With the ending of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and 9th National Special Olympic Games (NGD & NSOG) on 15 December, all events of the National Games have now concluded. The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) would like to offer its warmest congratulations to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) team for their outstanding achievements, which showcased the resilient Hong Kong spirit and brought positive energy to everyone in our community. Under the Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme, the Club was pleased to award a total of HK$11,475,000 and HK$6,843,750 to Hong Kong medallists at the 15th National Games and NGD respectively.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left) presents gold medals to the Hong Kong team, winers of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao presents gold medals to the Hong Kong team, winers of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left ) presents medals to winning teams taking part in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Basketball (Men’s U22) Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao presents medals to winning teams taking part in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Basketball (Men’s U22) Competition at the 15th National Games.
In recognition of the Club’s support, the Executive Committee of the National Games in the Guangdong Competition Region honoured the Club as an “Outstanding Contributor to Social Betterment”. The Club also received the title “Outstanding Contributor, the 15th National Games Equestrian Events” from the Competition Committee of Shenzhen Guangming District for its significant support in ensuring the success of the equestrian events.
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Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left) presents gold medals to the Hong Kong team, winers of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao presents gold medals to the Hong Kong team, winers of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left ) presents medals to winning teams taking part in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Basketball (Men’s U22) Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao presents medals to winning teams taking part in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Basketball (Men’s U22) Competition at the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang (1st left) presents medals to winners of Women's Individual Foil Category B in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Wheelchair Fencing Competition of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games. Hong Kong wheelchair fencer Tong Nga-ting (2nd right) won a bronze medal in the competition.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Steward Anita Fung (1st left) presents medals to winners of Women's Individual Épée Category A at The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Wheelchair Fencing Competition of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games. Hong Kong wheelchair fencer Yu Chui-yee (2nd right) won a silver medal in the competition.
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Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left) and Chief Executive Officer Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges (front row, right) present medals and souvenirs to winners of the individual dressage competition at the equestrian events of the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang (middle ) attends the show jumping group competition, one of the equestrian events at the 15th National Games, and cheers on Hong Kong athletes.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang attends the show jumping group competition, one of the equestrian events at the 15th National Games, and cheers on Hong Kong athletes.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (2nd left ) thanks Club staff for volunteering at the National Games and visits the Club’s interactive booth at the Competition Village.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao thanks Club staff for volunteering at the National Games and visits the Club’s interactive booth at the Competition Village.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang (1st left) presents medals to winners of Women's Individual Foil Category B in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Wheelchair Fencing Competition of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games. Hong Kong wheelchair fencer Tong Nga-ting (2nd right) won a bronze medal in the competition.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Steward Anita Fung (1st left) presents medals to winners of Women's Individual Épée Category A at The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Wheelchair Fencing Competition of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games. Hong Kong wheelchair fencer Yu Chui-yee (2nd right) won a silver medal in the competition.
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This was the first time that Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao have co-hosted the three games. In support the Club committed over HK$500 million to the Hong Kong and Guangdong competition regions. The Club was also the sole Partner Sponsor of the Hong Kong Competition Region, where it supported volunteer service programmes, territory-wide community and school promotional activities, as well as initiatives to help underprivileged groups and young people attend the events.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (front row, left) and Chief Executive Officer Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges (front row, right) present medals and souvenirs to winners of the individual dressage competition at the equestrian events of the 15th National Games.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang (middle ) attends the show jumping group competition, one of the equestrian events at the 15th National Games, and cheers on Hong Kong athletes.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Vice-chairman Lester Huang attends the show jumping group competition, one of the equestrian events at the 15th National Games, and cheers on Hong Kong athletes.
The Club was especially honoured to have four events in the Hong Kong Competition Region named after it: The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Basketball (Men’s U22) Competition at the 15th National Games, and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Wheelchair Fencing Comp.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao (2nd left ) thanks Club staff for volunteering at the National Games and visits the Club’s interactive booth at the Competition Village.
Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman The Hon Martin Liao thanks Club staff for volunteering at the National Games and visits the Club’s interactive booth at the Competition Village.
