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Come experience Hong Kong’s two favourite pastimes under one roof! On 12 April, the rugby-themed Sha Tin race meeting kicks off Hong Kong’s Rugby Week with the official unveiling of the Hong Kong China Men’s and Women’s 7s teams at the Parade Ring. The highlight arrives on 15 April at Happy Valley Racecourse, where Happy Wednesday brings together the thrill of horse racing and the raw energy of rugby. Don’t miss the week as the city unites for racing and rugby!
Visitors to Hong Kong can enjoy a variety of packages. For more information, please visit: hkjc.com
Racecourse entrants must be aged 18 or above.
The relevant activities and the relevant terms and conditions for such activities are governed in all respects by the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. To the extent permitted by the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, The Hong Kong Jockey Club reserves the right to determine the content of the activities and promotions and the right to change the content of such activities and promotions according to the actual situation; if there are any changes, such changes will be notified in reasonable manner(s).
Date
12–19 April 2026
Venue
Sha Tin Racecourse, 12 April;
Happy Valley Racecourse, 15 April
Category(-ies)
Sports, Horse racing
Admission
Public enclosure: HK$10;
Free admission for visitors to Hong Kong who hold a valid travel document;
Booking of racecourse venues: Additional charge applies.
Ticketing
General admission (Public Enclosure): Pay with Octopus card at the racecourse public entrance
Exclusive Package for Tourists: Please refer to the “Plan Your Visit” page of “Racecourse Experience” on The Hong Kong Jockey Club website (hkjc.com)
Enquiry
+852 1817
Organiser
The Hong Kong Jockey Club
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