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The Hong Kong Jockey Club Licensing Committee on Monday withdrew the Club Jockey’s Licence to Grant van Niekerk with immediate effect - decision was as a result of a conduct-related matter which does not pertain to any race riding or other racing integrity-related matter

Voyage Warrior went a long way to fulfilling his prodigious potential with a make-all win in the G2 Sprint Cup (1200m) at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Hong Kong Jockey Club stewards' report from the meeting at Sha Tin on Sunday - Before being allowed to race again, Waikuku and Aethero will be required to perform to the satisfaction of the Stewards in a barrier trial and be subjected to an official veterinary examination

Beauty Generation brushed aside the younger challenger and shrugged off old rivals to win the G2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m) at Sha Tin on Sunday, setting up the prospect of an unprecedented third victory in the G1 FWD Champions Mile at the end of the month.

Sha Tin results and replays from the meeting on Sunday - Beauty Generation brushed aside the younger challenger and shrugged off old rivals to win the G2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m.

Racing To Win race interviews prior to the meeting at Sha Tin on Sunday – Joao Moreira discusses Valient Elegance, John Size on Waikuku, Hot Kong Prawn, Vincent Ho on Ho Ho Khan, Zac Purton on Aethero.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club will simulcast for betting seven races from Royal Randwick Racecourse in Australia on Saturday, 11 April

HK Direct, the informative weekly preview show with Andrew Le Jeune, legendary Hong Kong trainer John Moore is this week’s special guest, talking about his star horses Aethero and Beauty Generation ahead of a G2 double-header on Sunday.

The Winning Factor - form analyst Alan Aitken examines the Hong Kong form book for winning factors on two runners to follow at Sha Tin on Sunday.

Beauty Generation showed last time out that any ‘has-been’ talk was premature but when the champ takes on Waikuku in Sunday’s G2 Chairman’s Trophy (1600m) he’ll be facing a rival who has had his measure the last four times they’ve clashed.

The John Size-trained Hot King Prawn (123lb) is looking to stamp his authority on Hong Kong’s sprint ranks in Sunday’s G2 Sprint Cup (1200m) at Sha Tin when he faces off against boom three-year-old Aethero (119lb)

Preview and form for the meeting at Sha Tin on Sunday - the 10 race broadcast commences at 2.45pm AEST, 12.45pm HKT, on Sky Racing2, from 3.15pm AEST on Sky Racing1, from 3.45pm AEST on Sky Racing2, from 5.40pm AEST on Sky Racing1 and from 6.10pm AEST on Sky Racing1 and Thoroughbred Central - ThoroughbredNEWS has live streaming of the complete Hong Kong Jockey Club broadcast commencing at 2.15pm AEST