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Happy Valley 12:10
6f Chung Hom Kok Handicap (Class 5) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Daily Trophy (6/1) – bet365
Daily Trophy returned to form when dropping back to this grade in July. With Ellis Wong claiming 7lbs, he can make his presence felt, but consistency has been an issue for this 5-year-old. He’ll need to recapture that July form to be competitive.
Joyful Life (5/1) – Unibet
Joyful Life has been knocking on the door with several good efforts last season, including a second-place finish in his latest start. He’s a solid place contender here under K C Leung, and a win wouldn’t be a surprise if things go his way.
Super Eagle (11/4) – Betvictor
Super Eagle, a previous course and distance winner in a higher grade, is well-handicapped and ready to take advantage of a lenient mark. With Zac Purton in the saddle, he is expected to go close and is the one to beat in this field.
High Rise Power (14/1) – bet365
High Rise Power has been out of form, failing to make an impact in nine starts last season. Jerry Chau takes the ride today, and while a turnaround is needed, his recent stable switch could spark some improvement.
Speedy Chariot (10/1) – Unibet
Speedy Chariot hasn’t been able to find the winner’s enclosure in 14 attempts and was soundly beaten in his last outing. Dropping down in grade, Brenton Avdulla will be hoping that this change will help him rediscover some form.
Happy Feeling (20/1) – Betvictor
Happy Feeling has struggled for form lately, although he managed to place a couple of times last season. Ben E Thompson partners him here, but others in this field make more appeal based on current form.
Cheer For South (4/1) – bet365
Cheer For South has yet to get off the mark after 14 attempts, but he has made the frame multiple times. With Karis Teetan aboard, he should be in contention if fully fit, and he’s a genuine threat to the likely favorites.
Viva A La (8/1) – Unibet
Viva A La has struggled to score off his current mark, though he’s been consistent in his recent efforts. With Matthew Poon claiming 2lbs, he might sneak into the frame but will need to produce a career-best to win here.
Wind Speeder (12/1) – Betvictor
Wind Speeder is well-handicapped but has yet to show the form necessary to challenge for the win. He’ll need a much-improved performance today under Matthew Chadwick to be considered a serious contender.
Verdict
Super Eagle looks well-positioned to take full advantage of his handicap mark, having dropped in grade. Cheer For South is another to consider, especially if fully wound up after his break, while Joyful Life is consistent enough to be a solid place option.
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Happy Valley 12:40
6f Shek O Handicap (Div I) (Class 4) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Lightning Bolt (10/1) – bet365
Lightning Bolt had lost his way by the end of last season but now drops down a grade, which could offer him a better chance. K H Alfred Chan takes the ride, and the 6-year-old will need to show a marked improvement to be competitive here.
Joy Coming (11/2) – Unibet
Joy Coming has performed well at this level before, but he’s yet to prove himself off this high a mark. Lyle Hewitson partners the 5-year-old, who will need to be at his absolute best to make an impact in this field.
Scotch Tycoon (5/2) – Betvictor
Scotch Tycoon finished last season in strong form, placing consistently. With L J Ferraris aboard, this proven course and distance winner could add another success to his name if he returns in similar form.
Sixth Generation (9/2) – bet365
Sixth Generation has fallen to a very appealing mark and could make his presence felt in this race. With C Y Ho taking the reins, he’s one to watch for a strong run, especially if he regains his best form from earlier in the season.
Sight Happy (5/1) – Unibet
Sight Happy has shown glimpses of potential in his short career so far. He has yet to win but could still have more to offer, especially under the skilled hands of Hugh Bowman. A solid run is expected, and he could go close.
Glory B (12/1) – Betvictor
Glory B was disappointing in his final race last season and will need a turnaround in form to be competitive here. With Matthew Chadwick in the saddle, connections will hope for a better showing, but others are preferred based on current form.
Yoda’s Choice (20/1) – bet365
Yoda’s Choice has struggled to find consistent form and will need to step up considerably to figure in this race. With K C Leung in the irons, he’s an outsider but could surprise if the conditions suit.
Cosmo Navigator (6/1) – Unibet
Cosmo Navigator went close to winning back in May when he finished second. With Matthew Poon claiming 2lbs, he’s a live contender if he can replicate that form. Keep an eye on him as he could offer value in this competitive field.
Verdict
Scotch Tycoon looks well-placed to capitalize on his strong end to last season and is our top pick for this race. Sixth Generation has dropped to an attractive handicap mark and could pose a serious challenge, while Cosmo Navigator has shown enough promise to be a lively contender if everything goes his way.
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Happy Valley 13:10
6f Shek O Handicap (Div II) (Class 4) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Packing Power (5/4) – bet365
Packing Power impressed on debut, comfortably winning over this course and distance in June. The lightly raced 4-year-old has Zac Purton on board again and looks primed for another strong run. He remains the standout in this field and should be hard to beat.
Flying Wrote (9/2) – Unibet
Flying Wrote broke his maiden with a ready win over this track and trip earlier in the season. Still open to improvement, and with Angus Chung claiming 3lbs, he’s one of the main threats to the favorite.
