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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Beiwacht raced to script and punctuated Group 1 Memsie Stakes (1400m) success at Caulfield with a three-length exclamation mark.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Beiwacht raced to script and punctuated Group 1 Memsie Stakes (1400m) success at Caulfield with a three-length exclamation mark.
Caulfield Cup hopeful Kingswood put practice into play on Saturday with victory in the Listed Heatherlie Stakes (1700m) at Caulfield.
G1-placed sprinter My Gladiola is set for a second Sandown gallop before Saturday's Moir Stakes after defeating Giga Kick in a trial.
By: Gilbert Gardiner Gilbert Gardiner
Racing Victoria (RV) is bracing for a Melbourne Cup qualification squeeze as international raiders eye the prized $10m Australian spring major.
Racing Victoria is bracing for a Melbourne Cup qualification squeeze as international raiders circle the Spring Carnival major.
Reigning Champions Sprint winner Giga Kick has nothing to prove, his legacy preserved as one of Australia’s great modern sprinters.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
France is again Victorian Spring Carnival bound with leading European trainer Francis-Henri Graffard and powerhouse global operation Wathnan Racing to launch a bid to win the historic $6m WS Cox Plate (2040m) on October 24.
By: Gilbert Gardiner
Reigning Champions Sprint winner Giga Kick has nothing to prove, his legacy preserved as one of Australia's great modern sprinters.
France is again Victorian Spring Carnival bound with leading European trainer Francis-Henri Graffard and powerhouse global operation Wathnan Racing to launch a bid to win the historic $6m WS Cox Plate (2040m) on October 24.
