Master Delight takes winning form into the first at the Hong Kong International Races and looks well placed to make it two in a row.

The four-year-old son of Rubick ran home well to finish fourth with 60kgs in two here in October, and he couldn’t have been more impressive at this track and trip last time.

This is harder, but he can make the step up.

Good Runner will take plenty of improvement into the Beauty Generation Handicap, and he looks a winning chance at a nice price.

The Starcraft gelding returned some handy efforts last time in, and he kept his best work for last when second, beaten just over half a length here when resuming.

The addition of Zac Purton obviously doesn’t dent his chances, and he can fight out the finish.

The day’s first Group 1 feature has drawn an outstanding field of stayers, including Pyledriver.

Pyledriver has been a strong and consistent performer throughout his career in the UK, and ended his campaign with an impressive win in the Group 1 Coronation Cup.

He picked up where he left off with a lovely win in the Listed Churchill Stakes at Lingfield last month, and he will only improve second-up and out to a mile and a half.

Pixie Knight has opened a pretty clear favourite in Hong Kong Sprint betting, but I can make a case for a few here, and I am going to take him on.

The one that I think have made a real impact at a price is Sky Field.

Sky Field has had three starts back this time, placing twice, including an eye-catching effort in the Group 2 Jockey Club Sprint last time.

He has a fitness edge over a couple of key rivals and we can have an each-way play at around the $12 mark.

California Spangle seemingly doesn’t know how to run a bad race, and he looms as the runner to beat again in the sixth at Sha Tin this week.

The Starspangledbanner gelding’s condition just gave out when he was nabbed on the line here first-up, but he enjoyed plenty of improvement into his last-start win in a dominant contest.

Fitter third-up, he is my best bet on the program.

Golden Sixty has opened a clear and justifiable favourite in Hong Kong Mile betting.

The Medaglia D’Oro gelding has won eighteen of his nineteen career starts, and he only need to be close to his best to win this again.

I’m going to have a Same Race Multi, and add value to my ticket with Indy Champ running into the first three.

The Hong Kong Cup looks to be a race in two between Dubai Honour and Loves Only You, and I am leaning towards the latter.

Loves Only You has been a consistent performer throughout her career, winning seven of fifteen starts and placing on a further five occasions.

She takes impressive winning form into the Hong Kong Cup after taking out the Group 1 Breeders’ Cup Fillies & Mares in the United States, and she will only improve for that effort.