Ka Ying Rising Breaks Record with 18th Win in Queen’s Cup
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Ka Ying Rising Achieves Historic 18th Win in Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup
In a stunning display of speed and skill, Ka Ying Rising clinched his 18th consecutive victory in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup on Sunday morning. The horse, a true superstar of Hong Kong racing, broke the previous record set by Silent Witness, showcasing his dominance in the sport.
Key Highlights
- Ka Ying Rising wins 18th straight race, setting a new record.
- Trained by David Hayes, the horse is set for future competitions.
- Zac Purton continues to ride with outstanding results.
- Future races lined up include the Group Two Sprint Cup on April 6.
Racing fans were treated to a remarkable performance as Ka Ying Rising not only won but did so in a course record time, demonstrating that he was never truly pushed to his limits. His latest triumph solidifies his status as one of the best sprinters in the world, with eight of his victories at the highest level coming at his home track, Sha Tin.
After the race, trainer David Hayes expressed his excitement for the horse’s future, stating, “If we can place him conservatively, we hope to have him for another couple of seasons, and that’s really thrilling for us.” He added that Ka Ying Rising thrives with a month between races, suggesting that the upcoming Group Two Sprint Cup on April 6 is a likely next step. The plan is to manage his training carefully to prepare him for the prestigious Chairman’s Sprint Prize.
Purton, who has been the regular rider for Ka Ying Rising, commented on the horse’s exceptional abilities, saying, “He’s the horse of a lifetime. Every time he races, I just shake my head in disbelief at how effortlessly he performs.” The jockey is keen on preserving the horse’s form for as long as possible, emphasizing that Ka Ying Rising has reached a remarkable level of performance.
Fans and pundits alike are eager to see how far this horse can go, with many hoping for a clean sweep of the season, including a run at The Everest in the middle of the year. “He’s breaking track records and in his last three runs, he would have set records if I had let him go earlier,” Purton remarked.
This victory cements Ka Ying Rising’s place in racing history, not just for his record-breaking wins but also for the legacy he builds alongside his trainer and jockey. As the horse continues to impress, the racing community watches with bated breath for what’s next in this extraordinary journey.
FAQs
- What record did Ka Ying Rising break? Ka Ying Rising broke the record for consecutive wins in Hong Kong racing, achieving 18 victories.
- Who trains Ka Ying Rising? Ka Ying Rising is trained by David Hayes.
- Who rides Ka Ying Rising? Zac Purton is the regular rider for Ka Ying Rising.
- What are Ka Ying Rising’s next races? His next race is likely to be the Group Two Sprint Cup on April 6.
