Ben Dorries is a Senior racing writer based in Australia, with a focus on the local racing scene in Victoria and Melbourne. With his articles appearing in various publications such as Racenet, The Australian, and News.com.au, Ben provides in-depth coverage of racing events, profiles of trainers and jockeys, and insights into the world of horse racing.
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Ben's area of focus revolves around event coverage, primarily in the sports and entertainment news sectors, with a specific emphasis on horse racing. His reporting largely centers around events and developments within the Australian horse racing industry, particularly in Victoria and Melbourne.
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By Ben Dorries Tony Gollan says three-year-old filly Bold Bastille is the X-factor of the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley but feels his
by Ben Dorries Tony Gollan says three-year-old filly Bold Bastille is the X-factor in the Carlyon Stakes at Moonee Valley but feels his
By Ben Dorries There has been a dramatic power play in the push to spill the Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) board, with a pair of committee members switching allegiances to support John Kanga's move for change.
By: Ben Dorries
by Ben Dorries There has been a dramatic power play in the push to spill the Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) board, with a pair of committee members switching allegiances to support John Kanga's move for change.
By Ben Dorries Champion Queensland trainer Tony Gollan is searching for his first Group 1 since 2021 and thinks first-up weapon Antino has
By: Ben Dorries
Champion Queensland trainer Tony Gollan is searching for his first Group 1 since 2021 and thinks first-up weapon Antino has the calibre and explosive finish to shock big guns Pride Of Jenni and Mr Brightside in the Memsie Stakes
Champion Queensland trainer Tony Gollan is searching for his first Group 1 since 2021 and thinks first-up weapon Antino has the calibre and explosive finish to shock big guns Pride Of Jenni and Mr Brightside in the Memsie Stakes.
By: Ben Dorries
Wilson-Taylor took time away from riding recently to head back to his former Victorian home state where he and his fiancee, fellow Brisbane jockey Angela Jones, enjoyed some time in the snow as well as visiting family.
Group 1-winning jockey Kyle Wilson-Taylor returned fresh and rejuvenated from a snowboarding holiday and didn’t waste any time repaying the faith of prominent owner Ozzie Kheir.
Group 1-winning trainer Phillip Stokes went back-to-back in the iconic Birdsville Cup, but this victory was even sweeter than last year.
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