The Korea Sprint
South Korea | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous The Korea Sprint Winners
| Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
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MOANIN
(USA)
6H HENNY HUGHES (USA) - GIGGLY (USA) DISTORTED HUMOR (USA) |
KANICHIRO FUJII | 57.0 | S ISHIZAKA | 9 |
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GRACEFUL LEAP
(JPN)
7H GOLD ALLURE (JPN) - RABBIT FOOT (USA) SEEKING THE GOLD (USA) |
YUTAKA TAKE | 56.0 | K HASHIGUCHI | 7 |
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SUPER JOCKEY
(NZ)
8G SANDTRAP (USA) - PENNIES IN HEAVEN (NZ) POMPEII COURT (USA) |
K TEETAN | 56.0 | A T MILLARD | 2 |
Related News
Everyone is looking forward to an exciting 2025/2026 season which gets underway at Sha Tin on Sunday.
The horses have arrived, the draws have been made, and everything is ready for the 8th OBS Korea Cup (1 1/8M) and OBS Korea Sprint (6F) at Seoul Racecourse this Saturday night, September 6th.
Success Baekpa has emerged as Korea’s leading hope in the G3 Korea Cup (1800m, sand) at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday (7 September) following an injury to multiple Group 1 winner Global Hit in last month’s KRA Cup Classic.
Francis Lui and Manfred Man will have eyes on Hong Kong and South Korea this Sunday (7 September) when both trainers seek their first overseas wins as the 2025/26 racing season gets underway at Sha Tin.
Jerry Chau is excited to broaden his horizons when he rides for the first time at Seoul in South Korea on Sunday afternoon (7 September) aboard Hong Kong raiders Chancheng Glory and Self Improvement.
Hong Kong Horse of the Year (2024/25) Ka Ying Rising breezed effortlessly through his first official barrier trial this morning (Friday, 22 August) on Sha Tin’s dirt course ahead of a return to racing on Sunday, 7 September followed by his historic bid to scale the world’s richest turf race in Australia.
