Jack Haynes is a national sports journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for Racing Post and BloodHorse, specializing in horse racing news and analysis. With a keen eye for statistics and trends, Jack provides insights into major horse racing events, trainers, jockeys, and the betting world.
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Jack Haynes' coverage predominantly revolves around horse racing, particularly in the UK. His articles often provide announcements and insights from experts within the industry, indicating that he may be open to pitches featuring interviews with key figures in the world of horse racing. Given his focus on specific events and races, offering unique perspectives or insider information on upcoming races could be appealing to him.
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By: Jack Haynes, Paul Kealy
It's not easy to win a juvenile Group race after just one run, and it hasn't been done in the Dick Poole at Salisbury since Winning Express scored... Read More
Anshoda earned a berth to the BC Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1T) in the Prestige (G3).
By: Jack Haynes
Leicester's seven-race Flat fixture on Monday has been cancelled after 72mm of rain hit the East Midlands track in the past day. The going had been... Read More
By: Jack Haynes
Racing fans were treated to another show-stopping running of the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp live on ITV3 on Sunday afternoon. Find... Read More
By: Jack Haynes
A high-profile on day one of the Tattersalls Book 1 sale signalled the intent of Amo Racing to compete at the highest level, and it is not the first... Read More
By: Jack Haynes
Ayr Silver Cup winner Alfa Kellenic will be partnered by Ryan Moore on her first attempt at Listed level in the Boadicea Stakes at Newmarket on... Read More
Loughnane, 18 years old, was Britain's champion apprentice rider last year.
By: Jack Haynes
Capodanno was supplemented for the Betfair Chase at a cost of £7,200 on Monday and could be Willie Mullins’ first runner in the Grade 1 at Haydock.... Read More
By: Jack Haynes
Tour Ovalie produced a career-best performance to land the feature 2m mares’ handicap hurdle for Evan Williams. The Andrew Strong-owned five-year-old... Read More
By: Jack Haynes
Galassian confirmed some of his earlier promise when lowering the colours of 1-2 shot Kevin's Pride in the 2m3½f maiden hurdle. The Mel... Read More
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