Gilbert Gardiner is a racing journalist at Herald Sun. He covers a variety of themes including professional sports, competitive sports, and the business side of sports, while also touching on arts and entertainment. Gilbert's work has been featured in numerous publications such as Gold Coast Bulletin, The Advertiser Foundation, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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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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American stayer Tawny Port has qualified for the Melbourne Cup with Belmont Gold Cup (3219m) victory at Saratoga Springs, New York, on Friday.
Apprentice jockeys Holly Durnan and Jabez Johnstone shared first Flemington wins on Saturday with a dead heat in the Fight MND Play On, For Neale 1600m event.
King Charles III-owned Gilded Water recovered quickly from a minor issue last start to renew original plans ultimately aimed at Melbourne Cup qualification.
Trainer Lindsey Smith is likely to save favourite First Chorus from Sandown Hillside on Saturday with the mare not quite over a foot abscess.
By: Gilbert Gardiner Gilbert Gardiner
Trainer Lucy Yeomans is excited to saddle Changing Colours, her first horse for prominent owners Ozzie Kheir and Brae Sokolski, on Saturday at Sandown Hillside.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Barriers end up in Sandown lake in bizarre mishap
Group 1 trainer Cindy Alderson has been recognised with the Country Achiever Award and a race in her honour at Flemington, but her own horse is unlikely to get a run.
Former jockey Tom Prebble's love for horses and racing is constant, none more so than winter warrior Jimmy The Bear.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Champion jockey Blake Shinn has revealed the timeline back to race riding after a seven-month severe leg injury recovery and rehabilitation.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Champion jockey Blake Shinn has revealed the timeline back to race riding after a seven-month severe leg injury recovery and rehabilitation.
