Clinton Payne is a Racing Editor at various esteemed publications including The Courier-Mail and News.com.au. He covers a range of topics related to animals and competitive sports, with a particular focus on animal care and the sports business. Clinton's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Australian, FOX SPORTS Australia, and The Daily Telegraph.
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Clinton Payne's articles predominantly focus on event coverage in the sports and entertainment news domain, with specific attention to horse racing and greyhound racing. Based on this, individuals or organizations involved in these events may find success reaching out to Clinton for coverage opportunities.
Given his extensive event coverage, industry professionals such as jockeys, trainers, race organizers, and animal welfare advocates could potentially engage him through providing insights into upcoming races or exclusive access to behind-the-scenes activities within the racing world. This could help provide a unique angle to stories or offer fresh perspectives that align with his area of interest.
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Emerging Aussie superstar jockey Zac Lloyd will get his first taste of UK racing on Friday when he rides at Doncaster.
By: Clinton Payne
Emerging Aussie superstar jockey Zac Lloyd will get his first taste of UK racing on Friday when he rides at Doncaster.
Barrier trials can be a great source of future winners, whether that be first-up or a horse that's come back and gone to a new level.
When Siena Grima moved to Sydney, she dreamt of winning the metropolitan apprentices' title – and with less than two months until the racing season concludes, it might happen sooner than expected.
Peter Snowden is hoping a return to his home track will change his recent Saturday racing fortunes.
Trainer Snowden is seeking an upturn in his Saturday fortunes as our experts look at the Royal Randwick card from every angle with plenty of tips.
A runner in the Queensland Oaks has been backed to win $120,000 at Eagle Farm on Saturday. A punter placed a $20,000 wager on the Chris Waller-trained Chrispa at $7 to win the Group 1 feature.
Formal Display is heading for a short break before trainers Annabel and Rob Archibald start winding him up with their sights on the $3 million Big Dance at Royal Randwick in November.
Formal Display is heading for a short break before trainers Annabel and Rob Archibald start winding him up with their sights on the $3 million Big Dance at Royal Randwick in November.
By: Clinton Payne
Formal Display is heading for a short break before trainers Annabel and Rob Archibald start winding him up with their sights on the $3m Big Dance at Royal Randwick in November.
