Sha Tin Racing Tips for Sunday, September 15th 2025

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We have expert betting tips for racing at Sha Tin on Sunday, which includes 10 races at the weekend meeting in Hong Kong.

Punters get good value odds for the Hong Kong racing feature, and we have betting tips for every race on the card.

Sha Tin horse racing tips

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Race 1. (15:00) Hong Tung Handicap (1400m)

#2 - Windicator Family

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Windicator Family showed good consistency last season, and he’s good enough to make a winning fresh up effort.

The six-year-old son of Press Statement is a three-time winner, and although his form at Sha Tin leaves little to be desired, that could change on Sunday.

Look for each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 2. (15:30) Hong Yung Handicap (1400m)

#1 - Only You

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Only You gets the services of Zac Purton, and that could be enough to see him win fresh up.

The six-year-old son of Proisir is only a two-time winner overall, but he should have won many more races throughout his career.

Punters should expect each-way odds on race day.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 3. (16:00) Hing Wah Handicap (1200m)

#4 - Gimmie Five

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Frankie Lor lines up Gimme Five, who owns a win and six placings, with the maiden win coming last time out at Sha Tin.

The five-year-old son of Swiss Ace is good enough to beat this field, and having Karis Teetan in the saddle only helps.

We expect him to be right around the mark.

Stake: 2 Units

Race 4. (16:30) Kwong Fuk Handicap (1400m)

#1 - Sugar Ball

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Sugar Ball ended last preparation with back-to-back placings, and there is nothing wrong with that form.

The six-year-old son of Deep Field owns two wins and five placings at Sha Tin, so he runs his best races here.

Punters should get each-way odds, so include him in picks.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 5. (17:00) Kwong Fuk Handicap (1400m)

#4 - Max Que

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Consistency is with Max Que, who finished second four times from nine starts last season.

The five-year-old son of Akeed Mofeed gets all favours off the inside draw, so he should have every chance to win.

We’re happy to include him in our selections.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 6. (17:35) The Tung Wah Challenge Cup (1200m)

#8 - Groovy Feeling

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Seeking back-to-back wins is Groovy Feeling, who scored narrowly as a $5.50 chance last week.

Having winning form on the board already this season is ideal form, and being on the quick back-up won’t worry him.

Purton rides, which adds confidence.

Stake: 2 Units

Race 7. (18:05) Mei Tung Handicap (1000m)

#2 - Majestic Express

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Majestic Express owns two wins and five placings from 16 starts at Happy Valley, which is a tidy form guide.

The son of I Am Invincible gets all favours from barrier three, and although this field isn’t easy, he’s capable of handling it.

We expect odds of around $6.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 8. (18:35) Lok Wah Handicap (1200m)

#9 - Club Ace

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Club Ace ended last preparation with a placing at Sha Tin, and he’s good enough to improve on that position.

The five-year-old son of Toronado has yet to win from 10 starts, but it’s only a matter of time before he breaks maidens.

Take the odds and expect a fine effort.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 9. (19:10) Oi Tung Handicap (1200m)

#6 - Solid Shalaa

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Solid Shalaa showed good speed last prep when winning consecutive races, and his form at Sha Tin consists of three wins and three placings.

The six-year-old son of Shalaa owns two fresh up wins, so he doesn’t need time to hit the ground running.

Take whatever odds bookmakers offer.

Stake: 2.5 Units

Race 10. (19:45) Wah Fu Handicap (1400m)

#4 - Joy of Spring

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Joy of Spring ended last campaign with consecutive victories at Happy Valley and Sha Tin, which are good form guides.

The six-year-old son of Deep Field has enough upside to include in picks and getting 2.5kg off his back only helps his chances.

Include him in picks at each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl Curnow was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism.

Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports.

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