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- Clint Hutchison, the son of late Group One-winning trainer Bruce and the brother-in-law of four-time champion conditioner Caspar Fownes, is Mr Hong Kong Racing to Australian punters.
Oct 29, 2019 · A. How did you get into racing/punting? I was born in to the industry! My late father, Bruce Hutchison was a jockey and then trainer (trained in Melbourne and then HK for 25 years) and I grew up loving races and doing the form from a very young age.
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Sep 28, 2023 · Clint Hutchison, the son of late Group One-winning trainer Bruce and the brother-in-law of four-time champion conditioner Caspar Fownes, is Mr Hong Kong Racing to Australian punters.
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thewest.com.au · sport · horse-racingFamily ties between Damien Oliver and owner Clint Hutchison ...
Dec 17, 2023 · Clint Hutchison, a leading form analyst for Racing.com who hails from a WA racing family, was in awe of Oliver after the champion jockey delivered him a miraculous win.
4 days ago · Clint Hutchison a.k.a. Hutchi, draws on over 20 years of experience following Hong Kong racing and betting successfully, to give analysis for every race of the season. Share his passion for Hong Kong racing!
Australian-born, Clint Hutchison was raised in the dynamic, pressure-laden environment of Hong Kong and understands horse racing there as well as anyone in the world. The son of former HKJC-licensed trainer Bruce Hutchison, Clint began clocking his dad’s horses (and others!) and studying the form when still at prep school.
Oct 1, 2021 · This talented David Hayes-trained speedster caught the attention of plenty when he demolished the rivals he met on his debut on September 5. Zac Purton rode Nervous Witness and they cruised to the line untouched.
Mar 31, 2023 · When Caspar Fownes recommended Munhamek as a potential horse to race in Australia, his brother-in-law, Racing.com's Clint Hutchison, didn't think twice about purchasing him. The three-time champion Hong Kong trainer had prepared the former English galloper for two years and thought he needed a change of scenery.
