Caspar Fownes

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Caspar Fownes (born 12 August 1967) is a horse trainer in Hong Kong. He take out his own licence in 2003/04 with 44 winners. In 2010/11 he added 56 winners for a career total of 437.^[1]

• 2006/07 won his first trainers' premiership.
• 2008/09 won his second trainers' premiership.
• 2013/14 won his third trainers' premiership.