Edward Sadler is a journalist and presenter with a focus on local sports, particularly horse racing in the Victoria region of Australia. With a wealth of knowledge and experience in the racing industry, Edward provides insightful coverage and analysis of races, jockeys, and trainers in Melbourne and beyond.
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Edward Sadler's coverage is primarily focused on local horse racing events, jockeys, and trainers in Australia, particularly in Victoria and Melbourne. His articles mainly consist of event coverage with a significant portion dedicated to profile features.
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Well-travelled gelding Here To Shock will have his first start in Victoria for close to four months when he lines up in the $1 million Supernova at Pakenham on Saturday.
Global Harmony winning at Sandown in 2021 when he raced as Pagan during his first stint with Lindsay Park (Image: Racing Photos)
I'm A Dirty Rascal racing in the colours of former owner Lloyd Williams (Image: Bradley Photos)
Southside trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Junior will head into Saturday’s inaugural running of The Supernova at Pakenham with two live chances in Welwal and Robrick.
Nadal powers to the lead to win the Meteorite at Cranbourne. (Image: Racing Photos)
Fairytale horse Oh Too Good is off for a Christmas break after Saturday’s Pakenham program
Tom Reilly is set to join the Melbourne Racing Club as its new chief executive officer in the new year.
Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman are set to saddle up two regally bred gallopers in the coming days, with Winx’s sister Time Of My Life to run at Sale on Sunday and Black Caviar’s daughter Persian Caviar bound for Wangaratta on Monday.
Mehzebeen wins the 161st New Zealand Cup (3200m) at Riccarton. (Photo: Race Images South)
Saint Aubins winning at Sale in October. (Image: Racing Photos)
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