Happy Trio (10/1) – Betvictor
Happy Trio has been out of form recently but drops down to his last winning mark. Karis Teetan takes the ride, and while the 6-year-old hasn’t been at his best, a return to form wouldn’t be a shock given his past success at this course.
Aurora Lady (7/1) – bet365
Aurora Lady showed promise in two of his three starts last season and could still be on the upgrade. C Y Ho partners him, and although he may need this run, he is one to keep an eye on if returning in good order.
To Infinity (14/1) – Unibet
To Infinity struggled for consistency last season and has been more effective over longer trips. Brenton Avdulla is back in the saddle, but this 6-year-old will need to find improvement to be a factor at this shorter distance.
Ragnarr (12/1) – Betvictor
Ragnarr showed early promise in Australia but has yet to deliver in Hong Kong, failing to win in nine attempts. He remains well-handicapped but needs a significant step forward to get involved under Harry Bentley.
Colonel (10/1) – bet365
Colonel is a seasoned campaigner who has produced his best form in lower grades. Ben E Thompson takes the ride, and while he’s capable of going well fresh, his better days might be behind him.
Fairy Horse (10/1) – Unibet
Fairy Horse has shown glimpses of potential in his lightly raced career, and he remains a 4-year-old with room to improve. With M L Yeung aboard, he’s a possible outsider to keep in mind, especially if conditions suit.
Verdict
Packing Power looks to have plenty more to offer after his impressive debut win and should be the one to beat with Zac Purton steering him once again. Flying Wrote is the main danger, having already shown improvement and potential for more, while Aurora Lady could run into a place if reproducing the promise shown last season.
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Happy Valley 13:45
1m½f (1m55y) Stanley Handicap (Class 5) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Kyrus Unicorn (6/1) – bet365
Kyrus Unicorn produced an eye-catching second last time out, showing that he retains ability at the age of eight. With Andrea Atzeni taking the ride, this former course and distance winner could well be in the mix again if running to that form.
Ninja Derby (11/2) – Unibet
Ninja Derby scored a convincing win last time out and is one to watch for a repeat performance. Matthew Chadwick is back on board, and if he builds on his last run, he could prove a serious contender for back-to-back victories.
Invincible Missile (5/1) – Betvictor
Invincible Missile has been consistently running well without managing to get his head in front. He’s well-handicapped now and with Alexis Badel in the saddle, the 9-year-old might be ready to break through with a big performance.
Running Ahead (10/1) – bet365
Running Ahead has been out of form lately and will need to find significant improvement to challenge here. Jerry Chau claims 2lbs, but even with that help, he will need to rediscover his best to feature.
Reliable Profit (7/1) – Unibet
Reliable Profit has been in good form this season, placing in two of his last three starts. With Hugh Bowman aboard, he looks set to run another solid race, and a win wouldn’t be out of the question if he gets the right trip.
Golden Fairy (14/1) – Betvictor
Golden Fairy scored earlier in the season but has been inconsistent since. K De Melo takes the reins today, and while she has the ability to challenge, her form has been patchy, making her something of an outsider in this contest.
Precision Goal (7/2) – bet365
Precision Goal went close last time when finishing second. With Zac Purton back in the saddle, this course and distance winner is expected to be one of the top contenders and could take all the beating if he repeats that form.
Right Honourable (8/1) – Unibet
Right Honourable hasn’t shown much form of late but is well-treated on his best efforts. With Ben E Thompson riding, this 10-year-old may have one last strong performance in him and could be worth an each-way bet if the race falls his way.
Keen Unity (10/1) – Betvictor
Keen Unity has been running respectably without threatening the leaders. Harry Bentley takes the ride, and although he has been competitive at times, he’ll need to step up if he’s to claim victory here.
Yeaboi (16/1) – bet365
Yeaboi hasn’t been at his best recently and will need to find a significant upturn in form to challenge. Matthew Poon takes the ride, but unless there’s marked improvement, he may struggle to feature prominently.
Verdict
Precision Goal is the standout in this field, coming off a solid second-place finish and with Zac Purton in the saddle, he looks poised to take this. Ninja Derby is the main danger, coming in off a win, while Reliable Profit has been consistent and should be in the mix again.
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Happy Valley 14:15
5f Kiu Tsui Handicap (Class 4) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Ma Comet (7/2) – bet365
Ma Comet has been consistent with three second-place finishes over this course and distance. Karis Teetan takes the ride again, but a wide draw in stall 10 could make things tricky. He remains a strong contender if navigating his position well early on.
Ace Power (25/1) – Unibet
Ace Power won over 6 furlongs back in May but finished his season with a couple of lackluster performances. Matthew Chadwick will need to get the best out of him here, and a step back in form is required for him to feature.
Sergeant Pepper (12/1) – Betvictor
Sergeant Pepper won over this course and distance in May but hasn’t matched that performance since. With Ellis Wong claiming 7lbs, he could be one to watch if rediscovering his earlier form, but his current handicap mark might be a challenge.
Fortune Warrior (8/1) – bet365
Fortune Warrior has been close to the frame in a few C&D races earlier this year, but his recent form has dipped. Zac Purton takes the ride, which could spark a revival, but a challenging wide draw in stall 12 is a major concern.
