Keen On Hong Kong

I am trying to find out from TabGold if they will be accomodating their clients, and opening early on Sunday 27th April, to allow us to watch and bet on the QE2 in Hong Kong.

De Kock has some great horses there, and we cannot watch on tellytrack. The Big races start at 0830 our time and the big one at 1030. I have tried calling Gold Circle, but as usual no one has come back to me. Can you Help?

Darryl – Via email

.Ed: Gold Circle and Phumelela responded promptly to our enquiry. Note outlets open normal operating hours per point 5 of the schedule provided.

Gold Circle responds

Please note that due to commingled pools, TabGold is dependent on the availability of the Phumelela system as well as the agreed SAFTOTE schedule of races on any given day.

Patrick Loker – Commercial Executive, Gold Circle

Audemars Piguet QE II Cup, Sha Tin, 27 April 2014

1) Race Information
This meeting will feature the Audemars Piguet QE II Cup and the Sprint Cup. The QE II Cup is a Group 1 event and the Sprint Cup is a HK Grade 2. The QE II Cup will be over 2000m and the Sprint Cup 1200m. Prize money for the QE II Cup is HK$14 million and the Sprint Cup HK$3 million.

2) Provisional Race Times
Race 7 10:00 (Sprint Cup)
Race 8 10:35 (QE II Cup)
Race 9 11:15
Race 10 11:50

3) Fields
Usual delivery process applies.

4) Broadcast Logistics
Incoming broadcast feed to commence at 09:40.

5) Betting / Commingling
It is suggested that Telephone Betting call centres and online betting open at 09:45 and betting outlets open at normal operating hours.

6) Marketing
HKJC will provide promotional link that can be added to PGL and GC websites.

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