Greg Wood is a Racing Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and animal rights, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation. 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
The all-time great’s Stud is represented by Daryz at the premier Flat meeting of the year on Wednesday
By: Greg Wood
Bow Echo narrowly held off Gstaad in a grandstand finish to the St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot.
By: Greg Wood
Greg Wood at Royal Ascot Five races and two Group Ones into his career, Bow Echo remains unbeaten – just.
Ombudsman successfully defended his Prince of Wales’s Stakes crown with a brilliant display in Royal Ascot’s day two feature
By: Greg Wood
Scandinavia, ridden by Ryan Moore, beat Trawlerman in a compelling Gold Cup and Aidan O’Brien said: ‘It was a very special day for myself and everybody in Ballydoyle’
By: Greg Wood
Greg Wood at Royal Ascot For all the talk of fierce rivalries here this week, the fact of it is that no current trainer has even come close
By: Greg Wood
Greg Wood at Royal Ascot Alexis Mac Allister for £7m. Just £4m for Moisés Caicedo. And £250,000 for Venetian Sun, a Group One winner here on Friday in the Commonwealth Cup.
By: Greg Wood
Venetian Sun delivered a Group One victory in the Commonwealth Cup, showing that Tony Bloom’s eye for a bargain extends to Flat racing
By: Greg Wood
Big numbers were something of a theme at Royal Ascot this year. Aidan O'Brien became the first trainer to saddle 100 winners at the meeting when Scandinavia took the Gold Cup on Thursday.
By: Greg Wood
A Pacific Gull walks on a local beach in Esperance, a town on the south coast of Western Australia, on June 23, 2026. Two H5 bird flu cases have been
