Every sport, regardless of pursuit, is united by a common theme - the forbidding challenge of success away from home, especially on the international stage.

It was an unforgettable FWD Champions Day at Sha Tin Racecourse on 28 April, as its three Group 1 contests wowed punters with some of the most dramatic racing moments of the season.

Equestrian sport thrives on the harmoniouspartnership between horse and rider, and atthe heart of this partnership stands the equestrian groom.

For one of the world’s most prosperous cities, Hong Kong faces the harsh reality that one-fifth of its population lives in poverty. To combat this pressing issue, and in particular to empower low-income families living in transitional housing, the Club has unveiled JC PROJECT LIFT, an initiative made possible by a HK$720 million donation from its Charities Trust.

Childhood is a crucial stage in any person’s development. Unfortunately, children from underprivileged backgrounds often lack opportunities to explore, grow and reach their full potential, perpetuating the cycle of poverty across generations.

The Club sends its warmest congratulations to Hong Kong China Rugby following the successful final Hong Kong Sevens tournament at the Hong Kong Stadium in April.

Supported by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust in an effort to facilitate a circular economy, the Jockey Club “Look for Green” Mobile Recycling Programme has ignited community passion for proper recycling and upcycling as newfound hobbies – helping countless families uncover the benefits of a greener lifestyle.

Part of the Jockey Club “Look for Green” Mobile Recycling Programme supported by the Club’s Charities Trust, this unique hands-on experience for Members and their children will help instil proper recycling practices and a greener mentality towards clothing waste in the community. Participants will help ensure accurate sorting of donated pre-loved clothes by type, size and condition to aid further operations for charity sales and facilitate a circular economy.

The Jockey Club “Look for Green” Mobile Recycling Programme, an initiative supported by the Club’s Charities Trust, aims to promote recycling and green practices to the wider community. It will be hosting a charity sales where Members and their children can lend a hand to spread awareness for sustainable consumption practices. Participants will help set up the donated item displays and provide helpful customer service, facilitating a circular economy while sharing tips for living a greener lifestyle.

An incredible exhibition of over 150 sets/items of ancient Chinese artefacts, including grade-one national treasures, opened in April at the Hong Kong Museum of History.

COVID-19 will not be the last pandemic. Therefore, we must remain vigilant and collaborative in preparation for the future emergence of infectious diseases, which respect no borders.

Hong Kong is witnessing a rise in pet ownership, with over 10% of families now keeping a domestic animal. However, this increase also raises the risk of mistreatment, abandonment and the spread of zoonotic diseases by strays.

The Club’s commitment to environmental sustainability goes beyond corporate responsibility. By optimising resource efficiency, reducing our carbon footprint, and fostering community partnerships, we are contributing to a greener future for the betterment of Hong Kong.

On 17 February, our dedicated Member volunteers and their families came together to support InspiringHK Flag Day. InspiringHK Sports Foundation is a partner in our Members' CARE x SportsCHAT! – Female Sports Buddy Programme , where our female Member volunteers work to boost the confidence of secondary school girls through sports mentorship.

Hong Kong residents with moderate and severe intellectual disabilities face an average wait of 10 years for a hostel place. The newly completed Village project, which had its naming ceremony on 6 October, is helping to address this shortfall, with Hong Chi Association now able to offer more than 1,100 service spaces, up from some 200 before.

To foster Hong Kong citizens’ interest in Chinese arts, culture and history, the Club’s Charities Trust is funding a three-year project organised by the Design and Cultural Studies Workshop.

Mei Ho House is one of the last surviving resettlement “H” blocks, constructed in 1954 after the disastrous fire that engulfed Shek Kip Mei.

The Club is taking significant strides towards sustainability in track maintenance and raceday operations. By championing the Reduce and Recycle principles and implementing measures to improve energy efficiency, the Club aims to mitigate its environmental impact.

Elevate your CNY Celebration: Enjoy a free upgrade on private dining room at Provincial!

Racing book lending service is now available at The Hong Kong Racing Museum

On 3, 10, 11 and 18 December 2022, Members joined an exclusive event as part of the HKJC Presents Simple Gifts of Joy programme at Tai Kwun.

The Club’s world-class Racecourse facilities are considered the benchmark for the industry.

Throughout September, Members and their guests enjoyed drinks and snacks on The Chinese Library’s terrace while taking in a visual feast at Tai Kwun’s InnerGlow.

In August, Members and their guests embarked on a multisensory journey at the Behind Your Eyelid – Pipilotti Rist Exhibition Private Tour at Tai Kwun.

Film buffs among our Members were in for a treat at Tai Kwun’s Moonlight Cinema Night on 29 July. After sampling a range of sumptuous Thai dishes atthe one Michelin-starred restaurant Aaharn, the participants enjoyed an outdoor screening of Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love at the Parade Ground. Watching the award-winning classic under the moonlight was a memorable experience for all.

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