Adam Morgan is the Editorial Director at Esquire and WIRED. He specializes in culture journalism with a strong focus on sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports business and media. His work has been featured in numerous outlets including Splunk, Mirror, Buzz, Inverse, and The Independent, among others.
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Adam Morgan's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing, with a specific emphasis on events and competitions. Pitching to Adam would be most effective for individuals or organizations involved in the horse racing industry, such as jockeys, trainers, racecourses, and relevant governing bodies.
Given the nature of his articles, those with insights into upcoming races or significant developments within the world of horse racing would likely capture Adam's attention. Additionally, sources able to provide exclusive details about horses' performances or insider perspectives may also interest him.
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Adam Morgan, Press Association With a one-two-three in the French equivalent already secured, Aidan O'Brien is taking nothing granted in
Adam Morgan, Press Association With DNA like David Egan, the Betfred Derby has long been one of the most significant dates on the racing calendar.
Two realistic contenders in the Classics a year into new job. Early-morning trips through passport control have become a familiar part of
Adam Morgan, Press Association Andrew Balding enjoyed the perfect appetiser to Item's quest for Betfred Derby glory on Saturday when Venetian Prince stormed home to claim the 143rd Derby Italiano.
Colin Keane enjoying first year in the Juddmonte hot seat
Adam Morgan, Press Association Shes Perfect could tee-up a return to the top table when she heads to Epsom for a competitive running of the Princess Elizabeth Stakes on Saturday.
Jockey rode the colt to win a Group One last autumn in France. Christophe Soumillon will have another chance to achieve his dream of winning
Andrew Balding's mare was second in the King George last season.
Expensive breeze-up buy had plenty to do close home but quickened up well. Royal Ascot could come calling for Senorita Bonita despite leaving it late to make a winning debut at Nottingham.
