Jason Hart hoping Highfield Princess can help him end his best year yet with a bang in Hong Kong
Jason Hart's best year could end on a dazzling high this week when he bids for international glory in Hong Kong with Highfield Princess.
The four-time Group 1 winner will attempt to become the first British-trained winner of the £2.6 million Longines Hong Kong Sprint on Sunday and Hart hopes the popular mare can provide him one final hurrah at the end of a standout year.
He said: "This is the first year I've broken £2m in prize-money, which wasn't really an aim at all, but it's a brilliant achievement to reach.
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Published on 5 December 2023inHong Kong
Last updated 11:00, 5 December 2023
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