One City; Two Passions. This April, a landmark partnership between The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC), Hong Kong China Rugby (HKCR) and the Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) will unite Hong Kong’s two greatest sporting passions – horse racing and rugby – for the very first time, showcasing our city’s world-class sport and entertainment and strong community spirit.
Racing and rugby, two iconic sports, have been rooted in Hong Kong for over 100 years. Their success on the international stage has brought pride to our city and attracted fans and tourists from all over the world. “Racing with Rugby” offers the unique opportunity to experience Hong Kong’s two world-class sports in one epic celebration, reinforcing our city’s position as Asia’s events capital.
Racing with Rugby” – Jockey Club celebrates Hong Kong’s two iconic sports.
Tailor-made ticket packages are available at Klook for“Racing with Rugby” experiences at both Sha Tin and Happy Valley racecourses. Ticketing details: https://www.klook.com/zh-HK/activity/97423-cathay-pacific-hsbc-hong-kong-sevens/?spm=LanguageCurrencySelectionPopup.SelectLanguage&clickId=f030ea73d9 (choose “Combo deals” under Package options)
“Racing with Rugby” highlights include:
Launch of “Racing with Rugby” and Announcement of the Hong Kong China Rugby Sevens Team (Sha Tin Racecourse, Sunday 12 April). “Racing with Rugby” will be launched at a special ceremony in the Parade Ring at Sha Tin Racecourse. A highlight will be the announcement of the line up for the Hong Kong China Men’s and Women’s Rugby Sevens teams. This will be followed by a thrilling day of horse racing and entertainment, with opportunities to meet and greet rugby stars. Book a “Genso Fudo Town package offer” (while stocks last) to meet the Hong Kong China Rugby players and to join interactive games for a chance to win a special edition signed horse plush! Booking website: https://bit.ly/4d6S4Jw
Rugby-themed Happy Wednesday (Happy Valley Racecourse, Wednesday 15 April). For the first time, Happy Wednesday’s legendary race night party will celebrate rugby week, coinciding with the HKFC 10s, the world’s premier ten-a-side competition held at HKFC in Happy Valley from 14 - 16 April. Sports fans will be able to enjoy a day of top-class rugby before heading over to the racecourse for Hong Kong’s world-famous night races in the heart of the city. Famous singer Jason Donovan and music group BABBA will bring spectacular racecourse entertainment.
Pre-sale of Team Hong Kong, China jerseys and rugby-themed merchandise. Ahead of the Hong Kong Sevens, racing and rugby fans will be able to purchase Hong Kong, China jerseys and rugby merchandise at specific locations in Sha Tin Racecourse on 12 April and Happy Valley Racecourse on 15 April (while stocks last).
Community engagement. Building on its long-running role as the Official Community Partner of the Hong Kong Sevens, the HKJC is extending this commitment to the HKFC 10s this year. The HKJC Volunteer Team will host a booth in the fan village of the Hong Kong Sevens (17-19 April) at Kai Tak Stadium and at the HKFC 10s (14–16 April) at the Hong Kong Football Club, offering sports and interactive activities. The HKJC has expanded its booth at the Hong Kong Sevens this year, where its Volunteer Team will deliver live band performances on stage. As always, the HKJC is supporting outreach programmes and youth rugby competitions and providing tickets to students, the elderly and the underprivileged so they can experience the thrill of rugby both on and off the pitch.
For more event information, please visit the Club’s website and Instagram pages.
- Racecourse Events: https://entertainment.hkjc.com/zh-hk/index
- Happy Wednesday: https://happywednesday.hkjc.com/zhHK/parties/S2526RacingWithRugby/
- IG @hkjcentertainment: https://www.instagram.com/HKJCEntertainment
- IG @hkjcracingsports: https://www.instagram.com/hkjcracingsports/
- IG @hkjc_community: https://www.instagram.com/hkjc_community/
Over the years, The Hong Kong Jockey Club has promoted sports at both community and elite levels through numerous initiatives, enabling people of all ages and abilities to enjoy sports. The support for community sports, sports development and participation, like all its charity and community donations, is made possible by its unique integrated business model through which racing and responsible sports wagering generate substantial tax contributions, charity support and employment opportunities for Hong Kong.