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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It's looking promising for Hong Kong representation at this year's Spring Carnival
The lack of Australian involvement at Hong Kong’s international race meetings could negatively impact the amount of World Pool race meetings held Down Under, according to Hong Kong Jockey Club CEO Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges.
Invincible Sage lands the G1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize with Hugh Bowman in the saddle (Image: HKJC)
John Size-trained Beauty Eternal lands the G1 FWD Champions Mile with Zac Purton (Image: HKJC)
A delighted Luca Remondet aboard Chains Of Honour (Image: Racing Photos)
A special Group 1 win on home soil beckons on Saturday for Murray Bridge-based trainer Dan Clarken.
Top trainer Chris Waller isn't afraid of taking on the colts and geldings with his filly Ahuriri in Saturday's Group 1 South Australian Derby, a race that has eluded him thus far in his incredible career.
Murray Bridge-based trainer Dan Clarken has got a circle around the first Tuesday in November in his calendar for his star mare The Map.
Hong Kong Jockey Club CEO Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges believes that the current health of Asian racing is best assessed on a 'country by country'basis.
Apprentice jockey Danica Munro is closing in on a significant milestone, as she's one win away from outriding her four-kilogram claim.
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