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In celebration of The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s 140th anniversary, the Club announced today (13 April) that its Charities Trust has committed HK$1.4 billion to support five youth development initiatives. These include two strategic collaborations with the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau (HYAB) announced in the Chief Executive’s 2024 Policy Address. This announcement was the highlight of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Day at Sha Tin Racecourse, attended by over 200 charity and community representatives. Officiating were HKSAR Government Secretary ...

The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) officially unveiled the refurbished Racing Talent Training Centre (RTTC) training stable at Sha Tin today (Friday, 11 April). After 17 years of growth and achievement, the RTTC’s refreshed training stable ushers in a new era of developing the next generation of horsemen and horsewomen in a brand-new facility at Sha Tin, which embodies a commitment to excellence and a future filled with promise for Hong Kong’s world-class horse racing industry. Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, Chief Executive Officer, ...

The Jockey Club Student Village IV of the University of Hong Kong officially opened in Wong Chuk Hang today (3 April). The project enables a blended living-learning experience for students to balance academic learning with cultural and social interaction. It is also designed to help attract global talent to Hong Kong, adding diversity to the student community and promoting the city’s development as an international education hub. It comes after the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust donated more than ...

The following is issued on behalf of the Institute of Philanthropy Exclusively sponsored by the Institute of Philanthropy (“IoP”), organised by the Palace Museum in Beijing, and in partnership with the Art Institute of Chicago, the “Rejoicing in Woods and Springs: A Journey through Garden Cultures in China and the Wider World” exhibition was launched yesterday (31 March) at the Tower Gallery, East and West Wing Galleries of the Meridian Gate in the Forbidden City. It will showcase rare artifacts and ...