Hong Kong Horseracing Museum

The Hong Kong Horseracing Museum is a museum where you can explore the history of horse racing in Hong Kong. It opened on October 18, 1996 at Happy Valley. The area of the museum is 6.000 square meters. Its purpose is to preserve the history of horse racing in Hong Kong. Horse racing was a living culture of the XIX century.

The museum has eight permanent galleries that tell about the history and success of equestrian sport. In one of the galleries you can see a statue of a famous horse. Next to it there is a table of medals, documents and certificates. In another room is the skeleton of the most famous horse, which was a three-time champion. In the museum you can see photo albums of jockeys and their horses.

The exhibition reflects the history of the construction of the racecourse and many other interesting information. The museum traces the history of the sport over the past 150 years, up to the present day. There is also a mini-cinema showing films about famous trainers, jockeys and horses. The museum of horse racing is available not only for fans of equestrian sports, but also for everyone.