David Carr is a Reporter at Racing Post. With a strong background in sports journalism, he covers a range of topics including football, competitive sports, and features related to holidays and ESG. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Herald Scotland, BloodHorse, and The Press York.
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David Carr's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly NFL-related news and horse racing. He also covers renewable energy topics such as wind power and solar power.
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Sea The Stars colt wins in track-record time for trainer Aidan O'Brien.
The Justify colt sets a new track record in a one-length victory at York.
By: Robbie Wilders, David Carr
You can see why there is indecision among bookmakers regarding the deserving favourite and rank outsider. Essentially any of these could win, even... Read More
Inisherin looks to bounce back from his fifth-place finish in the July Cup (G1).
By: David Carr, Vfo Alex
OMAHA, Neb. – Oklahoma State head wrestling coach David Taylor won the 92-kilogram competition at the United States Senior World Team Trials this weekend, cementing his spot on Team USA for the sixth time in the last seven years.
Stablemates Big Evs and Big Mojo work at Southwell ahead of the Breeders' Cup.
O'Brien Aims at Dewhurst Record With The Lion In Winter
Hotazhell took Delacroix on in a sustained duel through the final 200 yards, with Shane Foley and Ryan Moore giving it everything. Harrington's group 3 and group 2 winner held on by a nose at the wire.
Read Wind power sector ramps up in south-east Europe and other wind energy news & analysis on Windpower Monthly
By: David Carr
Don't mention the weather to Fiona Needham. Not only has the wintry blast robbed her track of its biggest jumps race, but it has also left her... Read More
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