Racing Writer / Form Analyst at News Corp Australia
Brad Waters is a racing writer and form analyst at News Corp Australia. With a focus on local racing in Victoria, Brad writes for various publications including Cairns Post, Punters.com.au, Racenet, News.com.au, and The Australian. His articles cover race previews, tips, and analysis, providing valuable insights for racing enthusiasts.
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Brad Waters' coverage predominantly revolves around event coverage, particularly in the context of horse racing within Australia, with a focus on Victoria. His articles provide tips and previews for upcoming races as well as insights into recent events.
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Racing Victoria reported an $11.8m deficit for the last financial year but says the result was better than expected.
News Corp form analyst Brad Waters looks at Thursday’s meeting at Ballarat.
A consistent sprinter could finally earn a deserved win while a $15 chance could produce a strong first-up performance at Ballarat on Thursday.
by Brad Waters News Corp form analyst Brad Waters looks at Thursday's meeting at Ballarat BEST BET FUROSSHI (Race 6 No.5 - $3.70)
A dominant Flemington win has left a Chris Waller-trained filly in contention for a Group 1 win while a $14 chance can win the other feature on the Caulfield program.
A little personal space is all the talented mare Sans Doute could need to find her best form in Saturday’s Group 3 How Now Stakes at Caulfield.
by Brad Waters A little personal space is all the talented mare Sans Doute could need to find her best form in Saturday's Group 3 How Now Stakes at Caulfield
News Corp form analyst Brad Waters looks at Friday night’s meeting at The Valley.
A improving type from the Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman camp will enjoy stepping up in trip while $10 chance can post her second straight win at Friday night's meeting at The Valley.
There was little mystery in trainer Shane Jackson’s plans after May’s Warrnambool Cup.
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