In celebration of the fourth edition of the Oriental Watch Sha Tin Trophy (photo 1), Hong Kong’s very first Gentlemen’s Bow-tie Day will be held at Sha Tin Racecourse on 25th October. Racegoers are invited to attend in bow-ties or bow-related accessories. Each racegoer will receive a bow-tie themed mobile phone stand (photo 2) as a door gift, which will be available until Race 5 or while stocks last.
Sponsored by Oriental Watch Company in collaboration with The Hong Kong Jockey Club, the day will feature a spectacular watch and fashion show at the Parade Ring. Models, including celebrity models Gregory Wong (photo 3) and Elanne Kwong (photo 4), will show off the latest evening dresses by renowned fashion designer Pius Cheung, as well as luxury timepieces.
Limited edition bow-ties (photo 5) and other accessories (photo 6,7, 8, 9) will also be available for purchase exclusively at racecourse shops. Specially commissioned from top international designers Suki Tsui, Ophelia Jacarini and Marc Allante, the items combine equestrian and horological themes and can be purchased at the Mobile Gift Shop in the Members’ Enclosure and at the Gift at Races souvenir shop, while stocks last.
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Price
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Quantity
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Square Cashmere Scarf
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HK$1,680
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15 pcs
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Bow-tie
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HK$580
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15 pcs
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Pocket Square
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HK$580
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15 pcs
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Twilly
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HK$680
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15 pcs
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Tote Bag
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HK$1,480
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10 pcs
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Boston Bag
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HK$1,880
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10 pcs
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Card Holder
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HK$480
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10 pcs
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Medium Clutch
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HK$980
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15 pcs
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Mezza One, the food plaza at Sha Tin Racecourse, will present six special dishes, with prices from HK$22 and up.
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Dishes
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Price
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Millettia Root, Chestnuts & Pig Tail Double Soup (photo 10)
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HK$40
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Baked Oysters with Dried Shallot, Onion in Red Wine Sauce, served with Steamed Rice (photo 11)
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HK$120
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Minced lamb, Chinese Chives & Waterchestnut Dumpling in Soup (photo 12)
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HK$45
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Walnut & Cashewnut Sweeten Soup (photo 13)
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HK$22
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Baked Bow Tie Shape Apple Puff (photo 14)
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HK$30
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Top-class sporting action is assured with the running of two Group 2 races – the Orieantal Watch Sha Tin Trophy (1,600m) and the Premier Bowl (1,200m). Ten races are programmed for the day, with the first starting at 1:00 pm. Sha Tin Racecourse will open at 11:00 am on 25 October.
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Photo 1:
In celebration of the fourth edition of the Oriental Watch Sha Tin Trophy, Hong Kong��s very first Gentlemen��s Bow-tie Day will be held at Sha Tin Racecourse on 25th October.
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Photo 2:
Each racegoer will receive a bow-tie themed mobile phone stand.
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Photo 3:
Celebrity model Gregory Wong
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Photo 4:
Celebrity model Elanne Kwong
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Photo 5:
Photo 5, 6, 7, 8, 9:
Limited edition bow-ties and other accessories
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Photo 6
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Photo 7
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Photo 8
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Photo 9
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Photo 10:
Millettia Root, Chestnuts & Pig Tail Double Soup
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Photo 11:
Baked Oysters with Dried Shallot, Onion in Red Wine Sauce, served with Steamed Rice
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Photo 12:
Minced lamb, Chinese Chives & Waterchestnut Dumpling in Soup
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Photo 13:
Walnut & Cashewnut Sweeten Soup
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Photo 14:
Baked Bow Tie Shape Apple Puff
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Photo 15:
Mr. Dennis Yeung and Mr. William Nader unveil the 2015 Oriental Watch Sha Tin Trophy��Gentlemen��s Bow-tie Day�� at the press conference.
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Photo 16:
(From left) Mr. Alain Lam, Executive Director of the Oriental Watch Holdings Limited, Mr. Dennis Yeung, Managing Director of Oriental Watch Holdings Limited, renowned actress Ms. Samantha Ko, Mr. William Nader, Executive Director, Racing of HKJC, Mr. Anthony Tsang, Marketing Manager of Oriental Watch Holdings Limited and Mr. Stanley Lam, General Manager of Oriental Watch Company Limited, toast success of 2015 Oriental Watch Sha Tin Trophy ��Gentlemen��s Bow-tie Day��.
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Photo 17:
Ms. Samantha Ko shows off the bow-tie-themed mobile phone stand which will be given out as door gift on 25 October.
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Photo 18:
Photo 18, 19:
Ms. Samantha Ko and model demonstrating with bow-tie, and showcase the limited edition themed merchandise.
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Photo 19
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Photo 20:
All officiating guests pose for a group photo together with the 2015 Oriental Watch Sha Tin Trophy horse statue. From left, Mr. Anthony Tsang, Mr. Stanley Lam, Mr. Dennis Yeung, Ms. Samantha Ko, Mr. William Nader, Mr Anthony Kelly, Executive Director, Racing Business and Operations of HKJC and Mr. Alain Lam.
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Photo 21:
(From left) Top international designers Ophelia Jacarini, Suki Tsui and Marc Allante create a range of themed merchandise combining equestrian and horological elements.
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