About Selangor Turf Club
Selangor Turf Club at Sungei Besi is Malaysian racing's biggest stage — the 2000-metre metropolitan course minutes from central Kuala Lumpur that hosts the Malaysia Derby and the richest prizemoney in the country. Founded in 1896, the club moved to its current circuit in the 1990s and now anchors a racing jurisdiction that feeds horses, jockeys and form lines across Southeast Asia.
The spacious anti-clockwise track with a 420-metre straight is the fairest test in Malaysian racing, and Saturday meetings at Sungei Besi are the nation's busiest wagering days. With KL's skyline as a backdrop and an enthusiastic local crowd, Selangor meetings jump early-to-mid afternoon local time — late afternoon or early evening AEST.