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The Hong Kong Marathon on Sunday attracts adults from all over the world to race along the roads and through tunnels in the city. But why should adults have all the fun? A group of youngsters on Saturday laced up their running shoes and competed in the new Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon Youth Race, which started and finished at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground. Aimed at youths...


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This article was first published on December 15, 1969 Drama in HK’s first international marathon by Neil Perera Unheralded Kim Cha Hwan of South Korea yesterday (December 14, 1969) pulverised an international field of long distance runners to win the first Tin Tin international marathon in the New Territories. Kim, a 21-year-old electrician, overcame a determined challenge from ...


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Hong Kong’s young fencers continued their strong streak at FIE Junior and Cadet World Cups, with foil fencer Harris Ho Shing-him claiming gold in Madrid and female foil fencer Fan Bo-yee winning silver in Tbilisi, Georgia. The team at the FIE Junior and Cadet Épée World Cup in Bahrain, however, failed to improve on their earlier success of four medals, with only Kenton Hsu Hong-...


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Seeing a racehorse with a name that features witty wordplay or a link to pop culture is a common sight at racetracks in Hong Kong. And for some punters, the witty name is what stands out and the reason they gamble on a particular horse. But naming a horse is not as easy as it sounds. Breeders and owners in the city have to choose two names: one in English and one in Chinese. Man...


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One year after he pledged to run the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon blindfolded, a “nervous and fearful” Marco Wong Sui-kam is set for his very own race in the dark on Sunday. Wong has covered the 26.2-mile Hong Kong course in each of the past 20 years. Shortly before last year’s race, where he ducked under three hours for the second time, Hongkonger Wong was introduced t...


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