Horse Racing Tips: Ying Long Fei Ying and Ma Da Eye Wins
SingTao · 1 SOURCESabout 3 hours ago4 MIN
Summary
Hong Kong horse racing analyst Ian provides detailed selections for Wednesday's meeting at Sha Tin Racecourse, focusing on two events with promising contenders . In Race 7, Ying Long Fei Ying (應龍飛影) benefits from a class drop and a weight concession, while experienced rivals such as Bao Cheng Zhi Hao (寶成智好) and Sheng Duo Duo (勝多多) also feature prominently . In Race 8, Ma Da (馬達) continues his upward trajectory despite reaching a career-high rating, facing competition from consistent performers including Chai Jiang (財將) and Chang Sheng Dui Zhang (長勝隊長) .
Key Points
- In Race 7, Ying Long Fei Ying previously led throughout to win at Class 4 on 1200m turf, defeating Bao Cheng Zhi Hao and Kuai Le Gao Qiu
- Ying Long Fei Ying now races in Class 4 again with jockey Yuen Hing-yiu (袁幸堯), who receives a 10-pound weight concession
- The four-year-old Irish import Ma Da won twice in Class 3 at the end of last season and remains in his peak racing years
- Chai Jiang achieved a perfect three wins from three starts at Happy Valley but encountered heart arrhythmia issues in his turf debut
- The consistent Happy Valley specialist Yong Ba Long (勇霸龍) reunites with winning jockey Edore (艾道拿) and could surprise in exotic bets
Why It Matters
The mid-week Sha Tin card offers opportunities for punters seeking value in Class 3 and Class 4 races where horses are finding their feet after seasonal transitions . With several imports showing improvement potential and returning to winning partnerships, Wednesday's meeting provides early-season insights into which horses have developed enough to compete at higher levels .
The mid-week Sha Tin card offers opportunities for punters seeking value in Class 3 and Class 4 races where horses are finding their feet after seasonal transitions . With several imports showing improvement potential and returning to winning partnerships, Wednesday's meeting provides early-season insights into which horses have developed enough to compete at higher levels .