Hk Jockey Club Result (2025)

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What jockey got injured in Hong Kong? ›

Australian jockey Tye Angland has suffered an horrific fall at Sha Tin racecourse in Hong Kong and could be left paralysed in all four of his limbs after picking up a serious spinal injury in the dreadful accident in Asia.

All riding fees are paid by the Club directly into the Jockey's account on a monthly basis. Jockeys receive 10% of all winning prize money and 5% of prize money for placings from 2nd to 5th. Owners contribute HK$2200 per ride of which the rider receives HK$1200.

The Club has a unique integrated business model, comprising racing and racecourse entertainment, a membership club, responsible sports wagering and lottery, and charities and community contribution.

Anyone aged 18 or above can apply to become a Hong Kong Jockey Club Member. To apply for Racing Membership, the applicant must be proposed by a resident Honorary Steward, Honorary Voting Member or Voting Member of the Club and seconded by another resident Honorary Steward, Honorary Voting Member or Voting Member.

Grand National-winning jockey Graham Lee, 48, is now paralysed from the neck down after a spinal fracture he suffered falling off a horse, as his family raise £200,000 to fund his care.

Sir AP McCoy has starkly described some of the challenges faced by Graham Lee since he suffered life-changing injuries. Lee, 48, suffered an unstable cervical fracture which caused damage to his spinal cord when he was unseated from a horse at the start of a race at Newcastle in November last year.

Highest Paid Jockey in the World in 2022

First place on the list goes to Japan's Yutaka Take, with an estimated fortune of $796m earned and over 2,500 wins.

Wong, 25, is Hong Kong's first homegrown female jockey to ride full time in the city since the retirement of Kei Chiong in 2018. Indentured to David Hall, Wong is determined to work hard and take her opportunities after learning to ride at The Hong Kong Jockey Club's Apprentice Jockeys' School.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club has sparked controversy with its plan of redeveloping a sports complex into residential blocks in the upscale Happy Valley area without being required to pay a land premium.

Who owns the Hong Kong Jockey Club? ›

The Hong Kong Jockey Club is a company with liability limited by guarantee. It has no shareholders. The Club operates horse racing in Hong Kong and, as authorised by the Government, provides responsible sports wagering and lottery services.

The Club currently has a subscription base of about 9,700 Racing Members.

All riding fees are paid by the Club directly into the Jockey's account on a monthly basis. Jockeys receive 10% of all winning prize money and 5% of prize money for placings from 2nd to 5th. Owners contribute HK$2200 per ride of which the rider receives HK$1200.

They live in the Melbourne suburb of Port Melbourne. Oliver's elder brother Jason was also a jockey; he died on 29 October 2002 after a fall at Belmont Park Racecourse, Western Australia, when a young horse he was riding broke both front legs and fell during a race trial.

James Doyle: Group One winner to leave Godolphin next year and join powerful new owners Wathnan Racing. Multiple Group One winner James Doyle will leave his role with Godolphin next year to be first jockey for Gold Cup-winning owners Wathnan Racing.

Bowman pleaded guilty to careless riding and was suspended for three meetings and fined HK$60,000. It's Bowman's second careless riding charge in as many meetings, with the jockey lodging an appeal against the two-meeting suspension and HK$30,000 fine he received on Wednesday.

Moore, 31, suffered a broken leg and punctured lung - as well as lower back injuries - after his horse fell on him last April.