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A day of trebles for Ho, Bowman and Newnham

The Straits Times

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December 02, 2024

HONG KONG - Vincent Ho completed preparations for his defence of the Longines International Jockeys' Championship (IJC) at Happy Valley on Dec 4 with a treble at Sha Tin on Dec 1, a haul matched by Hugh Bowman and trainer Mark Newnham.

A day of trebles for Ho, Bowman and Newnham

Four days after becoming only the 11th jockey to ride 600 or more winners in Hong Kong, Ho struck aboard The Boom Box ($25 on the Singapore tote), Vulcanus ($31) and Healthy Healthy ($22) - who successfully backed up for Pierre Ng after providing Ho's milestone victory on Nov 27.

"It's exciting to be involved in the International Jockeys' Championship, but I just take it race by race and see what happens." said Ho.

The first home-grown Hong Kong jockey to win the Longines IJC, Ho will be joined in the four-race series by Zac Purton, Bowman, Karis Teetan, James McDonald, Ryan Moore, Hollie Doyle, Rachel King, Yuga Kawada, Colin Keane, Mickael Barzalona and William Buick.

Ho guided Chris So's first-starter The Boom Box to success in the Class 4 Cameron Handicap (1,200m), advanced to a race-to-race double aboard the Me Tsui-trained Vulcanus in the Class 5 Carnarvon Handicap (1,200m, dirt) and then prevailed on Healthy Healthy.

With 20 wins for the season, Ho trails only Purton (44) and Bowman (24), who also shone atop Reliable Profit ($16), Talents Ambition ($18) and Dragon Joy ($14).

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