Greg Wood is a Racing Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He specializes in covering sports, particularly racing and individual sports disciplines, while also delving into health and wellness topics related to sports business. Greg's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Guardian, Yahoo Sports, and the Irish Independent.
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Greg Wood's work predominantly covers horse racing events, with a focus on event coverage. He is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming horse racing events, insights from trainers or jockeys, and stories around the impact of specific races on the sport.
Given his extensive coverage of horse racing events and results, he may also welcome data-driven pitches that analyze trends in the industry or provide unique perspectives on recent race outcomes.
Wood's broad UK geographic focus indicates openness to content related to British horse racing but might also consider international stories if they have relevance or potential impact on the UK scene.
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By: Greg Wood
A Piece Of Heaven's 7-1 success in the Chester Cup, the most popular and historic race of the year at the world's oldest racecourse, was a fine way to round off the track's May festival meeting on Friday, not least after a day when, for around an hour or so in early afternoon, the event had teetered on the edge of an expensive, embarrassing disaster.
By: Greg Wood
Discussion over racing should include those working in the sport and fans, along with MPs and animal rights campaigners
Constitution River heads Aidan O’Brien’s Derby contenders but Maltese Cross is one to watch, while Legacy Link has pedigree for the Oaks
Greg Wood James Noyes, one of the initial proponents of affordability checks for gamblers,has issued an urgent call for a pausein their implementation.
By: Greg Wood
Gambling Commission set to rubber-stamp new regulations on Thursday which could inflict irreparable damage on the racing industry
By: Greg Wood
At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we built onto the existing cabinet boxes to extend them to the ceiling, refaced the cabinets in a bright white finish, and updated the island with simple Shaker-style panels.
British Horseracing Authority’s email sent to all trainers aims to reduce the risk of a shutdown, as happened in 2019
The King and Queen will attend the 247th running of the Derby at Epsom Downs on 6 June, reviving what was a traditional royal engagement in the calendar
By: Greg Wood
Fans and professionals alike are desperate for positivity after last year’s damp squib, but there is reason for hope
The crowds are expected to be back in force and favourite Benvenuto Cellini may prove irresistible for many backers
