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Damien Ractliffe is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia, focusing on local news and sports reporting. He is a regular contributor to The Age, Brisbane Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald, with his work also appearing in WAtoday. Damien covers a range of topics including horse racing, AFL (Australian Football League), and other local sports events.
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Damien Ractliffe's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly in Melbourne and Victoria. He provides extensive event coverage with a focus on horse racing, AFL draft, and Formula 1. His articles often revolve around evolving stories related to these sports.
To effectively reach out to Damien, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in these local sporting events. Additionally, offering exclusive information about upcoming races, drafts, or key figures in the Melbourne sports scene could capture his interest. Given his emphasis on local events and evolving stories within the realm of sports like horse racing and AFL drafts occurring in Victoria and Melbourne specifically would likely pique his interest.
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By: Marc Mcgowan, Andrew Wu, Claire Siracusa, Damien Ractliffe
Follow along for the remaining rounds of the AFL draft from Marvel Stadium.
By: Damien Ractliffe, Claire Siracusa, Marc McGowan, Andrew Wu Damien Ractliffe
By: Marc Mcgowan, Michael Gleeson, Claire Siracusa, Damien Ractliffe
Follow along for the remaining rounds of the AFL draft from Marvel Stadium.
By: Damien Ractliffe
Irish Millie claimed an eventful edition of the Sandown Cup on Friday night, holding off Canya Amy, while star stayer Valpolicella found trouble early but avoided late trouble to grab third.
Family, friends and the greyhound racing family are mourning the death of 1986 Australian Cup-winning trainer Cesare Costa, who passed away on Tuesday after a long battle with cancer, aged 78.
He's won the world's richest greyhound race, The Phoenix, but the race Jihad Talgi most wants to win is the Melbourne Cup.
Jessica Hopkins faces the prospect of claiming her second group 1 triumph in a month after Canya All Class solidified herself as the one to beat in next Saturday's Bold Trease final.
Reigning Phoenix champion Schillaci will jump from box one in Saturday night's fourth edition of The Phoenix, as Jihad Talgi chases back-to-back triumphs in the world's richest race.
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