Chris Roots is a Racing Writer at The Sydney Morning Herald. He focuses on themes related to sports, competitive sports, and animal care, particularly in the context of individual sports and animal rights. Chris has also been featured in notable publications including Brisbane Times, Stuff, and The Age.
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Chris Roots predominantly covers local horse racing events, providing in-depth event coverage and some investment analysis. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming horse racing events, insights into racehorses, jockeys, or trainers based in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Sydney.
Given his focus on local sports events and investment analysis within the realm of horse racing, he may be receptive to informed commentary from industry insiders such as trainers or jockeys with a deep understanding of the Australian horse racing landscape. Additionally, individuals with expertise in analyzing trends within the industry might also catch his attention for potential collaboration.
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One-time Coolmore Stud Stakes favourite Rosberg has been given the ultimate chance to become a racehorse as a gelding. The
Adelaide trainer Michael Hickmott and Adam Watt have shared the biggest days of their lives together and are hoping for
By: Chris Roots
National Tote set to become reality V’landys and McLachlan edge closer to deal Tabcorp boss Gil McLachlan goal of a
By: Chris Roots
Owner Tony Ottobre and trainer Ciaron Maher are going to get choosy with where Pride Of Jenni races, starting with
It will be exactly six months to the day since Annabel and Rob Archibald-trained Tuned earned his Stradbroke start when
Racing NSW stewards will hold an inquiry into interactions between jockey Tommy Berry and disqualified trainer John O’Shea via a
Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds knows the saying “no feet, no horse”, and it is why his farrier Scott Byrne
Tommy Berry believes two-year-old Berzelius has Group 1 class but might not have the right attitude for it to come
By: Chris Roots
The World’s best jockey James McDonald knows the biggest moment of this week at Royal Ascot will come with Joliestar
Since his last win in 2024, Belvedere Boys has earned almost $400,000 in prizemoney, and some would call three photo-finish seconds
