A strong contingent of Karaka graduates and New Zealand-breds will take on the world in Sunday’s Longines Hong Kong International Races at Sha Tin.

The Theo Kieser trained Super Winner failed to fire in Korea however he appears well placed to make a winning return in the seventh event at Singapore this evenin

Super Jockey delivered a performance of absolute superiority to secure a pioneering victory in the KOR G1 Korea Sprint (1200m) at Seoul Racecourse this afternoon, Sunday, 11 September.

Karis Teetan was on site at Seoul Racecourse early this morning (Saturday, 10 September) to partner Hong Kong’s KOR G1 Korea Sprint (1200m, sand) contender Super Jockey in a light canter and reacquaint himself with the track he last rode at four years ago.

Trainer Tony Millard’s plan has been months in the making and the South African handler hopes it will all come together when Super Jockey takes his place in the inaugural KOR G1 Korea Sprint (1200m) at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday (11 September).