Champion Hong Kong galloper Romantic Warrior fell narrowly short of conquering the world’s richest race when a close second to Forever Young in the US$20 million Saudi Cup (1,800m) in the early hours of Sunday morning Hong Kong

Hong Kong racing royalty Romantic Warrior has come up just short in winning the world's most lucrative race, galloping to second in an epic finish

In a race worthy of its title as the richest Thoroughbred horse race in the world with a $20 million purse, a resilient Forever Young edged Romantic Warrior in a thrilling Saudi Cup (G1) Feb. 22 at King Abdulaziz Racecourse.

FOREVER YOUNG denied Romantic Warrior in a battle for the ages in the world’s richest horse race, the Saudi Cup. It was a two-horse race on paper and the £16 million duel in the desert went

Japan-bred, who raced with distinction in the U.S., finishing third in the Breeders' Cup Classic and Kentucky Derby last year, won the world's richest race Saturday in Riyadh and earned a trip back to

James McDonald and Danny Shum Chap-shing are optimistic Romantic Warrior will handle his first test on dirt as Hong Kong’s champion galloper bids for another slice of history in the world’s richest race,

Michael Kinane, former jockey-turned-bloodstock agent who originally purchased Romantic Warrior for 300,000gns at the 2019 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, told the Hong Kong Jockey Club: “Romantic Warrior’s huge asset is his gate speed and anytime there’s a huge tempo on,

Forever Young (Jpn) (Real Steel {Jpn}), a Group 1 winner at the back end of 2024 in the Tokyo Daishoten and third in the GI Kentucky Derby and GI Breeders' Cup Classic, will jump from the widest alley