Ka Ying Rising at peak of his powers as super sprinter obliterates Sha Tin track record again
Champion sprinter Ka Ying Rising surged to a record-extending 19th consecutive victory in Sunday’s Group Two Sprint Cup (1,200m), obliterating his own Sha Tin track record in another barnstorming display. Zac Purton was aboard the world’s best sprinter once again as they knocked 0.08 seconds off the previous mark to record a time of 1:07.12. The David Hayes-trained superstar has remained undefeated for 784 days, and Purton believes the champion is now at the peak of his powers. “I think what...

Ka Ying Rising, the world-renowned super sprinter, has once again showcased his exceptional speed and prowess in the racing world, securing his 19th consecutive victory in the Group Two Sprint Cup held at Sha Tin Racecourse. The 1,200-meter race saw the champion horse obliterate its own track record, with jockey Zac Purton guiding it to a stunning time of 1:07.12. This remarkable achievement knocked a full 0.08 seconds off the previous Sha Tin track record, solidifying Ka Ying Rising's status as one of the fastest sprinters in the history of the sport.
The David Hayes-trained superstar has maintained an unbeaten streak spanning 784 days, a testament to its relentless performance and unwavering consistency. As the race unfolded, spectators and fans alike were treated to another barnstorming display of speed and agility, leaving little doubt about Ka Ying Rising's dominance in the competitive world of horse racing.
Jockey Zac Purton, who has had the privilege of riding Ka Ying Rising in numerous previous victories, expressed his belief that the champion is now at the peak of its powers. "I think what we're seeing now is Ka Ying Rising at its absolute best," Purton said. "The way it's carrying itself, the way it's responding to the race, it's just incredible. We've seen it run fast before, but this is a whole new level."
The Sha Tin track record, which Ka Ying Rising has now broken twice, was previously held by the legendary sprinter Silent Witness. The record-breaking time of 1:07.12 not only underscores Ka Ying Rising's exceptional speed but also highlights the exceptional training and care provided by David Hayes. Hayes, known for his meticulous approach to horse racing, has been instrumental in nurturing Ka Ying Rising's talent and ensuring it reaches its full potential.
Ka Ying Rising's recent victory in the Group Two Sprint Cup has further solidified its reputation as one of the most dominant sprinters in recent racing history. With 19 consecutive victories under its belt, the horse has become a symbol of excellence and a source of pride for both its owners and fans. As the racing world continues to watch with bated breath, the question on everyone's mind is: what new records will Ka Ying Rising break next?
In the aftermath of the race, trainers, jockeys, and racing enthusiasts alike were in awe of Ka Ying Rising's performance. "This horse is something special," said one trainer. "To see it run like this, breaking records and dominating the competition, it's a reminder of why we all love this sport."
As Ka Ying Rising continues to ascend to new heights, its journey serves as an inspiration to both aspiring jockeys and trainers. The horse's unwavering dedication to excellence and its ability to consistently outperform its competitors are a testament to the hard work, passion, and commitment that go into the world of horse racing.
In the coming weeks and months, Ka Ying Rising will undoubtedly face new challenges and formidable opponents. However, with its current form and the unyielding support of its team, there is no doubt that the super sprinter is poised to continue making history and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of horse racing.
As the racing community eagerly anticipates Ka Ying Rising's next race, one thing is certain: this exceptional horse has not yet reached the pinnacle of its capabilities. With Purton at the helm and Hayes guiding its training, Ka Ying Rising is set to continue its remarkable journey, leaving a trail of record-breaking victories in its wake.









