The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust has agreed to donate HK$130 million for creating the Jockey Club Nature Conservation Centre at Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG) in Tai Po. The new multifunctional centre will replace the existing Conservation Building as a base for environmental conservation, sustainable living and nature education programmes.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Riding High Together Festival is taking place at Sha Tin Racecourse and Penfold Park this Easter.

All tickets to the Riding High Together Festival, the Club’s community event to be held at Sha Tin Racecourse and Penfold Park during the Easter holidays (19 to 21 April), have been sold out. The Hong Kong Jockey Club would like to thank the public for its support.

Trainer Richard Gibson combined with jockey Matthew Chadwick to record a historic first race win at the inaugural Hong Kong Jockey Club race meeting at Conghua Racecourse today (Saturday, 23 March), marking a new era of horseracing in the Greater Bay Area.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club, in collaboration with the Conghua District Government, staged an Exhibition Raceday at Conghua Racecourse today (23 March 2019).

This Easter promises to be a fun-filled one at Sha Tin Racecourse and Penfold Park, which are transformed into the venues of the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Riding High Together Festival. Through this event, the Club connects with the community, instils in them a positive “can-do” spirit, and promotes intergenerational harmony. Around 150,000 residents have attended the Festival over the past four years.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and the Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) Society are co-presenting the brand new “No Limits” project this March. Comprising seven dance, theatre, music and other arts performances, as well as a series of education and community programmes, “No Limits” is aimed at exploring and promoting inclusiveness through the arts, providing opportunities for people with different abilities to enjoy and participate in arts performances.

For the seventh consecutive year, The Hong Kong Jockey Club is supporting the Hong Kong Flower Show being staged by Leisure and Cultural Services Department in Victoria Park. Today (15 March), Club Chairman Dr Anthony W K Chow joined Hong Kong SAR Chief Executive Carrie Lam, Under Secretary for Home Affairs Jack Chan and Director of Leisure and Cultural Services Michelle Li as officiating guests at the opening ceremony.

The first-ever Exhibition Raceday at Conghua Racecourse will be held on 23 March. It is a unique racing event showcasing Hong Kong’s world-class sport of horse racing and featuring some of the world’s best jockeys and trainers. All races will be conducted in accordance with the Rules of Racing and Hong Kong’s well established racing protocols except that no wagering will be offered. To ensure that the event runs smoothly, a cross-departmental dress rehearsal with five barrier trials was held on 23 February with the participation of 32 horses and ten jockeys, including star riders like Zac Purton and Joao Moreira. A number of horse owners also attended the dress rehearsal and witnessed the commitment and efforts of the Club in preparing for the Exhibition Raceday.