Longines Masters of Hong Kong set to drive the city horse-mad

Longines Masters of Hong Kong is coming soon

Equine enthusiasts, mark your calendars. The prestigious Longines Masters of Hong Kong kicks off in just over two weeks! From 9-11 February, the world’s top equestrian riders will compete in a series of show jumping and racing contests in the hopes of nabbing a coveted podium position.  

Longines Masters of Hong Kong to run concurrently with Asia Horse Week

For the uninitiated, Longines Masters of Hong Kong marks the second leg of the annual Longines Masters series. Much like the tennis Grand Slams, it is an annual intercontinental affair. The first chapter drew to a spectacular close in Paris in December with Germany’s Daniel Deusser achieving top honours on his beautiful mount, Cornet d’Amour. The third and final leg will conclude in New York this coming April.

This year, Longines Masters of Hong Kong promises to be more exciting than ever. For the first time (and in a move guaranteed to thrill local fans), two home-grown talents – 26-year-old Jacqueline Lai and 21-year-old Clarissa Lyra – are set to compete side-by-side with well-established jump-jockey stars from around the world.

Longines Masters of Hong Kong will kick off on 9 February

But that’s not all! The three-day event will be running concurrently with the inaugural edition of Asia Horse Week in a mammoth two-for-one special. Races and competitions will be interspersed with conferences and talks designed to draw the equestrian community closer together in an ‘East meets West’ forum.

If you want to take a break from all the horses, that’s not a problem either. The expansive Prestige Village will be filled to the brim with exhibitions, performances and gastronomic treats. Highlights include a display of the event’s Official Watch from Title Partner Longines, an enthralling equestrian performance by horse whisperer Clemence Faivre and musical entertainment by Dutch MC RiverJaxx.

Longines Masters of Hong Kong poster

Tickets for Longines Masters of Hong Kong start at HK$230 for a Session 1 Standard Seat to HK$880 for the Session 5 grand finale. To truly get the full experience though, opt for a Prestige Seat (HK$500-1,010 per session) which will get you a coveted spot within first five rows. Tickets can be purchased by visiting this website. Book now and take advantage of their January Flash Promo!

Longines Masters of Hong Kong
9-11 February
AsiaWorld Expo