever-changing world of the built environment. Graham is passionate about training and development and he discusses IFMA’s new industry framework for advancing your FM career. Mike and Graham also talk about trends in the workplace today, including technological advances and the radical transformations taking place in corporate offices with activity-based work, the shared economy and collaborative spaces. This episode offers inspiration for FM professionals as they take on the important responsibility of both protecting buildings and enabling businesses to attract and retain talent by providing leading edge employee experiences. Finally, in what might be the most epic episode of “podcast karaoke” yet, Graham encourages Mike to attempt singing songs by both Jessie J and Midnight Oil! Connect with Graham on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/graham-tier-75065412/ Catch up with IFMA in 2019: http://www.ifma.org/events/ REGISTER for the Next iOFFICE Webinar - “Beyond CRE & FM: How Space Delivers Value for Workplace Leaders”: https://www.iofficecorp.com/webinar-beyond-cre-fm-podcast Connect with Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepetrusky/ Share your thoughts with Mike via email: podcast@iOFFICECORP.com Learn more about iOFFICE’s workplace experience solutions: https://www.iOFFICECORP.com/  

The elite Hong Kong horse racing club has enjoyed a gambling monopoly since colonial times thanks to its donations to good causes. But the FT's Hudson Lockett discovered that that the charity has been consistently overstating its largesse. Ravi Mattu talks to Hudson Lockett about his investigation. Read Hudson's report here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Inside Sponsorship episode, we speak to Jason Cornell and go inside a wide range of sponsorship programs including the Hong Kong 7s and the Hong Kong Jockey Club. Jason has over 15 years’ leadership experience initiating, negotiating and maintaining multi-year sponsorship agreements with leading international brands. His career pinnacle has been introducing commercial sponsorships to the Hong Kong Jockey club for the first time in history. Through conceiving, negotiating and activating multi-year and multi-million dollar agreements with top brands such as Cathay Pacific, HSBC, Mercedes Benz, Citibank and Audemars Piquet, Jason was able to establish the Cathay Pacific HK International Races, the HSBC Premier Series and the Citi Triple Crown elevating the club to being one of the largest and most respected in the world. Leveraging an extensive background in sport, before moving into sports management and organisational leadership positions, Jason understands exactly how to maximise the commercial benefits from sponsor partnerships, applying over a decade of expertise and a portfolio of achievements to transform revenue models and performance. If you want to get in touch with Jason, you can connect with him on LinkedIn , visit www.alicespringsturfclub.org.au or follow #outbackraces. Mark also joins us to delve into, and add clarity, around the age old debate of the difference between Return on Investment and Return on Objectives in your sponsorships and which is the source of happiness. As always, if you have an idea for a topic, a segment, someone you’d like us to have on the show or just a question, then be sure to get in touch. Enjoy.

Stakes races from closing weekend at Saratoga and opening weekend at Kentucky Downs are analyzed by Peter Thomas Fornatale, Mike Hogan, and Jonathon Kinchen. Also, Pat Cummings joins to discuss the agreement between the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Daily Racing Form and why you should be paying attention to Hong Kong racing.