Manfred K. L. Man

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Man won the Hong Kong Sprint 2023 as a horse trainer with Lucky Sweynesse [zh] on 10 December 2023 HKIR 20231210 Manfred Man.jpg
Man won the Hong Kong Sprint 2023 as a horse trainer with Lucky Sweynesse  [ zh ] on 10 December 2023

Manfred K. L. Man (July 18, 1957-) was a jockey between 1976 and 1977. He received a full trainer's licence in 2001. Man won 35 races in the 2010/11 season for an overall total of 262.

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Significant horses

Performance

Seasons
Total Runners
No. of Wins
No. of 2nds
No. of 3rds
No. of 4ths
Stakes won
2010/201143535342938HK$28,195,200

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