Golden Slipper winner Berry to ride in Hong Kong April 8, 2013 Heading to the racing mecca: Tommy Berry. Golden Slipper winning jockey Tommy Berry will move to Hong Kong on April 28 to replace fellow Australian Tim Clark in the racing mecca. Berry, who claimed the world's richest two-year-old race on Overreach at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday, will leave Sydney following the completion of the autumn carnival. Berry leads the Sydney jockey's premiership and has won four group 1's this year. [Hong Kong steward] Steve Railton rang me about a month ago and asked me whether I would be interesting in going to Hong Kong. He said I has been on their radar for a while and there was another jockey leaving. I spoke to Gai [Waterhouse] about it and she said to me that nothing was going to change here and there would a job for me, if, or when, I came back. She said it was a great opportunity and you have to the take these opportunities. I know I am leading the Sydney premiership, but it has been a dream to ride in Hong King and it it something you simply couldn't turn down. With the announcement made today, it ends the best weekend of my life. Berry will ride Overreach in Saturday's Sires Produce and is confident of victory. The filly has been so great to me and hopefully she will come out and do what she usually does and win. If she goes to the Champagne [Stakes] on April 27 it would be a great way to finish my time in Sydney by riding her.