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David Hayes is the son of legendary Australian trainer Colin Hayes and is a Hall of Fame member in his own right. He took out his own licence in 1990 and quickly established himself as one of the best handlers in the country, winning a host of Group Ones - including the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate. He moved to Hong Kong in 1996 and had plenty of success in a decade-long stint, winning two titles and the Hong Kong Derby with Elegant Fashion. After returning to Australia for 15 years, he is back in Hong Kong from the start of the 2020-21 season.
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Ka Ying Rising scores a stunning victory in the Group Three HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup at Sha Tin. Photos: Kenneth Chan
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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Caspar Fownes (right) and son Ronan celebrate the stable’s double at Sha Tin on Sunday. Photos: Kenneth Chan
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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Trainer Danny Shum (second left) celebrates Packing King’s winner. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

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David Hayes celebrates a Happy Valley double last month. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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Ka Ying Rising hoses up at Sha Tin. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

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Caspar Fownes celebrates a Happy Valley four-timer last month. Photos: Kenneth Chan
Hong Kong racing

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Hong Kong racing

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