Five Hong Kong runners and five Macau contenders took part in the Macau Hong Kong Trophy (Macau Group 1, turf 1500m), the second leg of the annual interport races, at Taipa Racecourse today. Macau runner Best Of Luck, ridden by Andrew Calder and trained by K S Wong, wins this HK$3 million event while The Alfonso finished second. Hong Kong representatives Great Spirit and Super Lifeline finished third and fourth respectively.
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Best Of Luck (No 9) with Andrew Calder in the saddle grabs this year��s Macau Hong Kong Trophy at Taipa Racecourse today.
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Photo 2:
Happy connections of Best Of Luck celebrate their success in the winning circle.
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Photo 3:
Mr Paulo Martins Chan (right), Director of Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau Macao SAR, presents the trophy to Wong Hiu Tung, owner of race winner Best Of Luck.
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Photo 4:
Ms Angela Leong (right), Vice Chairman & Executive Director of Macau Jockey Club, presents the trophy to K S Wong, trainer of the Macau Hong Kong Trophy winner Best Of Luck.
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Photo 5:
Mr. Li Chi Keung (right), Managing Director of Macau Jockey Club, presents the trophy to Andrew Calder, jockey of the Macau Hong Kong Trophy winner Best Of Luck.
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Photo 6:
Dr Simon S O Ip, Chairman of The Hong Kong Jockey Club (front row, ninth from right), Ms Angela Leong, Vice Chairman & Executive Director of Macau Jockey Club (front row, eighth from right), Stewards and senior officials of the HKJC and MJC, and the connections of Macau Hong Kong Trophy winner Best Of Luck, smile for the cameras at the Macau Hong Kong Trophy presentation ceremony.
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Photo 7:
Ms Angela Leong, Vice Chairman & Executive Director of Macau Jockey Club (left), presents a souvenir to Dr Simon S O Ip, Chairman of The Hong Kong Jockey Club, at the Macau Hong Kong Trophy presentation ceremony.
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