| Chinese Programme
Presenters |
Cheung Kei |
Racing
professional Cheung Kei is the Vice President of Hong
Kong Racing Journalists Association. Since 70s, Cheung
has been the commentator for Hong Kong Jockey Club racing
events with thorough analysis of horses in running and
trackwork. Cheung is the presenter of the Chinese TV
racing programme "Horse Racing
Live" in the new season. |
Angelin Cheung Mei Tak |
Racing
journalist Angelin Cheung Mei Tak is one of the presenters
in the Chinese TV racing programmes "Infinite '3'" and "Horse Racing Live" for the new season. Through interviews, Angelin collects useful information from trainers and jockeys, as well
as opinions from racing fans about the racing events. |
Chow Wing Chak |
Chow
Wing Chak has been hosting TV and radio racing programmes
for over 10 years. Chow will be one of the presenters
for two Chinese TV racing programmes, namely "Horse Racing
Live" and "Horse Racing Results" in the new season. |
Ma Tat |
Trackwork
veteran Ma Tat is renowned for objective and comprehensive
analysis of trackwork. His trackwork program in Cable
TV had garnered support from many of the racing fans.
Ma gives the latest racing news for the new racing season
in "Infinite '3'" and "Horse Racing Live". |
Apollo Ng |
HKJC
Official Chinese Race Caller Apollo Ng is the founder
of the racing journal "The Saint" and the TV racing
commentator. Apollo is reputed for analysing chances
of winning in racing events based on horse pedigree
and form of both local and overseas races. |
Wong Ka Ho |
Timothy
Ka Ho Wong has been involved with the racing industry
since 1985. He started off as a racing editor before
promoting to be a full-fledged columnist at several
major Chinese newspapers.
In 1993, Timothy was hired by
the HKJC as the racing commentator responsible for
the calling of all local races as well as important
overseas simulcast races. Later on he joined the Cable
TV network and became one of their several senior
racing analysts until rejoining the HKJC in 2002.
Presently,
Timothy is the co-host of three HKJC racing programmes:
the "Horse Racing Preview", "Horse Racing Live" and "Horse
Racing Result".
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Hung Lai Yin |
Dibbie Hung has been an editor in the horse racing industry for over 10 years.
He is also a commentator since Year 2004. As there are too many variables
during each race, he believes that "multi-angle screening" can help
choosing appropriate horses in a more comprehensive way.
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Liu Ho Yin |
Despite his young age, Liu Ho Yin is knowledgeable about horses and well-experienced as a racing commentator. His keen interest in racing stemmed from his family background as his father, uncle and grandfather invariably worked in the stables. He started watching trackwork in 1993 and has been a race caller at Radio Television Hong Kong since 1997. |
Tsoi Wan Wa Shirley |
Shirley was graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and had been a news reporter. She is now an actress and is one of the presenters in the "Horse Racing – Preview" providing analysis of odds and extract of incident reports for all racing fans references. She will also co-host the "Horse Racing - Results". |
| English Programme Presenters |
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Darren Flindell
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Darren
Flindell has been race calling since the age of 17 when
he called greyhounds at his local track. Since 1987
he was worked in print, radio and TV. He was a journalist
on the Greyhound Recorder from 1987-1989 and
journalist and tipster on the National Trotguide
from 1989-1990. In 1992, he moved to Radio 2KY, Sydney's
racing radio station, where he was a presenter and commentator
for thoroughbred, greyhound and harness racing.
From 1995 to 1999, Darren was with Sky Channel Australia.
There he hosted and produced a nightly tipping show and presented
harness racing and greyhound racing shows. He was a regular trackside
interviewer at Australia's major race meetings and continued to
call thoroughbred, greyhound and harness races. He joined the Club
in 1999 and is now a senior race caller. |
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Mark Richards
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After a highly successful career
as a jumps jockey in Britain, Mark quickly became a popular face in front of the
camera as a reporter and interviewer for the Racing Channel. He had been a regular
for Royal Ascot TV for some years previously and was snapped up by Sky to front
their Racing News Programme.
Since joining with the Jockey Club in 1999, he has made the paddock area his own,
with forthright and enlightening observations both pre and post-race. Mark became
Manager of The Racing Club in 2007 but will return to assist his former colleagues when available.
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Brett Davis
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Brett began in
the racing media in his native South Australia in 1995 broadcasting
to betting shops throughout the state and later to Queensland. In 2002
he moved to Tasmania to broadcast all codes of racing for Tope Sport
Radio and Southern Cross TV.
April 2005 was when Brett joined the Singapore Turf Club as a racing
presenter and broadcaster and he was snapped up by the Club the following
year. He began his Hong Kong duties during Cathay Pacific HKIR in 2006.
Brett also acts as a race caller and form analyst on live broadcasts and on
the preview programme, "Racing To Win".
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Clint Hutchison
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Clint Hutchison
has worked in the Racing industry since 1996 in a variety of roles.
In the 1997-98 season, as the host of “Racing Review” (Cable TV)
Clint brought his specialist perspective to the retrospective programme.
In addition, Clint has worked as a Racing Journalist for a variety of
publications including the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong Standard
and TABFORM. In more recent years, apart from being a racing analyst Clint
has also assessed trackwork for all facets of the media. Clint has been
a leading tipster in Hong Kong and the experience of having been an owner
and breeder of thoroughbreds has given him a solid foundation of racing knowledge. In 2007, he was employed as a Trackwork Analyst and presenter for the "Racing To Win" and "Trackside" programme.
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Jenny Chapman
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Jenny Chapman, twice champion
Lady Jockey in Victoria, has a wealth of experience in racing broadcasts. She
has worked for Channel 7 and Network 10 for well over a decade as a paddock
and form analyst, including the live international telecast of the Melbourne Cup.
Jenny began working on Hong Kong racing for Cable TV in 1995. Jenny is well respected in her role as Paddock Analyst on the "Trackside" programme, a position she assumed in 2007.
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Jeremy Greene |
Jeremy Greene grew up in Ireland. He worked for the Racing Post in London for a year before moving to Hong Kong to join the HKJC in 2000 as Racing Writer, a position he still holds while also contributing to the broadcasting team. |
| Mandarin Programme Presenters |
| Jessica Cheung |
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| Marcus |
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