澳大利亚应该学习中国香港的赛马经验——专访澳大利亚练马师大卫·希斯

Core Viewpoint - Australia should learn from Hong Kong's horse racing experience, as expressed by Australian trainer David Hayes, who has significant experience in both regions [1][2]. Group 1: Trainer's Background and Achievements - David Hayes has been a horse trainer for 35 years, with 15 years spent in Hong Kong, where he built a top reputation [2]. - He has won 31 Group 1 races in Australia and was a champion trainer in Hong Kong, achieving 458 victories during his 10-year tenure there [2]. - After returning to Hong Kong in 2020, Hayes achieved 47 wins in the last racing season, bringing his total victories in Hong Kong to 600, including five wins with the horse "嘉应高升" [2]. Group 2: Horse Performance and Goals - The horse "嘉应高升" has set a record with eleven consecutive wins and aims to win the "短途奖" with a total prize of 22 million HKD (approximately 20.72 million RMB) [1]. - If "嘉应高升" wins the upcoming race, it will become the fifth horse in Hong Kong's history to achieve the short-distance "Triple Crown" [1]. - Hayes considers "嘉应高升" to be one of the greatest racehorses in Hong Kong history, with a long-term goal of winning the "珠穆朗玛峰锦标赛" in Sydney, which is the highest prize money grass sprint race in the world [1]. Group 3: Insights on Hong Kong Racing - Hayes emphasizes that horse racing in Hong Kong occurs weekly and is larger in scale than anywhere else in the world, comparing it to a carnival [2]. - He believes that the racing experience in Hong Kong should be taught to Australia rather than the other way around [2].