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Horse racing is a big deal in this city as it remains the only sport on which Hongkongers can legally bet. Head down to Happy Valley Racecourse every Wednesday during race season (typically July to September) for the best of the action and plenty of extra trackside fun. Featuring eight races, try your luck and place a bet on an in-form horse. There are regular themes for these Wednesday events, so join the party and be sure to pop over to the beer garden for some ice-cold brews. 

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Japanese Festival lights up Happy Valley with cultural excitement

Join the Japanese Festival at Happy Valley Racecourse this November with bigger and brighter celebrations. Presented by The Hong Kong Jockey Club in partnership with the Consulate-General of Japan and the Japan Racing Association, this cultural-meets-racing extravaganza blends high-speed thrills with the timeless charm of Japanese tradition. Spanning the daytime race on November 2 (Sunday), and Happy Wednesday nights on November 5, 12, and 19, the festival promises non-stop action. The spotlight event, The Japan Racing Association Trophy on November 5, features adrenaline-pumping races, Yukata try-ons, and a feast of authentic Japanese bites that’ll transport you straight to Japan. Expect live music and dance vibes from international singer Natalia D, who’ll be turning up the energy at the Beer Garden. Spend HK$100 or more at designated food trucks on the four Japanese Festival race days and get a chance to win HK$8,000 travel vouchers to Japan^ – snap a photo at the Festival as an Instagram story or post, tag and follow @HKJCEntertainment, and register on-site. Pose for gorgeous shots at the Yukata photo zone, decked out with maple leaf lanterns and a torii gate. Hungry? Dive into festival-exclusive eats like sakura shrimp pancakes, Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, and green tea pudding, all best paired with chilled beer or premium sake. Catch free sake tastings in masu cups on November 5.  Happy Valley Racecourse offers a wide range of dining venues open to all. Head to...
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