Jockey Club postpones October launch of Conghua racing as Ka Ying Rising suffers minor hiccup
The Jockey Club has opted to postpone the launch of regular racing at Conghua Racecourse because of “a latest risk assessment from the relevant mainland departments”.
Operating as a world-class training centre for Hong Kong racehorses since 2018, Conghua was set to stage the first of several race meetings on October 31, with the world’s best sprinter Ka Ying Rising to be the headline act of the racecourse’s following fixture in November.
However, the Jockey Club announced on Wednesday night that...
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