Ben Sporle is a presenter and journalist based in Melbourne, Australia. With a focus on local news and events, Ben writes for the Melbourne Racing Club, covering horse racing and related topics. His articles provide insights into the racing industry, featuring stories on jockeys, trainers, horses, and upcoming events.
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Ben Sporle's articles predominantly cover local sports events, specifically horse racing in the Australian state of Victoria. He focuses on event coverage and highlights stories related to jockeys, racehorses, and racing events. To effectively reach out to Ben, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming local horse races, profiles of prominent jockeys or racehorses in the region, or behind-the-scenes looks at racing events within Victoria or Melbourne.
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Banna Strand's famous leap in the 2011 Grand Annual Steeplechase (Image: Sharon Chapman)
Rolls will aim to become the first horse since Hissing Sid in 2010 to win back-to-back Warrnambool Cups.
Leading Victorian hopes Warmonger and Bold Soul drew wide for Saturday's $1 million Thomas Farms South Australian Derby (2500m) when acceptances dropped on Tuesday morning for the capacity field.
Daniel Bowman knows what it takes to win a Wangoom Handicap and the Warrnambool local believes he’s got the right horse in Is It Me to join last year’s winner Outlaw Revenge on the honour roll.
Connections of Australasian Oaks winner Vibrant Sun have resisted the temptation to chase further riches in Queensland and she has been sent to the paddock.
Adam Olszanski to share the racecalling duties on Grand Annual Day. (Image: Supplied)
Clinton McDonald admits he is bouncing out of bed when it comes to planning the next steps with his smart juveniles Angel Capital and Stanley Express.
Pakenham-based horse trainer Mitch Leek has quickly overcome the disappointment of his horse not being able to take its place in Thursday’s Grand Annual after being crowned Australian Middleweight Boxing Champion on Saturday night.
Passive Aggressive has been retired for the second time in her short career with hopes of getting in foal this breeding season, trainer Grahame Begg has confirmed.
Globe will miss the Queensland Winter Carnival (Image: Racing Photos)
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