Gilbert Gardiner is a racing journalist at Herald Sun. He covers a wide array of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as the business aspects of professional sports and events. Gilbert's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Gold Coast Bulletin, The Advertiser Foundation, and FOX SPORTS Australia, among others.
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Gilbert Gardiner's articles predominantly cover local Australian horse racing events, jockeys, and betting. If you have insights into upcoming races, exclusive interviews with jockeys or trainers, or expert analysis on the local horse racing scene in Australia, these would be valuable pitches for Gilbert.
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Herald Sun racing writer Gilbert Gardiner’s horses to follow and forgive from Sandown.
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Bazaball Rewarded has put a roof over the head, now to deliver the perfect house-warming present – a breakthrough stakes success for trainer Kelvin Southey
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Clevor Trever was too smart for Caulfield opposition on Saturday with victory in the Selangor Turf Club Handicap (1400m).
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Clevor Trever was too smart for Caulfield opposition on Saturday with victory in the Selangor Turf Club Handicap (1400m).
Hearcomesthestar secured a deserving Listed Bel Esprit Stakes (1100m) victory.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Jockey Jett Stanley risked being “an idiot” on Saturday as he bucked a tactical trend at Caulfield, but he “turned out to be a genius”.
Clevor Trever, trained by Patrick Payne, is the half-brother to winter warrior Jimmy The Bear, who won an hour later.
Melbourne Cup-winning trainers Anthony and Sam Freedman face a mandatory minimum six-month disqualification for race-day treatment.
