Aisling Crowe is a Bloodstock Journalist at Racing Post. She specializes in the intricacies of horse racing and bloodstock, drawing on her extensive background as a sports reporter with various leading publications in Ireland. Aisling's work has been featured in BloodHorse, ANZ Bloodstock News, and Racing Post.
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Aisling's coverage primarily centers around horse racing, thoroughbred breeding, auctions, and success in breeding. Her articles include announcements and investment analysis related to the industry.
Given Aisling Crowe's focus on horse racing and thoroughbred breeding, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into upcoming auctions, trends in bloodlines or breeding practices that have led to success. Additionally, she may also be interested in commentary on investment opportunities within the industry.
As Aisling's geographic focus is not specified but given the international nature of horse racing and thoroughbred breeding industries, pitches should consider a global perspective rather than being limited to a specific region.
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By: Aisling Crowe
Star stayer's appearance at the Curragh was one of the highlights of Irish Champions' Festival
By: Aisling Crowe
Aising Crowe speaks to David Cox and Padraic Gahan about their team for Tattersalls Ireland
By: Aisling Crowe
The dates of the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale are marked with indelible ink on the calendar in the office of Harry Eustace at... Read More
By: Aisling Crowe
Aisling Crowe takes the temperature in Ratoath on the eve of a three-day auction boosted by Royal Ascot success
By: Aisling Crowe
The design meetings for this year’s Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale catalogue must have been the easiest the company’s marketing team had... Read More
Tattersalls Ireland passed the car park test the morning of Sept. 22 with honors. Spaces were at a premium as vehicles of varying sizes, filled the rows closest to the entrance, representing people from all over the world.
By: Aisling Crowe
The trickledown effect of a blockbuster Part One of the Tattersalls Ireland September Yearling Sale was anticipated to swell the tide for Part Two... Read More
By: Aisling Crowe
Our resident bloodstock experts profile the well-bred eyecatchers and expensive purchases set to grace the track.Poker Castle Green Homes EBF Novice... Read More
By: Aisling Crowe
Mayo people know the pain of defeat from the dark nights trudging home from the cathedral that is Croke Park after another agonising experience in... Read More
Starman filly becomes the first yearling to break six-figure mark at September sale.
