Keith Yeung heads to Happy Valley today aiming to kick on with the form that saw him post a double on Sunday at Sha Tin.
Invigorated with five wins this season from 74 rides, Yeung has four mounts at the midweek fixture, led by the Michael Chang-trained Woodfire Bro, who contests a cracking HK$3.12 million Class 2 High Island Handicap over 1650m.
"I've been having a little bit of luck and the horses are going well. Let's hope I can keep it going," Yeung said. "He's (Woodfire Bro) a very honest horse and he enjoys the Happy Valley track a lot. We have had good success with him at the Valley."
The 89-rating Woodfire Bro is seeking a hat-trick of wins over today's course and distance in Class 2. The Echoes Of Heaven gelding has drawn gate No 7.
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