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Hong Kong horse race breaks a record of HK $1.632 billion wagers at China’s National Day

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Hong Kong horse race breaks a record of HK $1.632 billion wagers at China’s National Day

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HONGKONG- more than 15,000 enthusiasts attended the National Day Horse Race and staked a record-breaking HK $1.632 billion on Oct. 1. The Hong Kong Jockey Club held a National Day Race including 10 racing games on Sha Tin Racecouse to celebrate the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the China.

The National Day Cup, an international grade three race over a distance of 1, 000 meters, was the highlight event with total prize money of HK $3.7 million. Fourteen horses competed for the winner, and Jucai, trained by trainer David Heath and rode by jockey Badu, beat Xianxinxing by four points and three lengths of horse position.

A total of 16, 861 people took part in the National Day Race on Sha Tin and Happy Vally Racecourse, and the bet, HK $1.632 billion, was 12.24% more than the same day last season.

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Two staff walked under the arch  before the racing game begun, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A man sat on the outside seat and carried a lot of newspapers about horse racing, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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People  collected information on newspapers, iPad, mobile phones and screens,  at the National Day Race on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A person made some notes at the newspaper, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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Some people were talking about the game in VIP room, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1

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A woman was scanning her tickets in front of the automatic gamble machine, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A ticket from a man, Yu Jiachi, he said that this was his first time to play the horse racing gamble, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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In a horse racing game, the horse number ten was in the lead, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A man was watching the race , and the  woman behind him was clapping, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A  woman was watching the game, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A crowd of spectators in the arena watched the screen, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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Three men were checking their newspaper and ticket, one of them patted himself on the head, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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Cleaners were sweeping and checking the grass after a race, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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Signs posted indoors exhorting rational gambling, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A man was posing in front of a photo machine,  the Jockey Club offered plenty of entertainment as well as gambling, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.

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A man leaned on the stairs, covering his head with a newspaper, on Sha Tin Racecourse on Oct. 1.