Racing: Hong Kong racing reeling after arrests

Hong Kong racing was reeling on Thursday following the arrest of 19 people, including two jockeys, in connection with alleged race-fixing.

Racing: Hong Kong racing reeling after arrests
Fri, 08 Feb, 2002 - 10:38

Hong Kong racing was reeling on Thursday following the arrest of 19 people, including two jockeys, in connection with alleged race-fixing.

The raids, carried out by the Hong Kong Government-backed Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), were made on Wednesday night.

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