Less Is More (5/1) – Unibet
Less Is More remains unexposed over this distance and was unlucky not to finish closer in his last run at Sha Tin. With Andrea Atzeni in the saddle and a good draw in stall 5, this lightly raced 5-year-old could make a big impression here.
Yee Cheong Spirit (20/1) – Betvictor
Yee Cheong Spirit has only had one start, where he showed minimal promise. Having not raced since last October, it’s hard to see him being competitive here unless he has improved significantly during the break.
Sweet Diamond (4/1) – bet365
Sweet Diamond has displayed solid form, winning twice over 6 furlongs and showing that 5 furlongs suits him as well. His last run was marred by a poor start, but Alexis Badel will be looking to get him back to his best today, making him a real contender.
Mr Valiant (8/1) – Unibet
Mr Valiant hasn’t been able to match the form of his C&D win last season, but the application of first-time cheekpieces could make a difference. Brenton Avdulla takes the ride, and if the gear change works, he could be a live player.
Circuit Seven (16/1) – Betvictor
Circuit Seven has been inconsistent, ending last season with a poor performance. Matthew Poon takes the ride, but the 7-year-old will need to show significant improvement to be involved here.
Fung (66/1) – bet365
Fung has struggled on all three of his starts and doesn’t appear to be competitive at this level. Lyle Hewitson will need to work some magic, but it’s hard to see this 4-year-old getting involved.
Super Sixty (25/1) – Unibet
Super Sixty has shown little in his short career so far and, with a tough draw in stall 11, looks like he will struggle once again. C Y Ho rides, but a major turnaround is needed for him to feature.
Happy Horse (11/2) – Betvictor
Happy Horse was a two-time winner over C&D last season in Class 5 and comes into this race from a favorable draw in stall 2. With Angus Chung claiming 3lbs, he’s an intriguing contender, especially if he can recapture his earlier form.
Verdict
Less Is More looks well-positioned to capitalize on his good form and could deliver a big run today. Sweet Diamond has proven ability over the distance and will be a major threat if avoiding any mishaps at the start. Ma Comet is consistent but will need to overcome a wide draw to secure the win.
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Happy Valley 15:50
1m½f (1m55y) Hoi Mei Handicap (Class 3) (3yo+) (Course A) (Turf) (3yo+)
Hameron (6/1) – bet365
Hameron has been consistent, placing in his last two starts at Happy Valley over a similar distance. L J Ferraris partners him again, and from a favorable draw in stall 2, he could be right in the mix if repeating his recent efforts.
Romantic Laos (10/1) – Unibet
Romantic Laos came close to scoring over course and distance back in July but now carries a career-high mark. K C Leung will need to deliver a top ride for him to challenge from a tricky draw, but he remains a solid contender.
Lovero (33/1) – Betvictor
Lovero ended last season with a couple of disappointing efforts and has yet to show he can handle the current handicap mark. Angus Chung claims 3lbs, but he’ll need to show significant improvement to have an impact here.
Helene Warrior (9/4) – bet365
Helene Warrior was impressive two starts ago when winning over this course and distance but was unable to justify favoritism last time out. Hugh Bowman remains in the saddle, and with his proven ability, he’s high on the list and looks primed to go close again.
Samarkand (10/1) – Unibet
Samarkand had a fantastic last season, winning four times, but now faces a much tougher task from his current mark. Karis Teetan takes the ride, and while he’s always capable of a bold run, he’ll need to find something extra in this company.
Ivy League (16/1) – Betvictor
Ivy League was disappointing in his final start last season and hasn’t been handed the easiest draw this time either. Matthew Chadwick rides, but he’ll need to rediscover his earlier form to get involved in this competitive field.
Comet Splendido (6/1) – bet365
Comet Splendido ended last season on a high, securing two consecutive wins over this course and distance. K H Alfred Chan’s 5lb claim helps, and though he steps back up in class, he’s one to consider if he can carry his form forward.
Galvanic (40/1) – Unibet
Galvanic has struggled since stepping up to this grade, and although he was successful in Class 4 last season, he has yet to make an impact at this higher level. Ellis Wong claims 7lbs, but it would be a surprise to see him challenge.
Glorious Journey (8/1) – Betvictor
Glorious Journey won over this track and trip back in April and remains relatively unexposed. Matthew Poon takes the ride from stall 6, and with further improvement likely, he could be a player here, especially at these odds.
Setanta (8/1) – bet365
Setanta had a resurgent end to last season, picking up two wins over this course and distance. Lyle Hewitson takes the ride again, and although he faces a slightly tougher field, his form suggests he’s an each-way contender at the very least.
I Can (8/1) – Unibet
I Can has been consistent, placing in all four starts since his C&D win in April. Andrea Atzeni partners him, and although drawn wider in stall 10, his form suggests he’ll be in the mix once again.
Verdict
Helene Warrior is the standout contender after his impressive C&D win two starts ago and remains the one to beat. Comet Splendido could offer a strong challenge if continuing his upward trajectory, while Setanta is an appealing each-way option given his recent form.
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