Brian Sheerin is a journalist who writes for Thoroughbred Daily News and has also been featured in The Thoroughbred Report AusNZ. With a focus on horse racing and the thoroughbred industry, Brian's articles cover a range of topics including interviews with industry professionals, predictions for the future of racing, and insights into key events and figures in the sport.
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Brian Sheerin's coverage focuses primarily on horse racing, stallions, thoroughbreds, auctions, and breeding within the sports and entertainment news categories. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis on industry trends related to these topics. Additionally, he frequently conducts Q&A sessions with industry insiders and may appreciate pitches offering access to prominent figures in the horse racing community for similar features.
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By: Brian Sheerin
What is in store for the bloodstock industry in 2025? From a shoo-in for the first-season sires' championship, market predictions, a word or two on Amo Racing and much more, TDN Europe's Brian Sheerin has come up with 10 predictions for the new year.
By: Brian Sheerin
Top bloodstock agent Mags O'Toole, Mickley Stud boss Richard Kent and Ana O'Brien were some of the key industry figures to give this year's Irish Stallion Trail the thumbs up. For Kent, this weekend marked his first time attending the trail, and it could prove an expensive trip for the Cork native who is now
By: Brian Sheerin
Retirement is not on the agenda for multiple Group 1 and Classic-winning jockey Seamie Heffernan who, after partnering six winners so far during a winter stint in Bahrain, joked that he has 'a few scores to settle' back home in Ireland before hanging up the boots.
By: Brian Sheerin
Trainer Pat Flynn, the man responsible for nurturing the talents of Designs On Rome (Ire) in Ireland, paid a glowing tribute to the Hong Kong legend who died at the age of 15 in retirement.
By: Brian Sheerin
Joseph O'Brien has provided an upbeat bulletin on Al Riffa (Fr) ( Wootton Bassett {GB}), Apples And Bananas (Ire) ( Wootton Bassett {GB}) and Trustyourinstinct (Ire) (Churchill {Ire}), all of whom are on course for targets in Saudi Arabia and Qatar respectively following a key workout at Dundalk last Friday.
By: Brian Sheerin
Just over a month after being granted his trainer's licence, Colm Ryan lit up the Leopardstown Christmas festival when the not unfancied Karate Kid (Ire) (Spanish Moon) ran out a most impressive winner of the 2m4f bumper–a race that has been won by subsequent Grade 1 horses Carefully Selected (Ire), Appreciate It (Ire) and Fact To File (Ire) in recent times.
By: Brian Sheerin
Dual Group 1 winner and leading 2,000 Guineas hope Shadow Of Light (GB) (Lope De Vega {Ire}) has been crowned the European Champion Two-Year-Old of 2024 with a rating of 120.
By: Brian Sheerin
DUBLIN, Ireland–In an explosive turn of events surrounding the ongoing saga involving the ownership of promising young stallion Sands Of Mali, the High Court heard on Thursday of how leading owner Steve Parkin made death threats to Ballyhane Stud boss Joe Foley, his business partner and advisor of over 20 years.
By: Brian Sheerin
DUBLIN, Ireland–In an explosive turn of events surrounding the ongoing saga involving the ownership of promising young stallion Sands Of Mali, the High Court heard on Thursday of how leading owner Steve Parkin is alleged to have made death threats to Ballyhane Stud boss Joe Foley, his business partner and advisor of over 20 years.
By: Brian Sheerin
On the morning of Jonbon's ninth Grade 1 win in the Clarence House Chase at Ascot last Saturday, the recently-retired Aidan Coleman, who partnered Nicky Henderson's chaser to four of those top-level triumphs, opened up about the mental turmoil that comes with being forced out of the saddle through injury. Coleman speaks openly and honestly about coming to terms with being yesterday's man and how he is searching deep within himself to fill the void.
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