Hong Kong Champion Miler
The Hong Kong Champion Miler is an honour given in Hong Kong thoroughbred horse racing. It is awarded annually by the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC). The honour is part of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Champion Awards and is awarded at the end of the Hong Kong season in July.
Winners since 2001
Year |
Horse |
Age | Bred | Trainer |
Owner |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2000/2001 | Fairy King Prawn | 5 | Australia | Ivan Allan | Lau Sak Hong |
2001/2002 | Electronic Unicorn | 6 | United States | John Size | Lo Ying Bin |
2002/2003 | Electronic Unicorn | 7 | United States | John Size | Lo Ying Bin |
2003/2004 | Lucky Owners | 5 | New Zealand | Anthony S. Cruz | Leung Kai Fai |
2004/2005 | Bullish Luck | 6 | United States | Anthony S. Cruz | Wong Wing-Keung |
2005/2006 | Bullish Luck | 7 | United States | Anthony S. Cruz | Wong Wing-Keung |
2006/2007 | Armada | 6 | New Zealand | John Size | Yuk Lun Wong |
2007/2008 | Good Ba Ba | 6 | United States | Michael Chang Chun Wai | John Yuen Se Kit |
2008/2009 | Good Ba Ba | 7 | United States | Michael Chang Chun Wai | John Yuen Se Kit |
2009/2010 | Able One | 8 | New Zealand | John Moore | Cornel Li Fook Kwan |
2010/2011 | Beauty Flash | 6 | New Zealand | Anthony S. Cruz | Kwok Siu Ming |
2011/2012 | Ambitious Dragon | 5 | New Zealand | A T Millard | Johnson Lam Pui Hung |
2012/2013 | Ambitious Dragon | 6 | New Zealand | A T Millard | Johnson Lam Pui Hung |
2013/2014 | Gold-Fun | 5 | Ireland | Richard Gibson | Pan Sutong |
2014/2015 | Able Friend | 5 | Australia | John Moore | Cornel Li Fook Kwan |
2015/2016 | Sun Jewellery | 4 | Australia | John Size | Tung Moon Fai |
2016/2017 | Beauty Only | 5 | Ireland | Anthony S. Cruz | Patrick Kwok Ho Chuen |
2017/2018 | Beauty Generation | 5 | New Zealand | Anthony S. Cruz | Patrick Kwok Ho Chuen |
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