Lee Mottershead is a senior writer at the Racing Post. With extensive experience covering racing around the globe, he focuses on sports and sports business, while also advocating for animal rescue and rehabilitation and animal rights. He has been featured in BloodHorse, CDC Gaming Reports, and Racing Post.
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Lee Mottershead's coverage primarily revolves around horse racing, with a notable focus on events and jockeys. He also touches upon entertainment news related to sports. If you are considering reaching out to him, providing insights into horse racing events, jockey performances, or the intersection of entertainment and sports would likely resonate well with his coverage interests.
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By: Lee Mottershead
Lee Mottershead hears from Felicity Barnard following the racecourse's bombshell announcement
By: Lee Mottershead
Britain's premier racecourse has taken a strong and unambiguous stance on the need for the RCA to change
By: Lee Mottershead
Lee Mottershead marks the tenth anniversary of the champion racehorse's first winner as a sire
By: Lee Mottershead
Ballydoyle's run of Classic Trial success continued as Cameo became an Oaks contender
By: Lee Mottershead
Recent tragedies and a Sky News film have led to talk about the help available to riders
By: Lee Mottershead
An outstanding miler produced his trademark turn of foot to win the Lockinge
By: Lee Mottershead
The regulator's commissioners will meet on Thursday to determine the future of affordability checks
By: Lee Mottershead
France Galop's decision to actively pursue a new young audience is already yielding rewards
By: Lee Mottershead
Lee Mottershead on what can be done to restore Britain's most famous Flat race to the centre of the sporting world
By: Lee Mottershead
Epsom is expected to look busier and better when the premier Classic is staged in front of the monarch on Saturday
